Jack A

Good night last night with Liverpool BTTS coming in. 
 
Tonight I fancy a Celtic/Napoli double on the Win & Over 2.5 market, which pays 7/2 with Boylesports. 
 
Griffiths to score anytime at Evens with William Hill also looks good, but I will wait for the line up before backing it. 

The only thing putting me off Liverpool is the fact that both teams would probably be happy with a draw, and it is always difficult to back a side when that is the case. 
However I do think Liverpool will win. I just think they are too good for Hoffenheim, on paper at least. I think Hoffenheim will score, so my pick for the game is Liverpool / BTTS at 10/3. 
 

The only thing putting me off Liverpool is the fact that both teams would probably be happy with a draw, and it is always difficult to back a side when that is the case. 
However I do think Liverpool will win. I just think they are too good for Hoffenheim, on paper at least. I think Hoffenheim will score, so my pick for the game is Liverpool / BTTS at 10/3. 
 

The only thing putting me off Liverpool is the fact that both teams would probably be happy with a draw, and it is always difficult to back a side when that is the case. 
However I do think Liverpool will win. I just think they are too good for Hoffenheim, on paper at least. I think Hoffenheim will score, so my pick for the game is Liverpool / BTTS at 10/3. 
 

He has managed against Hoffenheim in 17 matches (including whilst at Mainz) with 6 wins, 6 draws and 5 defeats.
His Dortmund side played Hoffenheim 15 times, winning 6, drawing 5 and losing 4.
In 8 away matches at Hoffenheim Klopp has won 6 and lost 2.
Quite meaningless IMO, but interesting nonetheless

Halifax v Dover
Halifax are yet to score this season, and are up against a Dover defence who have kept two clean sheets from their opening three games. Dover tend to do well when they travel to Northern grounds and I expect them to beat Halifax 1-0 or 2-0, given their proven ability to defend a lead this season, and Halifax’s inability to score. 11/5 for a Dover win looks very generous. 
Maidstone v Aldershot 
Aldershot travel to Maidstone on the back of a comfortable 6-0 victory over Guiseley on Saturday. Aldershot lead the pack at the top of the National League having won all of their games so far. Maidstone have only managed to pick up 1 point from their opening 3 matches, scoring just one goal. Aldershot have scored 11 goals in their opening 3 matches, and I expect this firepower to be more than enough to beat Maidstone. Evens looks a very generous price for an Aldershot win.

Macclesfield v Bromley
Bromley travel to the Moss Rose on the back of an impressive victory away at Dover. Both of these sides have taken an impressive 4 points from a difficult first week. Macclesfield won away at Eastleigh and drew at home to Wrexham, Bromley drew at home to Eastleigh and won away at Dover.
Macclesfield were poor at home last season. Poor enough to put me off the short price and attract me to Bromley at 11/4. I think Dover is a much more difficult away trip to Macclesfield and Bromley will be full of confidence after that victory.
Gateshead v Torquay
Torquay have picked up 1 point from their opening 2 matches, compared to Gateshead's 3 points.
However, Torquay have faced two of their toughest games of the season on paper, drawing 0-0 with title favourites Tranmere (albeit reduced 10 men for 35 minutes) and being narrowly beaten 3-2 away at Aldershot.
Gateshead have narrowly beaten relegation candidates Guiseley 1-0 at home and lost 2-1 to another relegation candidate in Woking.
At 4/1 I think the value definitely lies with Torquay, who have shown their ability to defend, keeping a clean sheet against Tranmere and their abilities going forward, scoring twice at Aldershot. A safer bet to add to an accumulator is Torquay/Draw on the double chance market which is 6/5.
 

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