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Last time when PSG have 3 matches without win was before 2 years, and the team who they defeat to stop this streak was Caen again.

Will certainly look into both leagues but won't be touching the psv game.
Got 2 games in tier 2 I'm considering. Just want to analyse little more before posting.

As a Liverpool fan, I am hoping this is true. 
I am not going to place any bet on this game prior kick off. Might place one during the game. If Liverpool get their groove, then I can see easy over 2.5 goals. 
 
Update: Firmino not part of the squad. Minor injury.

I think Liverpool will beat Chelsea. My feeling is that Luis is a liability, and missing John Terry is huge.
I just don't think Chelsea have the legs to deal with Liverpool's movement, and will lose in an open game shoot out !

Odds provided by bet365.
One factor to remember when betting this week is not only did Italian sides play in Europe in mid-week but a full schedule of fixtures are lined up for mid-week this coming week so some sides might switch their squad up for this weekend's fixtures.
The one game I am drawn to is Inter Milan versus Juventus. Inter suffered a shock 2-0 defeat in the Europa League on Thursday night to Israeli side Hapoel Be'er Sheva. They will be keen to rectify that this weekend. Juventus have started positively with three wins though but it has been far from straight forward. I can see a draw here. I would also back both teams to score.

Very miserable weekend for me in La Liga. Barca  left on the bench stars such as: Messi, Iniesta, Alba and Suarez. Very stupid move, and defeat for Barca. Also Mendes club - Valencia has a big problem and if they don't change anything they will be the desperate club. Real, Atletico and Sevilla are justified the role of favorites.
What you think about next round, I'll share odds from mollybet on the link below!
 

FT 3:1
Gladbach deserved this FT Result
 

Odds courtesy of MollyBet.
On the screenshot you can see odds for Italy Serie A and B. These odds are from big bookies, which provide unlimited betting. But without good tips, we can't make big winnings, do you have tips for this round?

Serie A: AC Milan - Udinese

Milan won 3-2 their last game on home ground, should have been 3-1-/4-1, but could easily have ended 3-3 with Torino missing a late penalty, they then lost 4-2 at Napoli and giving up six goals and a mised penalty is hardly the dream defensive start and whilst they have had 15 days to work on solutions, they clearly need it. Suspensions today to Mbaye Niang and Juraj Kucka are hardly ideal and combined with the injury to Andrea Bertolacci and knocks to others, that leaves them very shorthanded in the middle of the park. Upfront, Niang has been very influential since breaking into the team with six goals and six assists in 18 starts and Milan won just two from 11 when he picked up an injury and was sidelined at the end of last season.

Udinese have avoided defeat in half of their last ten league and cup visits to the San Siro to play Milan and that alone suggest value in the quote for the visitors, they will travel a little nervously after an opening day mauling at Roma, but have steadied the ship with three points and a cleansheet at home to Empoli and can take a point and a goal or two today (3.75 to score 2+ feels big).

Udinese +0.75 ball 2.08 asian line/Sportmarket

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France Ligue2: Bourg - Le Havre

Bourg-en-Bresse are back to their free and easy ways, play a very open style, are comfortable on the ball when in possession, quite pleasing on the eye and look vulnerable when defending, in other words, they are fun to watch ! Last season their games produced an average 2.79 goals and only relegated Creteil conceded more. They met a pair of teams with a defend first, ask questions later approach in their two opening games and it took a while to return to normal service, but their last five starts have seen 20 goals with both scoring in each and any time they face a team who will not sit back, we should see goals and plenty of them. The two league meetings with Le Havre last season produced nine goals with eight for HAC and it is hard to see the visitors coming with just a point in mind. They have lost their way after a great start to their season and they are now five league and cup games without a win, through which they have conceded 10 goals in three home starts (!) and we are talking about the pre season promotion favourites here.

There is no doubt that Le Havre are the stronger squad, but BEBP probably have a little more confidence right now and do play with a bit of a swagger, both to score........1-3 feels about right, but best value has to be ........

over 2.5 goals 2.16 asian line/Sportmarket

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I don't think there's a team I currently hate more than feckin' Venlo. second home loss in a row and yeah, both times they were on my ticket. today I chose both to score but they couldn't even score. every single game finished with home and away side scoring except for this game. incredible.

Wow, watched the United game and it was painful. For a second there I thought van Gaal was still in charge 
You could see how badly he spent 200 million pounds, because not one player he bought had any impact on the game.
Energy - low, Pace - low, Speed -low,desire -low, intensity - low.
It took them into the 90th minute to have a shot on target. 1 SHOT ON GOAL IN 91 MINUTES. !!!
It also does not help when the Feynoord player was offside when getting the through ball.
Glad I dodged this bullet 

7 teams have not won a 1st half of any of the 4 games played this season.
Stoke, Swansea, Sunderland, Southampton, West Brom, West Ham, Crystal Palace.
Stoke have just 1 1st half point, Swansea, Sunderland and Southampton just 2 points. In addition, neither Stoke, Swansea or Sunderland have scored a 1st half goal. These slow starts are actually quite predictable. These teams are battling. Out of form, losing players, poor transfer windows,  lacking in confidence.  My feeling is that for Stoke, West Ham, Southampton and Crystal Palace, this is just a slow start. They have the players to win games. They will climb the table and be safe.
The other 3 (Swansea, Sunderland, WBA) have got real problems.  Their managers understand one thing. You have to keep it tight for 45 minutes and if possible, don't concede the 1st goal. Then build on this and try and win it in the second half. If these teams have to play catch-up, they are in big trouble. They don't have the players to do it !!! All three of these teams had poor transfer windows, but realistically Sunderland are in the worst spot because they lost Allerdyce.
I have excluded Hull from this group of teams because they are showing unity and a more than decent team spirit. They are also winning games !
This weekend I see more pain for Sunderland in a tough away game to Spurs.
ANything could happen with WBA and West Ham, but West Ham have so much more potential than WBA at this moment. Just have to rectify their showboating trainsmash from last week.
Southampton and Swansea are struggling, and I can't see Swansea getting more than a point away.
So the bottom dwellers struggles will continue for another week.
This season looks to be one where the relegation battle will be some way off 40 points. Having watched plenty of games, I just can't see where some of these teams are going to get 35 points.

@immortal--, we welcome input on all levels. Even if you're not confident in your English just have a go. Always keen to hear people's thoughts. @winnerwinner, always happy to see your bets. Gives us an insight into your line of thinking.
How did everyone do last night?

I would be wary of Man United tonight. Mourinho can say the Europa League is a hindrance, but if United were in the Champions League, van Gaal would still be in charge, and Mourinho would still be on holiday. A double edged sword for him.
United won't be good tonight. Nobody that is starting is match fit. They have all played bits and pieces. I expect a low degree of cohesion, and that United will really struggle  for at least an hour.  If I was betting on United I would be avoiding this game and backing them against Watford. At least you get the 1st team, fitter, with more miles on the feet.  
Feynoord are a decent defensive team, probably one of the better ones in the Eredivise. I would be backing the 0-0 HT draw here, if I was taking a bet.
Two low priced bankers for me would be Anderlecht (1.49) and AZ Alkmaar (1.38) both to win.
One other game jumps out at me and its Standard Liege playing Celta. I've watched Celta twice this season and they are average to poor. Standard at 18.5 to 10 is a great price for the HOME WIN
 
 
 

On the twitter @betinasia I found great tips and odds, which I'll share on the screenshot. I'm sure that you also can find more tips and odds and please you to share with us, how we could make better discussion about it.

My bets for tonight..
 
City -1.5
Real -1.5
Porto straight

Because many posters are like you. Just lurk waiting for others to post. Why don't you start contributing as well?

For today's matches I found odds and betting tips on twitter @betinasia.
What you think about this prediction?
On the screenshot you can see tweets from BetInAsia.

Champions League: Manchester City - Borussia Monchengladbach

Few coaches in this competition have as much Champions League experience as Pep Guardiola, in seven years as head coach, he is a perfect seven time semi finalist and two time winner. City made the semis last season and anything less this time round is likely to be seen as failure. Guardiola is not afraid to make the big decisions and Yaya Toure and Joe Hart were quickly made aware that their time had passed, John Stones, Leroy Sane, Gabriel Jesus, Ilkay Gundogan, Claudio Brava and Nolito were signed for a collective 200m € and the club have had a major make over. However, his biggest influence has been on the training pitch, where the work is said to have been on another level and it is easy to see that on the pitch, we are only four games in, but at times and in each, although perhaps not yet for 90 minutes, they have played football the like of which we have not seen before in the Premier League. It might seem very early to say that, but you only had to watch the opening 45 minutes of the Manchester derby on Saturday, through which they totally outclassed United, to realise how good they are, or rather, can be and this is only just the very beginning. The effect he has had on Raheem Sterling and John Stones is already apparent and tonight they will have a hungry and in form Sergio Aguero, who is serving a domestic ban, back in the line up.

BMG are two weeks behind in terms of real match fitness, a light year away with the respective squads and whilst they will have learned plenty from a group stage appearance, they will not take much confidence from the two games with City last season, both of which they lost , conceding six goals and the Manchester side look on a higher plane right now. BMG are coming off a 3-1 defeat at newly promoted Freiburg at the weekend, they went "full strength" there, with 10 of the 11 starters who faced Leverkusen on opening day and started well enough, led at the break, but fell apart late with some shambolic defending and this has the potential to get ugly tonight.

Manchester City -1.5 ball 2.11 asian line/Sportmarket

4.0 for City to score four or more, something they did here at the Etihad in this fixture last season feels too big, given the offensive firepower of the hosts and how qucikly BMG crumbled on Saturday

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Ha ha I know, I was hoping he wouldn't get it but if he hadn't have won it they would have had to have been a parliamentary enquiry into it, it was that obvious!! I'm hoping the curse doesn't strike today, anywhere but at Leeds.

Some varied selections there, @gogetta. Interested to see how they do. You've had some decent tips in other leagues across the world so let's see if you are as prolific in the Football League!
@aliando, I didn't know you were a Bluebird! Great to see another one on here! I was initially very pessimistic about our dealings during the transfer window but remembered how many signings we've made. I'm still not happy that we've lost Fabio and David Marshall but the signings of Emyr Huws and Joe Bennett are very shrewd. I still think our very weak keeper situation will cost us but I think we have enough to stay mid-table. We won't challenge the play-offs though. If we do then Paul Trollope is a genius.
@Kenton Schweppes, bet you're loving David Wagner winning Manager of the Month. Definitely means your lot are on for a barren September! Hahaha. Some nice tips there. Agree with those first two as well. Bristol City at that price is brilliant. Signing Tammy Abraham on loan was a master stroke.

Instantly, there are two prices that stand out like sore thumbs in The Championship as being good value, Bristol City 5/4 at Rotherham and Newcastle 17/10 at Derby. got to fancy Bristol, Rotherham are leaking goals willy nilly, granted the loss of Kodija to Derby is a big loss, bit Rotherham's defence is so porous I think they have more than a decent chance here. Bit mystified by Newcastle's price they seem to be hitting their stride nicely now after a shakey start. Derby have been out splashing the cash on a couple of new strikers in the international break but will it pay instant dividends? Think Pearson is on borrowed time their if he can't turn it round, talk about having a sluggish start to the season.
Going to let you into an interesting stat here that is probably worth a bet tomorrow that I bet no one has picked up, Leeds v Huddersfield, the last 10 fixtures between the 2 clubs has seen over 2.5 goals in every game and Sky Bet are offering over 2.5 goals at evens. I genuinely think this is worth backing. To be honest, on paper, the 6/4 on us looks good and on paper we should win but I would avoid backing us, as anything could happen and generally tends to in this fixture.
Onto League One, only one price catches my eye here and that's Sheffield United at 6/4 at Wimbledon. A bad start but United have won their last two games and one of them an away win at Gillingham, not an easy place to go. They could be worth a closer inspection.
Swiftly onto League Two, I see Morecambe are being offered at another crazy price, why I don't know? Leyton Orient are being offered at 23/10 up at Carlisle and I think that is worth a dabble. Other decent prices are evens on Plymouth and Luton and Mansfield at 11/10.
 

Really struggling to see beyond a Norwich/Brighton double being decent value.  2 sides who should be fighting out for play off places, if not automatic spots, playing home against two clubs in decline.  My club Cardiff, look set for a looonnng season.  Despite the signing of Ricky Lambert, we look painfully shy up front and dodgy at the back.  Brentford have struggled on the road already this season. With promotion hopes, both teams should be looking for comfortable  home victories after losses, last time out.

League Two
Crewe vs Exeter  - BTTS
Luton vs Grimsby  - Under 2.5
Notts County vs Accrington  - Home win
Cambridge Utd  AH+0.5
 
Result:  Crewe 2-0 Exeter
              Luton 1-2 Grimsby
            Notts C 0-2 Accrington
         Plymouth 2-1 Cambridge