National League > Dec 5th

[Sir Puntalot]

[Sir Puntalot]

05/12/2015	Barrow	42.25	55.50 - 43.50	34.75	Boreham Wood	+7.50
05/12/2015	Cheltenham	41.00	53.50 - 17.50	29.50	Chester FC	+11.50
05/12/2015	Dover Athletic	37.75	35.50 - 29.50	33.75	Aldershot	+4.00
05/12/2015	Halifax	24.25	43.00 - 10.50	15.00	Guiseley	+9.25
05/12/2015	Kidderminster	28.25	35.50 - 20.00	15.50	Gateshead	+12.75
05/12/2015	Torquay	25.00	22.00 - 42.00	41.75	Wrexham	-16.75
05/12/2015	Tranmere	38.25	40.00 - 58.00	41.00	Braintree Town	-2.75
05/12/2015	Woking	35.75	44.00 - 45.50	43.00	Lincoln	-7.25

[Darran]

Barrow v Boreham Wood

Even though Barrow's manager got sacked and Paul Cox has taken over, their home form has been very strong. They have only lost twice at home and they beat Woking last week in Cox's first game in charge. They host a Boreham Wood side who have got a couple of very good draws against Tranmere and Lincoln, but their problem is scoring goals and they are averaging less than a goal a game. Barrow should continue their strong home form on Saturday and look a fair price at BetVictor's 29/20.

 

Halifax v Guiseley

I didn't think there was ever going to be apoint this season where I would want to back Halifax, but they look a very different side since Darren Kelly was sacked and Jim Harvey took over. Under Kelly they couldn't defend to save their lives and although they have still let in 3 goals in their two games under Harvey, that is a massive improvement. They put four past Gateshead when having ten men for over half of the match and put the same amount past Dover last week. In that sort of form they should fancy their chances about beating a Guiseley side who have only won once away all season. Marathon's 8/5 looks a fair price.

 

Kettering v Cambridge City

Into the Southern League for the final and best bet of the weekend. Kettering have strengthened in recent weeks and their team looks very strong now. They are unbeaten in three and they beat league leaders Poole last weekend and deserved the three points. They look capable of going on a little run now and will fancy their chances of beating a Cambridge side who have lost four of their last six. To be fair to them the two wins did come against two sides in the top 5 in the table, but improved Kettering should have too much for them and Boyelsports go 20/21 about a home win.