Championship, League 1 & 2 > Feb 15th - 20th

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Odds with Bet365

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15/02/2016	Leeds	21.25	23.00 - 30.50	40.50	Middlesbrough	-19.25
16/02/2016	Blackburn	31.75	25.50 - 51.00	40.50	Fulham	-8.75
16/02/2016	Hull	67.00	76.00 - 24.50	29.25	Brighton	+37.75

 

16/02/2016	Blackpool	40.00	31.00 - 36.50	30.25	Oldham	+9.75
16/02/2016	Bradford	24.00	27.50 - 35.00	31.00	Southend	-7.00
16/02/2016	Bury	34.50	35.00 - 36.50	39.50	Sheffield Utd	-5.00
16/02/2016	Colchester	30.25	30.00 - 16.00	18.25	Chesterfield	+12.00
16/02/2016	Millwall	32.75	47.50 - 39.00	32.50	Scunthorpe	+0.25
16/02/2016	Rochdale	29.50	23.00 - 14.50	23.50	Crewe	+6.00

 

16/02/2016	Accrington	56.00	61.50 - 22.00	39.25	Carlisle	+16.75
16/02/2016	Hartlepool	25.50	27.00 - 47.00	34.00	Notts County	-8.50
16/02/2016	Oxford	40.25	32.50 - 45.00	46.25	Northampton	-6.00
16/02/2016	York	29.75	27.00 - 31.00	37.50	Exeter	-7.75

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Cardiff vs Brighton: Bluebirds look to extend unbeaten home run to 12 games against Seagulls

The Championship 12:30pm kick off this Saturday afternoon is playoff-chasing Cardiff at home to promotion contenders Brighton at the Cardiff City Stadium and the home side will be looking to continue their impressive home record that has seen them lose just one game on home turf.

THE BET

Outright: Draw @ 9/4 with bet365

Full Article: https://www.punterslounge.com/betting-tips/football/championship/cardiff-vs-brighton-2016021801

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20/02/2016	Bolton	38.00	56.50 - 40.00	36.50	QPR	+1.50
20/02/2016	Brentford	32.50	25.00 - 35.50	33.50	Derby	-1.00
20/02/2016	Burnley	39.00	42.50 - 31.00	35.50	Rotherham	+3.50
20/02/2016	Cardiff	35.75	33.50 - 21.50	19.25	Brighton	+16.50
20/02/2016	Fulham	29.50	22.00 - 29.00	22.50	Charlton	+7.00
20/02/2016	Huddersfield	47.25	26.00 - 30.50	33.50	Wolves	+13.75
20/02/2016	Milton Keynes Dons	23.00	27.00 - 35.50	24.50	Bristol City	-1.50
20/02/2016	Preston	34.75	28.00 - 39.50	35.50	Sheffield Weds	-0.75

 

20/02/2016	Barnsley	55.50	62.50 - 58.00	50.75	Doncaster	+4.75
20/02/2016	Bradford	30.50	40.00 - 24.00	45.50	Rochdale	-15.00
20/02/2016	Bury	31.75	31.50 - 12.00	23.50	Colchester	+8.25
20/02/2016	Chesterfield	44.25	40.50 - 27.50	23.00	Crewe	+21.25
20/02/2016	Fleetwood Town	30.75	28.00 - 38.50	35.75	Scunthorpe	-5.00
20/02/2016	Millwall	35.25	33.00 - 33.00	37.75	Peterboro	-2.50
20/02/2016	Oldham	26.75	30.50 - 24.50	34.50	Gillingham	-7.75
20/02/2016	Sheffield Utd	30.25	21.00 - 23.50	30.25	Port Vale	0.00
20/02/2016	Swindon	41.75	43.00 - 31.50	30.25	Blackpool	+11.50
20/02/2016	Walsall	20.00	27.00 - 54.00	46.00	Wigan	-26.00
22/02/2016	Southend	38.00	58.50 - 32.00	45.50	Burton	-7.50

 

20/02/2016	Barnet	30.75	14.50 - 75.00	57.50	AFC Wimbledon	-26.75
20/02/2016	Bristol Rvs	44.50	43.50 - 26.00	33.25	Morecambe	+11.25
20/02/2016	Cambridge	25.25	34.50 - 20.50	19.75	York	+5.50
20/02/2016	Carlisle	33.75	34.00 - 39.50	39.75	Stevenage	-6.00
20/02/2016	Crawley Town	33.00	30.50 - 39.50	47.50	Plymouth	-14.50
20/02/2016	Exeter	45.00	42.50 - 26.50	29.00	Newport County	+16.00
20/02/2016	Luton	22.75	32.00 - 28.50	19.75	Hartlepool	+3.00
20/02/2016	Mansfield	33.50	23.50 - 15.50	29.75	Dag and Red	+3.75
20/02/2016	Northampton	42.75	43.00 - 29.50	38.75	Wycombe	+4.00
20/02/2016	Notts County	35.25	15.00 - 28.00	33.50	Leyton Orient	+1.75
20/02/2016	Oxford	33.00	19.50 - 22.50	36.25	Accrington	-3.25
20/02/2016	Yeovil	30.00	32.50 - 40.00	39.75	Portsmouth	-9.75

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Milton Keynes Dons v Bristol City

Milton Keynes Dons: Antony Kay (26/0 m), Ben Reeves (14/2 d)(both probably in), Samir Carruthers (29/0 m, suspended), Carl Baker (25/3 m), Matt Upson (3/0 d)

Bristol City: Ben Gladwin (1/0 m, doubtful), Luke Ayling (27/0 d)

 

Burnley FC v Rotherham

Burnley FC: Michael Duff (23/0 d, doubtful), Lloyd Dyer (m, newcomer), Dean Marney (5/0 m), Ashley Barnes (0/0 f), Lukas Jutkiewicz (5/0 f), Matt Gilks (0/0 g)

Rotherham: Aimen Belaid (3/0 m), Leon Best (1/0 f), Lee Frecklington (14/2 m), Luciano Becchio (2/0 f)(all doubtful), Richard Wood (2/0 d, suspended), Joe Mattock (22/1 d, suspended), Stephen Kelly (3/0 d)

 

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England League 1: Bradford - Rochdale

I see a lot of similarities between this Bradford city team and the one which we were strongly with through their 2012-13 League 2 promotion year, they came with a big run there to win the playoffs and despite getting distracted with cup runs and a poor playing surface in subsequent campaigns, they have improved in each, finishing 11th and 7th , they are a big club and have the level of support to once more become an established Championship side and look to be coming on strong in the second half of the campaign and timing their run well. They have posted back to back wins over direct playoff rivals in Peterborough United and Southend United by a combined 6-0 and meet a Rochdale side who are very hit and miss, recent wins over league leaders Burton Albion and third placed Walsall, were sandwiched between losses to Barnsley and Chesterfield who were both in the drop zone and where they conceded nine goals, just about sums them up ! Visiting boss Keith Hill is a head caoch I have a lot of time for and he will never compromise his principles and his teams are always pleasing on the eye and will look to get forward at every opportunity, witness the two points and two goal lead thrown away at home to Crewe Alexandra last week. Dale are struggling defensively and I was quite shocked to read some of the comments on their forum, which were very much of the "I think we have enough about us to stay up " variety, which is a little telling as they are eight points clear of the drop zone with at game in hand on most teams below them.

The visitors have won only three times on the road all season and have been dealing with lengthy injury problems and lacking a real central defensive pairing and that looks likely to cost them dear today, City striker James Hanson is listed as 1.93m, but looks much taller and is a huge aerial threat and can punish that defensive weakness, he has returned to form with four goals in his last four starts and will be up for this today. He caused Dale a lot of problems last year with a goal and assist agaisnt them and will have been sorry to have started on the bench in the reverse fixture this season , which City won 3-1, creating a lot of chances and with two goals coming from crosses into the box.City are tight defensively and have only conceded 11 at home this season, but goals at the other end have been hard to come by until recently and if they have largely solved those issues, they are going to be tough to kep out of the top six. Home win.

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