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StevieDay1983 Posted February 25, 2020 Author Share Posted February 25, 2020 The second legs of the 2019/20 Europa League last 32 ties are coming up this week. The odds and (limited) ratings are available above. Tell us your bets for these games! @delfino, @KikoCy, @giraldi, @Icongene, @dogmeister, @rangers234, @Pipoca, @Notorious, @ElPrincipito007, @KingSoccertips, @vasilli07, @betcatalog, @immortal--, @DW_United, @discipline, @WinningAdvice, @arvee, @silverfox, @FrenchEskimo, @liamcorrigan86, @ElPrincipito007, @Neubs, @TOTTI3, @Simeon Borisof, @Charon84, @Magic0024, @Xcout, @arsenalfh, @BJO, @footballeye, @gamblerxxx, @Xcout, @allyhibs, @cluelessG, @jazzman02 , @DrO, @chris50, @mtom, @canaries91, @slipkid, @Dzontra85, @Marek76, @hristofor, @Philosophy2 @Hitch, @kane, @Duke_Tm, @shrewd., and @CloughandTaylor. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Magic0024 Posted February 26, 2020 Share Posted February 26, 2020 Football Facts and Streaks regarding Europa League Benfica have conceded at least 2 goals in their last 3 matches in Europa League. Wolves have scored at least 3 goals in their last 3 matches in Europa League. There have been under 2.5 goals scored in Copenhagen’s last 8 games in Europa League. Ajax have lost their last 5 matches in Europa League. Man Utd are undefeated in 94% of their last 18 matches in Europa League. There have been under 2.5 goals scored in Cluj’s last 6 games in Europa League. Getafe have kept a clean sheet in their last 3 matches in Europa League. You can find interesting 29 Football Betting Streaks for 27.02.2020 on this link ... https://eurofootballrumours.com/football-facts-and-streaks-27-02-2020-17921 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
malabgd Posted February 26, 2020 Share Posted February 26, 2020 LASK Linz vs AZ Alkmaar LASK Linz Doubtful: - Out (injuries/other): - Suspended: - AZ Alkmaar Doubtful: - Out (injuries/other): Stijn Wuytens (21/0 d), Ron Vlaar (10/2 d), Pantelis Hatzidiakos (11/1 d), Albert Gudmundsson (4/0 f) Suspended: - RB Salzburg vs Eintracht Frankfurt RB Salzburg Doubtful: Out (injuries/other): Rasmus Kristensen (9/0 d), Philipp Köhn (0/0 g) Suspended: Eintracht Frankfurt Doubtful: Out (injuries/other): Bas Dost (14/5 f), Mijat Gacinovic (14/0 m), Gelson Fernandes (9/0 m), Lucas Torró (3/0 m), Marco Russ (0/0 d) Suspended: Daily updated injuries and suspensions information from more then 100 football leagues and competitions worldwide at: www.injuriesandsuspensions.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
betcatalog Posted February 27, 2020 Share Posted February 27, 2020 Arsenal certainly has the first floor, especially at home, but Olympiacos can fight it. I expect an open game, with goals from both teams. Olympiacos must attack in order to have hope. Defensively, both teams are vulnerable, while Olympiacos is missing the important Semedo. I'll bet on many goals ARSENAL FC vs OLYMPIACOS PIRAEUS @@ +2.50 Over, odds 1.73 I give Leverkusen a slight lead, which makes more convincing appearances lately and the momentum favors it. But I cannot deny Porto's mighty headquarters. I think the doubleton will be easily or hardly confirmed. FC PORTO vs BAYER 04 LEVERKUSEN @@ Both team to score, odds 1.55 Wolves is a much better team, just today it will confirm the qualification, today it can double its winnings, Wolves' win is great value RCD ESPANYOL BARCELONA vs WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS @@ WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS, odds 2.50 Gidds and StevieDay1983 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
StevieDay1983 Posted February 27, 2020 Author Share Posted February 27, 2020 Espanyol vs Wolves The Europa League last 32 second legs are up tonight. Rangers got proceedings underway with an impressive away win against Braga last night. Wolves will be hoping to join their British neighbours in the next round by sealing an aggregate win against Espanyol in this 5:55pm GMT kick-off at the RCDE Stadium in Cornella de Liobregat. The away side hold a 4-0 lead after the first leg from last week. Espanyol remain the club that sit in the shadow of European giants Barcelona but head coach Abelardo will want his side to go down in a blaze of glory after last week's disappointing battering in England. The club sits bottom of La Liga and Abelardo is their third gaffer this season with David Gallego and Pablo Machin having already left their roles. Form has improved in the league under Abelardo but the result last week showed that means nothing when it comes to European competition. History can give Espanyol something to believe in with their only previous European home game against English opposition being a 5-2 victory over Birmingham in the 1961/62 Inter Cities Fairs Cup. Wolves continue to progress at a steady rate under Nuno Santo. The Midlands club are in 8th place in the league and only 2 points off the Champions League qualification spots. Wanderers come into this match undefeated in their last six away European games and have scored 17 goals during those matches. However, their only away game in Europe against Spanish opposition was a 4-0 loss to Barcelona back in the 1959/60 European Cup. One side bet that is worth noting is that not only did Diogo Jota bag a hat-trick in the first leg but he's also now the joint top scorer in this competition with 6 goals so could be worth an anytime scorer punt. Yes, history suggests this could be a victory for the Spanish team but I think history is history for a reason. It's a bygone era and if we're looking at the brutal facts of now then there's so much distance in the quality of these two sides. Not only that but Santo proved he's the more tactically superior manager. He'll know how even 4-0 leads can be overturned in a competition like this so he'll field a strong team and look to win the game on the night as well as over two legs. Wolves to Win @ 2.45 with Betfair Anytime Scorer: Diogo Jota @ 4.30 with SportNation @delfino, @KikoCy, @giraldi, @Icongene, @dogmeister, @rangers234, @Pipoca, @Notorious, @ElPrincipito007, @KingSoccertips, @vasilli07, @betcatalog, @immortal--, @DW_United, @discipline, @WinningAdvice, @arvee, @silverfox, @FrenchEskimo, @liamcorrigan86, @ElPrincipito007, @Neubs, @TOTTI3, @Simeon Borisof, @Charon84, @Magic0024, @Xcout, @arsenalfh, @BJO, @footballeye, @gamblerxxx, @Xcout, @allyhibs, @cluelessG, @jazzman02 , @DrO, @chris50, @mtom, @canaries91, @slipkid, @Dzontra85, @Marek76, @hristofor, @Philosophy2 @Hitch, @kane, @Duke_Tm, @shrewd., and @CloughandTaylor. Gidds 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
StevieDay1983 Posted February 27, 2020 Author Share Posted February 27, 2020 Arsenal vs Olympiakos The second preview for the last 32 second legs in the Europa League that are being played today covers the game between Premier League side Arsenal and Greek Super League club Olympiakos that's an 8pm GMT kick-off at the Emirates Stadium in London. The Gunners hold a narrow 1-0 lead from the first leg out in Greece so this tie remains finely balanced. Arsenal are showing various signs of improvement under new manager Mikel Arteta. It's now just 1 loss from 13 competitive games for the former Arsenal midfielder. Saeed Kolasinac remains injured along with Kieran Tierney and Cedric Soares so it looks like Bukayo Saka will keep his place in the side after impressing. The 18-year old has 5 assists to his name in this competition so far and is the first English player to reach such a level since the competition was re-branded from the UEFA Cup. Arsenal come into this game knowing they have progressed from all 17 European ties where they have held a lead from the first leg. Olympiakos might well be the dominant force in Greek football but right now they're facing elimination from Europe's second tier club competition. Manager Pedro Martins will feel his team are still in this tie despite being 1-0 down from the first leg. The Greek side don't fair very well when they've suffered defeat in their first leg when it comes to European ties. In fact, they've only progressed twice in their history under those circumstances and the last time that happened was against Chornomorets Odessa back in the 1992/93 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup. To add further misery to those stats, Olympiakos have lost 10 of their last 11 away ties in European competition. That solitary win coming against Luxembourg minnows F91 Dudelange back in 2018. Everything here is favouring a business-like Arsenal win. Arteta has come out and said he wants to do everything to maximise his team's chances of entering Europe next season whether that be through the league, FA Cup, or Europa League. Two of those options can result in Champions League football next season so even though they're 1-0 up I'm expecting a full strength Gunners side to do a solid job tonight. Arsenal -1 @ 2.30 with SpreadEx Arsenal HT/FT @ 2.30 with BetVictor Gidds 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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