Brzil Serie A September 18th-19th 2010

[jovinco]

Saturday 18 September 2010	Home	Draw	Away	BPP
	Botafogo FR v Cruzeiro EC (22:30 BST)	2.25	3.4	3.1	106.11 %
	Atlético Goianiense v Atlético Paranaense (23:30 BST)	2.1	3.5	3.2	107.44 %
	SC Corinthians v Grêmio Prudente (23:30 BST)	1.37	5	9	104.10 %
	Sunday 19 September 2010	Home	Draw	Away	BPP
	Atlético Mineiro v EC Vitória (20:00 BST)	1.93	3.36	4.4	104.18 %
	Guarani Futebol Club v Santos FC (20:00 BST)	2.76	3.33	2.35	108.82 %
	Palmeiras v São Paulo FC (20:00 BST)	2.37	3.35	2.75	108.32 %
	SC Internacional v Vasco da Gama (20:00 BST)	1.68	3.6	5	107.13 %
	Avaí FC v Grêmio FBPA (22:30 BST)	2.26	3.35	3.25	104.87 %
	Ceará SC v Goiás EC (22:30 BST)	1.72	3.46	4.83	107.75 %
	Flamengo v Fluminense FC (22:30 BST)	3.35	3.32	2.25	104.42 %

[DoobleDutch]

Re: Brzil Serie A September 18th-19th 2010 Guarani +0.25 @1.8 (b365) Guarani is a quite solid home team who lost only once home in 2010 (vs Internacional). Their striker Mazola is suspended, though. Santos broke their bad streak last Wednesday beating Atlético Goianiense 4-2, but they lost the two previous games and took only one point in the one before. But more importantly, there's the 'Neymar case', the Santos striker being fined for an argument with the coach about a penalty kick he wasn't allowed to shoot. This is not good for focus and morale. Of course, one probably shouldn't make too much out of it, but Guarani already had good chances without that quarrel, in my opinion. H2H, Guarani won the two last games home, even though they get thrashed when they play at Urbano Caldeira. A draw or a 1-0 home win isn't unlikely, so I'll take the chance.

[DoobleDutch]

Re: Brzil Serie A September 18th-19th 2010

Guarani +0.25 @1.8 (b365) Guarani is a quite solid home team who lost only once home in 2010 (vs Internacional). Their striker Mazola is suspended, though. Santos broke their bad streak last Wednesday beating Atlético Goianiense 4-2, but they lost the two previous games and took only one point in the one before. But more importantly, there's the 'Neymar case', the Santos striker being fined for an argument with the coach about a penalty kick he wasn't allowed to shoot. This is not good for focus and morale. Of course, one probably shouldn't make too much out of it, but Guarani already had good chances without that quarrel, in my opinion. H2H, Guarani won the two last games home, even though they get thrashed when they play at Urbano Caldeira. A draw or a 1-0 home win isn't unlikely, so I'll take the chance.

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