Eyes might be cast to the evening’s international fixtures, but our focus is turned to Saturday’s domestic schedule as we look to turn £10 into a whopping £800 at Coral!
All we need is these three teams to win, without any of them keeping a clean sheet. If it does happen, the beers will be on us whilst watching the night’s Euro 2016 qualifiers.
Come on!
Walsall V Bury
It’s been a phenomenal start to the League One season for unbeaten Walsall, and Dean Smith’s men will be eager to keep their fantastic form going as they welcome Bury to the Bescot. However, it might require several goals for the Saddlers to clinch the points.
Visiting Bury aren’t in the best form, but each of their eight competitive matches have ended in BTTS winners. Meanwhile, Walsall’s three matches have also involved goals at both ends. Quite frankly, that should be a recipe for action.
Nevertheless, Walsall have to be considered favourites. They’ve won each of their past two home matches via 2-1 scorelines. In fairness, David Flitcroft’s men have claimed score draws in each of their two away games. Nonetheless, the gulf in quality should give the hosts a clear advantage.
If Walsall perform like they have in recent weeks, we’d expect them to score. Still, bury should find the target too.
BTTS & Walsall @ 18/5 with Coral
Carlisle United V Barnet
Goals have been a common feature for Keith Curle’s Cumbrians in the early weeks of 2015/16, and nobody could say that they haven’t been great value for money. We’re backing the drama to continue on Saturday as they welcome newly promoted Barnet to Brunton Park.
After just five matches, the hosts have notched 10 and conceded 12 in League Two. While their form hasn’t been fantastic, they will take confidence from last weekend’s 3-2 win over Hartlepool. Striker Jabo Ibhere has been in fantastic form, scoring seven goals already, and his firepower could be enough to give the hosts another three points here.
Barnet haven’t exactly set the world alight since gaining promotion back to the Football League. In fact, Martin Allen’s men have notched just three goals so far. However, the fact Carlisle’s five matches have all ended in BTTS winners gives us reason to believe Barnet will score.
Nonetheless, we’re backing the home side to prevail.
BTTS & Carlisle United Win @ 17/5 with Coral
Lincoln City V Wrexham
Conference side Lincoln have been a firm favourite for BTTS punters for some time, and goals have continued to be a theme for Chris Moyses’ men in 2015/16. While we think the Imps will find the target here, it could be a long afternoon against high-flying Wrexham.
The Welsh visitors might have suffered a first defeat in six at recently relegated Cheltenham on bank holiday Monday, but Gary Mills’ men are in great form overall. This goal definitely boast goals, and should have no trouble finding them against the leaky Imps.
Nonetheless, the hosts do boast some decent firepower in the form of Matthew Rhead and Liam Hearn. The duo have scored nine goals already in the lead. With the Sincil Bank crowd behind them, they should at least score.
Both of last season’s encounters ended in score draws. We do think both teams will find the target once more. On this occasion, though, we’re backing the visitors to prevail.
BTTS & Wrexham Win @ 3/1 with Coral
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