Approx odds 8/5.

Good luck!

However, at Best Bet Soccer we consider that there is one particular match that offers huge soccer betting value – Marseille who are odds against with most bookmakers to go to Stade Brest and bring away the points.

The selection has taken 11 points from the last five matches which includes draws with Valenciennes and Lyon and wins against Rennes and Lille. These are all sides well placed in the top half of the table and, with the possible exception of Valenciennes, would have European football as a target for next year so the points tally has to be respected.

Conversely, Brest have managed draws against lowly placed teams Ajaccio and Dijon, they’ve, lost to the high flying Montpellier and PSG and it’s necessary to look back five matches for their latest win – 1-0 at home to joint bottom Nice.

Marseille are fifth highest goalscorers in the league, fourt best goal difference and only PSG have let in less at the other end. This compares to Brest who, with 21 goals, have the worst scoring record in the league. They do, however, seem to have a reasonable defence having conceded only 22 – the same as Marseille.

In our view this all adds up to Marseille achieving at least a draw and we see them as strong enough to take all three points in their march towards a European spot (they are currently one place and three points off Europa League qualification) for next season. At odds against to us they represent the best value available this weekend and we’ll be on them.

The other eye-catcher is in Germay – Bayern Munich. Odds of 2-5 appear to us to be altogether too skinny. Schalke are a quality outfit, although you wouldn’t always think so. They dropped points earlier this month which has put them outside automatic Champions League qualification but they remain comfortably in the play off place. They have the highest goals for in the league and although Bayern Munich have an excellent defensive records we can see Schalke throwing everything they have at them. At 2-5 we consider Bayern Munich to be a clear lay opportunity.

Good luck!

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BUT – now we’re back in business. Over the last few weeks our new expert has produced some fantastic results forecasts and its time for us to start sharing them with you.

This relaunched setrvice is the same but different – if that makes sense!

It’s the same in so far as it will provide quality, high winning percentage Best Bet Soccer selections, as did our original service. It also recomends the type of bet you should use and the staking plan, as did our original service. It’s different in that we’ll not always recommend three Best Bet Soccer picks and more or less religious;ly stick to the trixie bet. We’ll be providing varying numbers of selections and recommending different types of bet depending upon the selections made. In addition we’ll be providing the Best Bet Soccer tips on a more ad hoc basis. Some weeks there may be none and others there may be more than one advice. For instance, this weekend we may provide three selections for a trixie, another single on the following Tuesday and a double on the Thursday. We may then have bo selection until the weekend following the next so you’ll receive nothing!

The point of this is that we are not commiting to providing information at any particular time which means that if the quality of the Best Bet Soccer picks can be maintained at the high level you require and deserve.

We’ll be kicking off our improved and exciting service with a few weeks free advices to be publishjed on this blog so keep coming back to review our tips, see how well they do and, perhaps, make a few £s or $s profit alonmg the way!

It’s good to be back

Alex
alex@bestbetsoccer.com

January’s selections produced a profit of £82.34 being 11.76% on total stakes of £700.

The February profit was £182.41 for a huge 45.60% on turnover of £400, bringing the average return for the year to date up to £264.75, a very respectable 24.07% on turnover of £1,100.

In all of the major European leagues there is much to play for at both top and bottom of the tables in the run in to the end of the season and we’re looking forward to some juicy soccer bets in the next few weeks.

We’ve now have the opportunity to review the fixtures for the European Cup matches on Wednesday evening.

We start with group G in which Seville host Rangers. Seville have already qualified but need to win to ensure top spot. The match means nothing to Rangers — they don’t even have a sniff of Europa cup qualification as an incentive! Seville are very short priced and although we anticipate that they will win we leave them out of our selections. Unirea Urziceni are away to VfB Stuttgart. With Unirea on 8 points and Stuttgart on 6 this one could be a “battle to the death”. We anticipate that Stuttgart will have too much for Unirea and win to take the second qualifying place in the group, consigning Unirea to the Europa cup. We put them (Stuttgart) in our bet.

In group F Dynamo Kiev take on Barcelona. A point for Barcelona will guarantee qualification. All three points mean they would top the group. As far as Dynamo Kiev is concerned, a win could see them qualify, or achieve a Europa cup place, depending upon the result in the match between Inter Milan and Rubin Kazan. Inter and Rubin are tied on six points each. A draw may not be sufficient for either of them so both sides need to go for the win. We strongly support Inter to overcome Rubin and have no hesitation putting them in our bet. We’ll be leaving out the  Barcelona/Dynamo Kiev fixture.

We then come to what we consider to be the most difficult fixture. Although Liverpool cannot qualify we anticipate that they will put up a solid at home to Fiorentina. We cannot call this one and leave them out. In the same group Lyon are at home to Debrecen. We can see absolutely no way that Lyon will lose this one. However, we anticipate that the odds will be very tight indeed. We will keep our eye on this but will probably leave them out as representing poor value.

This leaves us with group H where Olympiacos host Arsenal and Standard Liege are at home to AZ Alkmaar. Arsenal have qualified and are certain to take top spot in this group. Olympiacos require a draw to ensure second place on points. There’s no doubt that they will be playing for the win but may find Arsenal just too good. We have to leave them out. Standard Liege have a remote chance of qualification if they win and take a place in the last 32 of the Europa league if they draw. We are of the view that they will go for the win and put them in our bet.

We therefore have three selections for Wednesday’s round of matches — Stuttgart, Inter Milan and Standard Liège. We’ll be backing them in a trixie and look forward to raking in the cash! we aticipate that a £25 trixie will return around about £330 giving a profit of £230 for our £100 outlay.

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Welcome to the Best Bet Soccer preview of the European Champions League matches for 8 December 2009.

We’ve previously mentioned that we consider this round of matches just too difficult. There are several games where the result will have a direct impact on whether or not either or both teams go through. There are other matches where there is virtually nothing riding on the outcome. There are one or two which were simply too difficult to call.

Wolfsburg are at home to Manchester United. Manchester United are virtually certain of qualification. With their injury problems we believe they may have difficulty overcoming Wolfsburg. Wolfsburg need the win to be themselves almost certain of qualification. The result in the match between CSKA Moscow and Besiktas is a very difficult one to call but we can see a situation where CSKA absolutely overwhelm Besiktas and could steal the second spot if Wolfsburg don’t convincingly beat Manchester United. We’ll leave this group alone.

We then have FC Zürich versus AC Milan. AC Milan really should have the beating of Zürich and this would see them nicely through to the knockout stages, whatever happens in the match between Marseille and Real Madrid. However, AC Milan have been unreliable this season and we cannot support them. In the Marseille/Real Madrid match a win would see Marseille nicely through to the knockout stages and could leave Real Madrid with a problem. Given home advantage we can see Marseille at least holding out for a point but not overconfident in the outcome so will also be leaving this group alone.

Chelsea will be at very short odds for a home win against Apoel Nicosia. Although we expect them to win we cannot take them on at the expected odds. Particularly where the match means nothing to Chelsea but Apoel Nicosia need all three points to have any chance of qualifying for the Europa Cup there is a distinct possibility of a shock result. In the second match in this group FC Porto are also already through to the knockout stages. They play Atletico Madrid who with a win would be certain to take their place in the last 32 of the Europa cup. FC Porto cannot overtake Chelsea to top spot and therefore the match means almost nothing to them whereas Atletico both have something to prove and the certainty of a place in the Europa cup at stake. We’ll certainly be leaving this group alone.

That leaves us with group A where Bordeaux play away Maccabi Haifa. In the normal run of things we would expect Bordeaux to win comfortably. However, they are already qualified and guaranteed top spot. Although the Maccabi Haifa so far have no points this could be their big opportunity! The remaining match in this group really is the one with all to play for where Juventus are at home to Bayern Munich. With Juventus on 8 points Bayern on 7 where a draw will be sufficient for Juventus, Bayern really have to go all out for the win. With Juventus possibly at the end of a good run but with Bayern Munich apparently beginning to hit form this one really could go either way. We’ll therefore be leaving this one alone too.

No selections on Tuesday. Look out for our Wednesday review.

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We have to crow a little about our soccer betting selections this week. After a few weeks with nil or only partial returns the Best Bet Soccer system picks produced three out of three.

We “kicked off” with Aston Villa who won comfortably, followed this up with Bordeaux and then Schalke did the business for us – although looking a little jittery at times.

Our £25 trixie (total stake £100.00) returns £253 for a profit of £153. Not huge but it’s a winner and not to be sneezed at!

When we were making our selections this week there were a high number of predictions. We’re regretting not putting up a second trixie – Portsmouth, Manchester United and Marseilles!

Although we’ve had a bad run we remain “in the black”. We’ve not had to add to our bank. We’ve not even had to introduce additional funds from the spare £200 held outside our betting bank. With this win we’re well set for the next few weeks and looking forward to profiting from betting on our selections!

We cannot see any value in the midweek European Champions League matches this week. There are a number of “dead” matches and there are others where, frankly, anything could happen with teams fighting for a place in the last 16 or in the Europa Cup. At this stage we think that these games are best left alone.

We’re looking forward to next weekend with keen anticipation.

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