We cashed out £200 from our starting stake of £20 yesterday and we already have £212 in the bank roll to keep pushing. Wait for odds on this one as usual with this bet, let's see if we can make it 12 wins in a row here. Watford are an absolute power house at home, which has seen them climb up to the top, but they are only there via a single goal difference and the pack is closing in behind so they must keep winning and to do that they are obviously going to need goals. Ipswich have been awful on the their travels lately, but we still think they have a chance of bagging one at Vicarage Road, we're going to play this super safe and just get on a Watford goal when the odds reach the minimum of what we're looking for here.
Port Vale may have lost their last two home games, but they come into this one looking to blunt the Blades promotion hopes and a win here would put them within touching distance of a play off spot for themselves. Vale have won their last three on the road and scored in each of their last 5 away while Sheff Utd have just one clean sheet in 11 at home and they conceded 2 in each of their last three matches at Bramall Lane. The Valiants scored two on Tuesday, but their manager Rob Pope still labelled their performance as embarrassing after conceding three goals. With changes to the staring line up being threatened the Vale players will need to be on their toes in Sheffield. The odds for Vale just to grab one here are too tempting when you align the form of both teams at the moment.
All eyes will be on Spurs and Harry Kane after his England call up, but that gives the Foxes a chance to jump in and grab some of the spotlight here. With just ten Premier League games remaining they need to start churning out some results if they want to stay in the league and a shock may be on the cards (or at least an away goal). Why do we think they can score here? Well they have managed to find the back of the net in 8 of their last 10 away Premier League games and forward Andrej Kramaric looks to be getting closer each week with his attempts on goal. The Croatian striker has said the experience he has gained so far with his Premier League minutes has helped him and he feels more comfortable at this level now. Leicester will be looking for a repeat of their 2-1 FA Cup victory at White Hart Lane and Spurs may give them some comfort in the fact that they've kept just two clean sheets in their last ten home league games.
It's hard to picture Leeds not winning this one. Blackpool may have an awful home pitch that no-one likes playing on, but it seems they don't like playing on it either after losing three of their last four there and the one the actually managed to draw was a bit of a freak game. Add their poor form, with Leeds ability to win ugly and you've got a great shout for Leeds to win it, but we'll play it safe and just get on the win either half here and take the win in our bigger odds treble elsewhere on the site. The Blackpool fans are planning a protest before the game and then the majority of them will be off to watch a non-league game rather than pay the chairman they want out money to go see their beloved team that has been stripped down before their very eyes.
Southend damaged their automatic promotion hopes on Wednesday when they lost their lead to 10 men of Burton, but to be fair to them they were away from home in a mid-week encounter with top of the league who really went for it second half. Southend have apparently spoke about that game and put it to bed now and still believe they have a chance at gaining automatic promotion, but know every single game now is vital for them - starting right here with a home tie against Cambridge United who are just hovering five points above the drop zone. Southend manager Phil Brown has had a mighty drop from the Premier League to find himself in League Two, but he will not want to spurn the chance of automatic promotion and will certainly at very least want to assure a play off spot as he works his way back up the football league.
Villa have a new attacking threat under Sherwood and it was on full display in the first half at the Stadium of Light last weekend. With no less than 4 Villa defenders sidelined through injury this game should be able to produce some goals for us. Swansea have scored in 8 of their last 9 away games and Aston Villa have no clean sheets in their last four at Villa Park. Former Swansea player Scott Sinclair has been finding himself on the score sheet lately for Villa and players have a habit of scoring against their former employees, so that should be worth keeping an eye on. Both of these teams are better going forward than coming back under their current managers and we should be able to expect a decent game here.
The master takes on the apprentice in this one as Midtjylland head coach Glen Riddersholm battles Hobro coach Jonas Dal who used to be part of Riddersholm's coaching staff until he left in 2013. Hobro have done great this season under the guidance of Jonas Dal, but it's hard to believe they will be a match for Midtjylland today. The league leaders are already nine points clear at the top and will look to stretch that margin even further today. They come into this game with 11 wins from 11 home games and 26 goals scored, while Hobro have only conceded 16 on the road, that's actually a high number for this league and they should be no exception to the rule here as Midtylland attempt to continue their perfect record at home. If you want to bump the odds up slightly go for the -1 Asian handicap, or get them to score two - we're playing it safe with the straight home win.
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