Brinewilsongs expert Football Tips
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- Annual Profit
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- 30 Days Profit
- -269
- 7 Days Profit
- -5
12 Months Profit Trend
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brinewilsongs’s Tips
Tomorrow Tips
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Value Rating is based on comparing the odds of a selection to the theoretical probability of winning based on the percentage of tips for it.
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Leyton Orient continued to make strides under manager Richie Wellens last season, earning a place in the play-off final, just two years after promotion to League One. The visitors had the 4th-best record on their travels as well during that campaign and I think they should be tough to beat here for Huddersfield Town, who may take some time to recover from a bad run of form towards the end of last season, particularly under a new and inexperienced manager.
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Both teams have been on the scoresheet during the previous 4 meetings between these sides, including the last 3 matches in a row where Wigan were hosts, and both league fixtures last season.
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The previous 3 meetings in a row between these sides, where Wigan were hosts, have all been Over +2.50 during recent history.
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Wigan haven't kept a clean sheet against Northampton during the past two seasons but have recorded back-to-back home wins as well during that time. Kevin Nolan joined the visitors as manager at the end of last year and the former Premier League striker improved their attacking output almost immediately. They went from strength to strength in front of goal during the run-in and I think they'll still be a threat here for Wigan, who struggled for clean sheets on home soil throughout the previous campaign.
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I think this will be a close match here given Bradford's excellent home record in League Two last season, and Wycombe's propensity for low-scoring results last season under manager Mike Dodds.
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Newly promoted side Bradford City had the best record on home soil in the third tier last season, losing just twice in 23 league fixtures. Wycombe Wanderers only managed 3 wins from 9 matches on their travels since Mike Dodds was appointed as head coach and I think the hosts could be hard to beat again at Valley Parade, with home form being equally vital to their ambitions this year.
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Burton Albion only lost 2 of their 11 home fixtures after the new year under Gary Bowyer, with 3 wins in their last 4 ahead of the final day. Following a very promising pre-season as well recently, I think the hosts could be on their way to a much better campaign here. Nigel Clough did well to establish Mansfield Town after promotion but it's hard to predict their ceiling, while the only way seems to be up for their opponents at the moment and I feel they'll hit the ground running today.
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Manager Darren Moore guided Port Vale straight back to League One in his first season in charge of today's visitors, but I think this will be too tough a test for the newly promoted side against a Rotherham United team who finished with the 8th-best record on home soil during the previous campaign, despite only a mid-table finish.
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Plymouth lost their manager to Schalke 04 after the end of last season, just when there seemed to be some hope on the back of some excellent performances during the run-in, even when it couldn't save them from the drop. New manager Tom Cleverley seems like a good appointment, however, who seemed to always be under scrutiny at former club Watford last season, with poor results almost feeling inevitable given the increasing pressure. Watford were still decent on home soil under Cleverley, though, ranking in the top half for points earned, which should stand the newly relegated side in good stead here. Barnsley were going well on their travels in 24/25 until a string of bad results after the new year saw then assistant head coach Conor Hourihane step in as interim. Things never really improved and I think it's asking a lot for Barnsley to avoid defeat on this occasion.
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Wigan have back-to-back wins on home soil versus Northampton during recent history. The hosts were difficult to beat during the run-in last season but picked up more draws than wins during that time. They've attempted to rectify that with three new forward signings this window, most notably Dara Costelloe, who could be nailed on to score here against his former side after notching 6 goals in 15 appearances for the visitors in 24/25.
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There was only 1 goal scored in each fixture between these sides last season and with Barrow seemingly improving under a new manager, I think this occasion will be even tighter still.
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Oldham Athletic had a pattern of low-scoring results throughout their promotion campaign last season and I think they'll be keeping things tight again here as they find their footing back in League Two. Similarly, Milton Keynes Dons adopted a defence-first approach under Paul Warne, who only had 4 games to steer them from the drop, going Under +2.50 in all of them, with just a single goal scored during that time. Given its success, the hosts could start this season the same way here to establish a foundation going forward.
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Historically, Cheltenham Town have dominated in this fixture during recent times, and I think their away record last season is probably just enough to back them for a positive result here against a recently relegated Cambridge United side, that haven't shown a great deal of promise with Neil Harris back at the helm.
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The newly promoted Oldham Athletic drew the joint-most amount of games on their travels last season (10), and I think they'd take that here in their first away trip back in League Two. Paul Warne took over at Milton Keynes Dons for their final 4 games of the previous campaign, in which the hosts drew 3 times, successfully avoiding relegation in the process. I think MK Dons avoiding defeat today might be a sensible approach before the recent rebuild can take full effect.
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Value Rating is based on comparing the odds of a selection to the theoretical probability of winning based on the percentage of tips for it.