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West Indies have been impressive so far but look no value at 1.36. They always have it in the arsenal to throw in a shocker, and a talented Zimbabwe side could put them under pressure. Zimbabwe are also unbeaten and saw off the likes of Australia and Sri Lanka. They look the bet at 3.4

Bartunkova showed good form at the Australian Open, going through five rounds and claiming the scalp of Bencic before going down to Mertens. She has carried on that fine form by winning both matches here 2-0. She is playing better currently than Volynets.

Walsall had a major tail-off last season after a great start and seem to be going the same way this season. They have just two wins from their last 12. In five of those games they failed to score. MK Dons have an away record of W7 D5 L3. I think they can beat Walsall given their current slump.

Telford have scored in all but two away games this season, with 12 of their 17 resulting in both teams scoring. Oxford City may be in the relegation zone, but it's not due to a lack of goals at home. They have scored in all but one home game, so I think both will score.

York's games usually go over, with just 8 not going over. There have been 100 goals in Scunthorpe games, and they have been leaking goals alarmingly of late. I therefore see this going over.

York have only failed to score in one away game this season and have scored 19 goals in their last 7 games. They are unbeaten on the road, winning 11 of their 15 games, including the last 7. So I definitely see them scoring. Scunthorpe are the best BTTS side in the league with a 75% success rate. They have been leaking goals of late, though, with 13 conceded in their last 4. I therefore think they get a consolation goal, but York should have few worries breaching their defence.

Chorley have won just one of their last nine away games, but they have drawn five. Of their three losses, one was against fifth-placed Kidderminster and the other was to table-toppers Fylde, so I don't think their form is as bad as it looks. Spennymoor have lost their last four home games, so I see Chorley getting something out of this.

Watford have had two disappointing home results of late, losing 2-0 to both Millwall and Swansea. However, they have only failed to score three times at home this season. Ipswich are a strong side that have only failed to score in two away games this season. However, they conceded 5 to Wrexham at the weekend, so there looks a good chance that both score.

West Brom are in wretched form with no wins in nine, including six defeats. Charlton have picked up of late with two wins and two draws from their last five. With even a draw winning the bet, they look the option.

Two of the best overs sides in the league meet. Leyton have had 20 of their 32 games go over, and Barnsley 21 of their 30. Barnsley in particular have been impressive of late, with their last nine going over, averaging 4 goals per game.

Blackpool have the third-worst away record in the league, so getting something out of a trip to Lincoln looks a tall order. Lincoln are in great form, being unbeaten in 16 and winning 12 of them. They've been banging in the goals and should have too much for poor travellers Blackpool.

Verstappen kept himself in the title race last season despite clearly not having the best car. That speaks volumes about his skill, which should see him once again go well this season. Despite him slamming the new regulation, it should be to his benefit as he has the skills to master the new designs. The Red Bull has looked very promising in practice, so I rate him as the most likely winner.