Willow Gambling Cooperation

I believe Uruguay, now coached by 'El Loco' Bielsa, are a very sharp team. This is a friendly game, but I see Bielsa taking every game as important preparation for the World Cup. Uruguay for the win.

Bochum are strong at home and averaging over 1.75 points there. Dresden played some good matches at the beginning of the season but have dipped in form. I rate the teams equally strong in quality but am backing Bochum to win due to better form in play and home advantage.

Pau started the season very impressively, stacking wins. Their form has not been the same lately. I do, however, rate them higher than Le Mans in quality, and they average over 1.75 points at home. Le Mans are doing okay, but I prefer backing them when they are playing at home.

Preston have performed okay even if they have had lots of injuries in their squad. The results have been more than good, but sometimes the play on the field has not been convincing. I do believe that many of the missing players will be back for this game, and I believe we will see Preston dominating the games more. If the players that have been missing in the later games come back to this one, I believe that the market is way off in this one.

Birmingham have, in my opinion, performed well since the start. The difference is, however, that it shows on the scoreboard recently. Norwich are struggling badly and are outplayed match after match. They will have a new manager for this match, and maybe there will be a reaction to that. I do, however, feel that facing Birmingham on the road will be too much of a challenge, based on how their performances have been lately.

I believe that Millwall are overrated and are not buying in to the hype around them. Portsmouth have been underachieving and are usually strong at home. They have a nother gear to set in, and there might just be a question of time. Portsmouth for atlest a draw.

Kaiserslautern failed to win in their last fixture against Hertha at home. They are usually very strong and average over 1.75 points there. Kiel have not been convincing on the field lately, and I believe Kaiserslautern are the way to go here.