YTD 21-19 +21.30 (+12.5%) staked 170.74
Regular 21-15 +19.30
Parlay 0-4 -2.00
New England vs Houston
- these teams could not be in more different form. New England learning to live with injuries and are not only in the Interleague finals but are hot in league play as well. Defensively they are playing fantastic soccer with an incredible 5 shutouts in 7 matches. They've had a week off now after a very busy month so should be well prepared for the struggling Dynamo. Houston have won just three matches since May, are on a 4-match winless streak, and are 0-1-5 4/15 in last 6 away. The only team they've held scoreless on the road all year was Chivas USA and they have several key players injured. Onstad (gk) is out as is Davis (mf) with both Serioux (df) and Cochrane (df) unlikely to play. Revs will miss important RFB Alston but should debut their new attacking partnership of Perovic/Stolica who will be a handful for the makeshift Houston defense.
Revs pk 4u -130
RBNY vs LA Galaxy
- possible preview of the MLS Cup as the match will feature 4 of the biggest offensive threats in MLS with Donovan, Buddle, Henry, and Angel. Since adding Henry the Red Bulls peppered Chicago with a 22-5 shots advantage away from home then beat Toronto 1-0 in midweek. Despite posting a clean sheet in 5 of their last 8 games I'm not sold at all on RBNY's defense. Adding Marquez should help but they attack so much that spaces are always left open for the opposition. TFC put 12 shots at them, several incredible chances, and Chicago missed a few clear openings as well. Somehow the Galaxy have lost all ability to defend now allowing a goal in 8 straight matches The opposition over this period has been very poor to boot with 2 matches vs USL Puerto Rico, and games against lower table MLS clubs like NE, DC, SJ, CHI, and SEA. Now they must face the top partnership in MLS, Henry/Angel, a very in-form attacking MF in Lindpere, and great speedy wide MF like Richards and Kandji. The only thing missing from this match on offense is Beckham but it will be a nice national TV match that should produce many goals.I can't see LA stopping RBNY nor can I see the questionable Red Bulls defense stopping Donovan and Buddle.
RBNY/LA over 2.5 5u +108
Regular 21-15 +19.30
Parlay 0-4 -2.00
New England vs Houston
- these teams could not be in more different form. New England learning to live with injuries and are not only in the Interleague finals but are hot in league play as well. Defensively they are playing fantastic soccer with an incredible 5 shutouts in 7 matches. They've had a week off now after a very busy month so should be well prepared for the struggling Dynamo. Houston have won just three matches since May, are on a 4-match winless streak, and are 0-1-5 4/15 in last 6 away. The only team they've held scoreless on the road all year was Chivas USA and they have several key players injured. Onstad (gk) is out as is Davis (mf) with both Serioux (df) and Cochrane (df) unlikely to play. Revs will miss important RFB Alston but should debut their new attacking partnership of Perovic/Stolica who will be a handful for the makeshift Houston defense.
Revs pk 4u -130
RBNY vs LA Galaxy
- possible preview of the MLS Cup as the match will feature 4 of the biggest offensive threats in MLS with Donovan, Buddle, Henry, and Angel. Since adding Henry the Red Bulls peppered Chicago with a 22-5 shots advantage away from home then beat Toronto 1-0 in midweek. Despite posting a clean sheet in 5 of their last 8 games I'm not sold at all on RBNY's defense. Adding Marquez should help but they attack so much that spaces are always left open for the opposition. TFC put 12 shots at them, several incredible chances, and Chicago missed a few clear openings as well. Somehow the Galaxy have lost all ability to defend now allowing a goal in 8 straight matches The opposition over this period has been very poor to boot with 2 matches vs USL Puerto Rico, and games against lower table MLS clubs like NE, DC, SJ, CHI, and SEA. Now they must face the top partnership in MLS, Henry/Angel, a very in-form attacking MF in Lindpere, and great speedy wide MF like Richards and Kandji. The only thing missing from this match on offense is Beckham but it will be a nice national TV match that should produce many goals.I can't see LA stopping RBNY nor can I see the questionable Red Bulls defense stopping Donovan and Buddle.
RBNY/LA over 2.5 5u +108
