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Betting Trends : Opening Fixtures of the English Championship 2009/10
A look into the opening day fixtures in the English Championship 2009/10 season and the betting trends from the opening matches from the past ten seasons with an overall prediction across several markets. Newcastle, Middlesbrough, Bristol City, Peterborough, Swansea, Scunthorpe, Doncaster, and Blackpool have been omitted from the trend analysis due to the small number of seasons they have participated in the Championship over the past ten seasons. 7th AUGUST 2009 Middlesbrough v Sheff Utd Sheff Utd have only won 22% of their opening fixtures with 44% of them being drawn. PREDICTION : Draw 8th AUGUST 2009 Reading v Notts Forest Reading have lost more than they have won on the opening day. Notts Forest’s last six openers in the Championship have produced two goals or less. PREDICTION : Under 2.5 goals. QPR v Blackpool QPR have won more than they’ve los birmingham womens rugby t in their previous seven attempts although four of these have been drawn. 86% of QPR’s games end up with an even score. PREDICTION : Even amount of goals. Cardiff v Scunthorpe Cardiff’s last four openers have resulted in an odd number of goals. PREDICTION : Odd amount of goals. Crystal Palace v Plymouth 67% of Crystal Palace’s games on the opening day end up with 3 goals or more being scored. Crystal Palace have won over half of their games. Plymouth have never lost an opening day fixture in the past ten years. 60% of Plymouth’s opening games end up with 3 goals or more being scored. PREDICTION : Over 2.5 goals. Leicester v Swansea Leicester have won only 20% of their opening matches. 80% of Leicester’s matches end up with two goals or less. PREDICTION : Under 2.5 goals. Preston v Bristol City Preston have not lost an opening day fixture since 2003.
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