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DUNDEE UNITED VS ST JOHNSTONE
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*HT Comments: Going by what have been played out in the 1st half, the 1st 10 Minutes shall provide a rough idea on which side would come up tops at FT. Instinctively, Adelaide gets my vote at present moment {No analysis involved in this pick}. Though, The start of the next 45 Minutes would reveal a much firmer decision. On the Total Goals, Avoiding for the moment is the wiser choice given the erratic goals that comes anytime in the A-League, and in short spans at times, especially after a goalless half.
Brisbane looks likely to take away all 3 points from Adelaide and break their jinx. The Brisbane Roar today looks much more similar to what they were the previous season, fluent and attacking football; hardworking and yet with flair…
Let’s see what happens in the final part of the game….
Intel-Sportsbooks’ Market Odds – Asian Sportsbooks in the spotlight today
FT: ADELAIDE UNITED 0 BRISBANE ROAR 1
HEAD-TO-HEAD (LAST 5 MEETTINGS BETWEEN THE 2 CLUBS)
Adelaide, on home soil came into this game as glaring favorites against one of the most exciting clubs in Australia last season (Brisbane Roar). With the Asian Handicap Market starting at Adelaide (-1/2 And –1/4), research revealed that the majority (80%) were backing the home side to take all 3 points. Adelaide with a unbeaten and almost flawless Home record compared to Brisbane’s dismal away form (both on the hdp market and 1 X 2). It may seem obvious which club would emerge victorious. Though, the –A-league is 1 which has never failed to spring surprises just when it is seemingly the least possible amongst all matches.
This section - written at 27th minute into the match, and the latest update: Asian Handicap (at the start), betting market changed, in a half-opposite direction - (Adelaide –1/4; 0.00 [Level] and Brisbane –1/4 {FT Market}; while the 1st HT – Brisbane –1/4). The change was within 10 mins of this match. It is understandable if we were to use the gameplay as the market odds gauge. Brisbane was in control and threatened continuously; and are continuing to. From another angle though, Adelaide’s few attacks seem to be more dangerous in gameplay perspective.
HT is approaching in 6 Minutes and Odds have totally gone in favor of Adelaide {Brisbane –1/4; Brisbane –1/2 [FT Market]}
The Odds from 3 Bookmakers at different periods are as shown; where in this game, Dafabet And Ibcbet were relatively equal, almost duplicate in the fluctuations, while 188bet were at least 0.2 above. {*For this particular game and not conclusive to all}
Chelsea are unlikely to have an easy ride to a maiden Club World Cup title, particularly with the Blues still searching for a measure of identity under interim manager Rafael Benitez. Nevertheless, the Spaniard (who won the trophy with Inter Milan in 2010) must be feeling that this would be his best shot at silverware with the Stamford Bridge club, as well as a chance to convince Roman Abramovich to offer a permanent contract.Vucetich has admitted Monterrey will likely find it difficult to stop the Blues offensively but insisted that his players would take up this challenge, and give Chelsea a a hard time.
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| STATISTICS FOR BETTING ANALYSIS BETTING PICK: CHELSEA - 3/4 (Asian Hdp) Chelsea Win (1 X 2) Total Goals Over 2.5 Correct Score: Chelsea 3 Monterrey 0 |
Corinthians defender Alessandro insists the Copa Libertadores winners will not be taking African champion Al-Ahly lightly when the two teams meet in the semi-finals of the Club World Cup.
The Brazilian giants head into Wednesday's semi-final as the overwhelming favourites but do not have to look far back in tournament to know upsets can happen.
In the 2010 tournament, TP Mazembe became the first African team to reach the Club World Cup final when they beat Copa Libertadores winners Internacional 2-0 in the semis.
"We don't have any leeway to think about the final yet,'' Alessandro said on Tuesday.
"We have to focus on the game tomorrow and respect the teams that made it to this tournament.''
Title dreams
Corinthians won the Club World Cup in 2000 and arrive in Japan having become the first unbeaten Copa Libertadores champions since 1978, recording eight wins and six draws on the way to the title.
They are seeking to become the first side other than Barcelona to win the competition for a second time.
The winner of Wednesday's match will face the winner of Thursday's other semi-final between European champions Chelsea and CONCACAF champions Monterrey of Mexico.
Corinthians coach Tite is now in his second stint at the club, having made his return in the second half of 2010.
Only three players have left the side that won the continental crown: defender Leandro Castan, midfielder Alex and striker Liedson. Signed to replace them were central defender Anderson Polga, midfielder Juan Martinez and striker Paolo Guerrero.
A team from South America has not won this tournament since Brazil's Internacional upset Barcelona 1-0 in the 2006 final.
Fan base
There is a large Japanese-Brazilian community working in the automobile factories near Toyota.
Along with the large contingent of Corinthian fans that travelled from Brazil they will make the South American champions the crowd favourite as well.
"There are high expectations from our fans,'' Tite said.
"We have one million of them and need to keep them happy. Some have left their jobs and families to be here so we need to perform well for them.''
African champions Al-Ahly advanced to Wednesday's match after beating Japanese side Sanfrecce Hiroshima 2-1 in the quarterfinals.
The Egyptian side are appearing in their fourth Club World Cup.
"I've not had much time yet to really study Corinthians, but my team put in a really good performance against Sanfrecce and now we've got to turn our focus to the Brazilian side,'' Al-Ahly coach Hossam El-Badry said.