thanhthuy02
06-03-2020, 01:38 PM
Football Bet of the Day: Wilder's men can win Royals rumble[/b]
After a winning start to the week, we're focusing on the free soccer daily tip (https://soccertips.net/free-soccer-tips/), and Kev's backing Sheffield United to reach the last eight.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/0UPELSssqISL45uAf8bGJ8ypmUr7HZoAARbM_RRKsv9_Qyk4Zm XL-tThtiK_US0p4GG7zVHeQKjECk_epsGamHpsMbpQRvAJJFwbGne 1TgPSxT52QpRSW8Blc7Uz75jUS6l12Js
Blades lớn cut down Royals[/b]
Reading v Sheffield United
Tuesday 03 March, 20:00
With all the talk of banners and games being suspended, it was nice lớn attach some positivity to the German game yesterday, as Hannover's 3-1 win over Holstein Kiel gave us a winner to kick off the week.
We'll head to England now, because the fifth round of the FA Cup has been shoehorned into a midweek set of fixtures, and Championship meanderers Reading are up against Premier League high-flyers Sheffield United- According to the soccer daily tips (https://soccertips.net/series-soccer-tips/) page!
Reading boss Mark Bowen has described this game as the biggest of his club's season, and he's absolutely right. A disappointing league campaign means that the avoidance of the drop is the only tangible success available, so reaching the quarter-finals of the cup would be a huge boost. However, Reading's home form is patchy at best. Yes, they won 2-0 against relegation-threatened Barnsley at the weekend, but they have lost three of their last five on home soil, and across the whole Championship season, they have been beaten nine times at the Madejski Stadium.
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/Hrdb1hdgDRMdtqsPr5y63iwoF64paw09_vvwkLMOEZa0M1RmX7 DsWuKd9BXNDdgiunEiXfsBGwbLQm1SyiYTi2TAikkoGdB9iimm Os4R8G2mL671Tx0jxs2l4U5zsb5MFT77RT4
Sheffield United have reached the magic 40-point barrier in the Premier League with nine games lớn spare, so charismatic and astute manager Chris Wilder can afford lớn field a strong team here. It's worth noting that the Blades have won 13 of their last 14 FA Cup ties against lower-division opposition, and this season they have already won 2-0 at Millwall in a game that many saw as a potential slip-up.
On the road, Sheffield United have won four of their last seven games, including the last two, and I'll back them to win again here at 1.80.
After a winning start to the week, we're focusing on the free soccer daily tip (https://soccertips.net/free-soccer-tips/), and Kev's backing Sheffield United to reach the last eight.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/0UPELSssqISL45uAf8bGJ8ypmUr7HZoAARbM_RRKsv9_Qyk4Zm XL-tThtiK_US0p4GG7zVHeQKjECk_epsGamHpsMbpQRvAJJFwbGne 1TgPSxT52QpRSW8Blc7Uz75jUS6l12Js
Blades lớn cut down Royals[/b]
Reading v Sheffield United
Tuesday 03 March, 20:00
With all the talk of banners and games being suspended, it was nice lớn attach some positivity to the German game yesterday, as Hannover's 3-1 win over Holstein Kiel gave us a winner to kick off the week.
We'll head to England now, because the fifth round of the FA Cup has been shoehorned into a midweek set of fixtures, and Championship meanderers Reading are up against Premier League high-flyers Sheffield United- According to the soccer daily tips (https://soccertips.net/series-soccer-tips/) page!
Reading boss Mark Bowen has described this game as the biggest of his club's season, and he's absolutely right. A disappointing league campaign means that the avoidance of the drop is the only tangible success available, so reaching the quarter-finals of the cup would be a huge boost. However, Reading's home form is patchy at best. Yes, they won 2-0 against relegation-threatened Barnsley at the weekend, but they have lost three of their last five on home soil, and across the whole Championship season, they have been beaten nine times at the Madejski Stadium.
https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/Hrdb1hdgDRMdtqsPr5y63iwoF64paw09_vvwkLMOEZa0M1RmX7 DsWuKd9BXNDdgiunEiXfsBGwbLQm1SyiYTi2TAikkoGdB9iimm Os4R8G2mL671Tx0jxs2l4U5zsb5MFT77RT4
Sheffield United have reached the magic 40-point barrier in the Premier League with nine games lớn spare, so charismatic and astute manager Chris Wilder can afford lớn field a strong team here. It's worth noting that the Blades have won 13 of their last 14 FA Cup ties against lower-division opposition, and this season they have already won 2-0 at Millwall in a game that many saw as a potential slip-up.
On the road, Sheffield United have won four of their last seven games, including the last two, and I'll back them to win again here at 1.80.