Everton v Sunderland (12:45)
under 2,5 goals (1.75)
Tottenham v Bolton (17:30)
1 at halftime and
fulltime (1.85)
Fulham v Swansea City (15:00) 1 (1.88)
Fulham v Swansea City (15:00) 1 (1.88)
Barnsley v Reading (15:00) 2
(1.98)
Blackpool v Brighton (15:00) over 2,5 goals (1.93)
Crystal Palace v Hull City (15:00) X at halftime (3.30)
Ipswich Town v Peterborough United (15:00) over 2,5 goals (1.61)
Millwall v Southampton (15:00) 2 (2.10)
Watford v Coventry City (15:00) 1 (1.93)
Exeter City v Preston North End (15:00) 1 (2.42)
Bournemouth v Carlisle United (15:00) over 1,5 goals (1.37)
Blackpool v Brighton (15:00) over 2,5 goals (1.93)
Crystal Palace v Hull City (15:00) X at halftime (3.30)
Ipswich Town v Peterborough United (15:00) over 2,5 goals (1.61)
Millwall v Southampton (15:00) 2 (2.10)
Watford v Coventry City (15:00) 1 (1.93)
Exeter City v Preston North End (15:00) 1 (2.42)
Bournemouth v Carlisle United (15:00) over 1,5 goals (1.37)
Accrington
Stanley v Northampton Town
(15:00) over 2,5 goals (1.87)
Aldershot v Bradford City (15:00) 1 (2.26)
Burton Albion v Torquay United (15:00) 2 (2.34)
Fiorentina v Juventus (19:45) X at halftime (2.18)
Granada v Sporting Gijon (17:00) sending off [no odds available]
Sevilla v Barcelona (19:00) Cesc Fabregas to score at any time (2.22)
Rayo Vallecano v Real Betis (21:00) over 2,5 goals (1.93)
Bayer Leverkusen v Borussia Moenchengladbach (14:30) 1 (2.16)
Borussia Dortmund v Werder Bremen (14:30) 1 and over 3,5 combined goals scored (2.85) [bwin]
Hertha Berlin v Bayern Munich (17:30) Franck Ribery to score at any time (2.20) [bwin]
Caen v PSG (18:00) 2 (1.92)
Aldershot v Bradford City (15:00) 1 (2.26)
Burton Albion v Torquay United (15:00) 2 (2.34)
Fiorentina v Juventus (19:45) X at halftime (2.18)
Granada v Sporting Gijon (17:00) sending off [no odds available]
Sevilla v Barcelona (19:00) Cesc Fabregas to score at any time (2.22)
Rayo Vallecano v Real Betis (21:00) over 2,5 goals (1.93)
Bayer Leverkusen v Borussia Moenchengladbach (14:30) 1 (2.16)
Borussia Dortmund v Werder Bremen (14:30) 1 and over 3,5 combined goals scored (2.85) [bwin]
Hertha Berlin v Bayern Munich (17:30) Franck Ribery to score at any time (2.20) [bwin]
Caen v PSG (18:00) 2 (1.92)
Auxerre v Evian Thonon Gaillar
(18:00) 1 (2.18)
Saint-Etienne v Lyon (20:00) X at halftime 1 at fulltime (6.40)
VVV Venlo v NEC Nijmegen (19:45) 1 (3.15)
Feirense v Braga (20:15) 2 (1.57)
Dundee United v Rangers (12:45) 1 and over 2,5 combined goals scored (3.80) [bwin]
Dinamo Zagreb v Hajduk Split (17:00) 1 at halftime and fulltime (2.85) [bwin]
Terek Grozny v Rostov (12:30) 1 (2.22)
There's some really good value to be had, especially the Terek Grozny game - they're fighting to stay up in the Russian Premier League and have been rumoured to go as far as to bribe referees/ players from rival teams. Also, the Spurs v Bolton game should be an easy win for Redknapp's team, with Bolton definitely focusing on 2 crucial games over the next week (Villa away and Blackburn home) and Tottenham in desperate need to turn around the bad run of form. The North London team have not won the FA Cup since 1991 too, so one can assume that with a few Premier League teams already eliminated, Spurs might be looking to add this particular trophy to their cabinet. Finally, Coventry are in absolutely diabolical shape at the moment and Watford have been playing rather well at home, succumbing only to a Ricky Lambert hat trick a few weeks ago.
Saint-Etienne v Lyon (20:00) X at halftime 1 at fulltime (6.40)
VVV Venlo v NEC Nijmegen (19:45) 1 (3.15)
Feirense v Braga (20:15) 2 (1.57)
Dundee United v Rangers (12:45) 1 and over 2,5 combined goals scored (3.80) [bwin]
Dinamo Zagreb v Hajduk Split (17:00) 1 at halftime and fulltime (2.85) [bwin]
Terek Grozny v Rostov (12:30) 1 (2.22)
There's some really good value to be had, especially the Terek Grozny game - they're fighting to stay up in the Russian Premier League and have been rumoured to go as far as to bribe referees/ players from rival teams. Also, the Spurs v Bolton game should be an easy win for Redknapp's team, with Bolton definitely focusing on 2 crucial games over the next week (Villa away and Blackburn home) and Tottenham in desperate need to turn around the bad run of form. The North London team have not won the FA Cup since 1991 too, so one can assume that with a few Premier League teams already eliminated, Spurs might be looking to add this particular trophy to their cabinet. Finally, Coventry are in absolutely diabolical shape at the moment and Watford have been playing rather well at home, succumbing only to a Ricky Lambert hat trick a few weeks ago.
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