21/10/2021 14:14:08
Don't tell me you think away win is the right pick in the current circumstances? I mean in sport everything is possible but I feel draw is the most realistic outcome on this occasion.
Cerro Largo vs Fenix
Uruguay
Asian Handicap
Pick: Cerro Largo -0.25
Odds: 1.8
Stake: 1
Pinnacle
Match date: 03/07/2021
https://twitter.com/FenixInfo1916/status/1410398155426910209?s=20
The last one to turn off the light seems to be the ones from Fenix
Two good players left last month like Leo Cohelo, the good central Brazilian, also the midfielder B. Olivera and Ospitaleche, another midfielder who had been a starter who went to the Golden Eagles, also left.
3 headlines we have up to here
In addition, another defender who added several minutes like Pallas, also out
And to close the week, the team's striker Luciano Nequecacur said goodbye
And we continue with the bad news for phoenix because Angel Rodriguez, another headline, was expelled in his last meeting
Fenix ??is ??in a terrible season, they only beat the worst team in the Spanish Villa division. Then pure defeats, in fact it brings 4 consecutive defeats
Cerro Largo leads better to this match, 3 games without losing but also knows how to take advantage of his home
I think that all those casualties, the local will have it much more accessible to take the 3 points
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LOST
Score: 1:2
Profit:
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21/10/2021 14:10:15Also what I didn't mention and what was one of the reasons I decided to go with host, is the press of Gent.
They had such an arrogant attitude as if they were PSG or a team of that level and they underestimated the host. I hope it comes back to their faces like a boomerang as it usually does when you're cocky without valid reason.
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21/10/2021 14:02:30I knew that you will predict Zvezda draw and Partizan 1.
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21/10/2021 09:54:21Sorry man, this happens lot of the times
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21/10/2021 00:27:26Fulham climbed to second place in the Championship with a win over Cardiff City to intensify the pressure on Bluebirds manager Mick McCarthy.
Both sides hit the woodwork in an open and unexpectedly even first half.
The home side were quick to seize control of possession and force Cardiff back into their own half - but it was the Bluebirds who had the game's first chance as Kieffer Moore's audacious first-time left-footed effort from a tight angle cannoned into the post.
The first half was played at a furious pace as both sides attacked with intent and, seven minutes later, the woodwork was shaking once more.
Fulham's former Cardiff midfielder Harry Wilson looked to be clean through on goal but instead of shooting, he backheeled the ball to Neeskens Kebano, whose low strike hit the post.
Further scoring opportunities followed at both ends, with Harrison Reed going close for Fulham, and Rubin Colwill and Mark McGuinness threatening for Cardiff.
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Statistics
Shots
Home 24, Away 15
Shots on Target
Home 6, Away 2
Corners
Home 6, Away 2
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