While much of the focus is clearly on Euro 2020 right now, our Editor takes a look at the lesser-known leagues around the world and picks out a four-leg multiple bet in an effort to make some extra cash.
Saturday 26 June
Melbourne City 27/20
Draw 22/10
Sydney 17/10
(08:05)
Heading to the Australian A-League, another good bet to include in your multiples would be Both Teams to Score (Yes) in the Melbourne City-Sydney matchup. Both of these sides are in incredible form and it could prove to be a free-scoring game if both attacks are on song. You can get Both Teams to Score at 5/10.
Soligorsk 3/10
Draw 37/10
Brest 9/1
(19:45)
In the Belarusian Premier League, Shakhtyor Soligorsk look a top bet to beat Dynamo Brest this weekend. The reigning champions have won all of their 13 matches played and boast the best attack and defence in the league, having scored 31 goals and conceding just six. Add the 3/10 home win to all weekend multiples.
Sunday 27 June
Grotta 26/10
Draw 34/10
Fram Reykjavik 7/10
(18:00)
Here’s a banker for you in Iceland’s second division. Fram Reykjavik have been strolling in the second tier, winning all seven of their games, scoring 24 goals while conceding four. The runaway leaders should ease past seventh-placed Grotta, who have suffered back-to-back losses. Make sure you include them.
FK Bodo/Glimt 2/7
Draw 44/10
Stabaek 33/10
(18:00)
If you’re searching for a winning bet, you just have to include Bodo/Glimt in your multiple this week, here’s why – both these sides are at opposite ends of the table with Bodo/Glimt top of the Norwegian Eliteserien, while Stabaek are 15th with just one win from their opening six games. I know they are very short priced but I can’t see anything other than a win for the table toppers.
QUAD @ 31/10
Melbourne City vs Sydney BTTS 5/10
Soligorsk Win 3/10
Fram Reykjavik Win 7/10
Bodo/Glimt Win 2/7
Written by Chad N