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This Sunday sees me focus on the Turkey, Denmark, Spain and the MLS in the US
One list. Multiple exit points. You choose the risk level.
Few performances in the Danish Superliga last weekend matched Nordsjaelland's home win over Silkeborg, an emphatic 2.7 xG racked up against just 0.22 conceded in a comfortable 1-0.
Sonderjyske's own away trip to Brondby brought nowhere near that level of output, just 0.82 xG in a 3-2 defeat that exposed real gaps at both ends of the pitch. Nordsjaelland to win away at Sonderjyske is included. It’s a decent price and one fully justified by the gap in current attacking and defensive quality between the two sides heading into Sunday.
Besiktas head into this one on the back of a genuinely dominant home performance, beating Eyupspor 1-0 while restricting their opponents to a miserly 0.09 xG against their own 1.28.
Alanyaspor's own recent form was far more even, matching Gaziantep almost shot for shot in a 1-1 draw, a respectable if unspectacular showing. That contrast in defensive control makes Besiktas to win away at Alanyaspor, backed by a level of performance Alanyaspor haven't matched in their own recent outing.
Few away performances in MLS last week were as complete as St Louis City's 3-1 win at San Jose, built on an outstanding 2.63 xG against just 0.19 conceded.
Houston Dynamo's own 1-0 win over LA Galaxy was solid enough, 1.29 xG to 0.96, but doesn't come close to matching the level St Louis produced on the road. That gap in recent output makes St Louis City to win the next leg of the accumulator, backed by one of the strongest single underlying performances across this entire selection.
Nordsjaelland, Besiktas & St Louis City to all win at 4/1 with Bet365
Colorado Rapids arrive off the back of one of the more dominant underlying displays anywhere in MLS last week, thumping Sporting Kansas City 2-0 while creating an outstanding 2.92 xG against just 0.98 conceded.
San Diego's own away win at LAFC was a fair result on the balance of play, 1.14 xG to 0.94, but nowhere near as convincing as what Colorado produced. That gap in current level makes Colorado Rapids to win the pick here, the longest priced favourite on the card and the leg carrying the most risk before the final selection.
Nordsjaelland, Besiktas, St Louis City & Colorado to all win at 21/1 with Bet365
Racing Santander's numbers from their draw with Villarreal tell a very different story than Getafe's own opener. Running up 1.87 xG and 17 shots at home to Villarreal's paltry 0.67, Racing were comfortably the better side in a game that finished level.
Getafe, by contrast, were picked apart away at Alaves, managing just 0.24 xG and six shots in a 0-3 defeat. That gulf in output makes Getafe's short price hard to justify, and Racing Santander to win at a huge price rounds off the accumulator as the biggest single price and the riskiest leg of the five.
Nordsjaelland, Besiktas, St Louis City, Colorado & Racing Santander to all win at 88/1 with Bet365
The Betting Desk is run by Neil Potter. Neil built and refined all of the site’s data models, helping it grow into a trusted source of analysis across the Premier League, EFL and major tournaments. His models track key metrics, long term trends and areas where market prices move away from underlying performance.
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