Spain 5-7 March

[swodka]

Hey rcgills,

had been involved in the Celta vs Huesca game in midweek watching it live @betfair and was quiet impressed by the cool play of Huesca. Now they play home vs Xeres, who lost for in a row. What speaks again one other win for Huesca?

Greetings and tanxs in advance for a answer

[rcgills]

Certainly wouldn't rule it out, Swodka, but I won't be backing them myself. I'm not yet sure how much of Huesca's win at Celta was down to them playing well or whether it was more a case of Celta playing badly. I also don't think Xerez are as bad as their recent form suggests, and they've got a couple of important players back today, top scorer Jose Mari (missed the last two games) and joint 3rd top scorer Cordero (missed the last game).

Much prefer Cordoba to beat Numancia at the same price as Huesca, Cordoba strong at home and Numancia are in real danger of getting dragged into the relegation battle.

Also on Girona DNB away to Recreativo, Girona the division's form side, on a run of 5 straight wins, Recreativo have gone 4 without a win, and that includes games against all of the bottom 3 (drew with all of them).

[Swooperman]

This isn;t what I do, but do you see Madrid being in any danger tonight RC ?

[rcgills]

Originally Posted by Swooperman

This isn;t what I do, but do you see Madrid being in any danger tonight RC ?

Yes. Ronaldo, Kaka, Arbeloa, Garay, Higuaín, Khedira, Lass and Gago are all missing. Only thing stopping me laying them is that Racing have also got quite a few players missing.

Racing are unbeaten at home since the end of September, and they're on a bit of a roll at the moment since their new owner (an Indian, think I read he's one of the top 10 wealthiest people in the world) took over and brought an old manager back to the club.

Good luck if you back them, couldn't touch them at that price myself.

[Swooperman]

Good info, thanks

[ONEDUNME]

Nice one tipsf. Well done