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TUESDAY August 25 2026
Nottingham Forest vs Leeds United
Draw @3.40
Southampton vs West Ham
1X2 - Southampton Win @2.54
Birmingham City vs Brentford
Double Chance: Birmingham or Draw @2.08
Ipswich Town vs Leicester City
1X2 - Ipswich Win @1.53
LASK vs Celtic
1X2 - LASK Win @2.00
Bodo/Glimt vs NEC Nijmegen
Over 3.5 Goals @1.86
TOTAL ODDS @102.24
carabao cup second round is the main course tonight with two Champions League playoffs on the side, six picks for a proper fantastic bets night. vlad rules apply.
Nottingham Forest vs Leeds United is the spicy one and i love it at 3.40. these two played each other at the City Ground on saturday and Leeds nicked it 0-1 with a Stach stunner late on, so both managers know exactly how tight it is. now they do it again three days later with both benches emptied and nobody wanting to lose twice in a week to the same lot. rotation on both sides, tired legs, familiar shapes cancelling each other out. ninety minutes level and penalties is the most likely outcome here and the draw pays 3.40 for it.
Southampton vs West Ham is a coin flip and the market says so, 17/11 against 28/17 with nothing between them. both of these are Championship sides now, same level, same summer, same need to get a run going. when a tie is that even you take the home side and the noise. 2.54 for a 50/50 with home advantage is the best straight price on the card.
Birmingham vs Brentford, second round is where Premier League sides empty the bench and Brentford will change most of the eleven. Birmingham at St Andrew's are a serious outfit with money behind them and a full crowd, and they only have to get to ninety minutes level for this to land. the double chance at 2.08 covers the upset and the penalties, that's the smart way in rather than chasing 7/2 on the outright.
Ipswich vs Leicester is the anchor of the slip. Ipswich are the Premier League side here, they're at Portman Road and even a rotated eleven has more in it than a Leicester team a division below. 8/15 is short for a reason. every big slip needs one leg you're not sweating and this is it.
LASK vs Celtic is the one everyone gets wrong. Celtic won the first leg 3-0 and that tie is dead, they will rotate, manage the minutes and walk this out. LASK are at home with nothing left to protect and no reason to sit in, and the market has them at evens which tells you the bookies see it the same way. dead rubbers do not follow season form, the side that still wants something usually takes it.
Bodo/Glimt Over 3.5 is basically printing. every single one of their three Champions League games this season went over 3.5 and they averaged 4.7 goals a game across them. NEC trail 3-1 and have to come out and chase it, their own last two also cleared the line. one side that scores for fun at home, one side that has to open up, you don't fight that trend.
staking £10 only on this one, fantastic bets night means swing for the fences
see you tomorrow boys
Nottingham Forest vs Leeds United Draw @3.40 Southampton vs West Ham 1X2 - Southampton Win @2.54 Birmingham City vs Brentford Double Chance: Birmingham or Draw @2.08 Ipswich Town vs Leicester City 1X2 - Ipswich Win @1.53 LASK vs Celtic 1X2 - LASK Win @2.00 Bodo/Glimt vs NEC Nijmegen Over 3.5 Goals @1.86 TOTAL ODDS @102.24carabao cup second round is the main course tonight with two Champions League playoffs on the side, six picks for a proper fantastic bets night. vlad rules apply.
Nottingham Forest vs Leeds United is the spicy one and i love it at 3.40. these two played each other at the City Ground on saturday and Leeds nicked it 0-1 with a Stach stunner late on, so both managers know exactly how tight it is. now they do it again three days later with both benches emptied and nobody wanting to lose twice in a week to the same lot. rotation on both sides, tired legs, familiar shapes cancelling each other out. ninety minutes level and penalties is the most likely outcome here and the draw pays 3.40 for it.
Southampton vs West Ham is a coin flip and the market says so, 17/11 against 28/17 with nothing between them. both of these are Championship sides now, same level, same summer, same need to get a run going. when a tie is that even you take the home side and the noise. 2.54 for a 50/50 with home advantage is the best straight price on the card.
Birmingham vs Brentford, second round is where Premier League sides empty the bench and Brentford will change most of the eleven. Birmingham at St Andrew's are a serious outfit with money behind them and a full crowd, and they only have to get to ninety minutes level for this to land. the double chance at 2.08 covers the upset and the penalties, that's the smart way in rather than chasing 7/2 on the outright.
Ipswich vs Leicester is the anchor of the slip. Ipswich are the Premier League side here, they're at Portman Road and even a rotated eleven has more in it than a Leicester team a division below. 8/15 is short for a reason. every big slip needs one leg you're not sweating and this is it.
LASK vs Celtic is the one everyone gets wrong. Celtic won the first leg 3-0 and that tie is dead, they will rotate, manage the minutes and walk this out. LASK are at home with nothing left to protect and no reason to sit in, and the market has them at evens which tells you the bookies see it the same way. dead rubbers do not follow season form, the side that still wants something usually takes it.
Bodo/Glimt Over 3.5 is basically printing. every single one of their three Champions League games this season went over 3.5 and they averaged 4.7 goals a game across them. NEC trail 3-1 and have to come out and chase it, their own last two also cleared the line. one side that scores for fun at home, one side that has to open up, you don't fight that trend.
staking £10 only on this one, fantastic bets night means swing for the fences
see you tomorrow boys