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Written by Administrator
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Saturday, 06 August 2011 |
Bundesliga – Youthful Dortmund or Experienced Bayern?
The German Bundesliga kicks off Friday evening with Champions Borussia Dortmund hosting Hamburg SV at Westfalenstadion (Signal Iduna Park). Unibet has all the season bets and match odds already on-line for the German top division.
Bayern Munich, who sacked Louis Van Gall during the latter parts of last season are favourites to win the league with new coach Jupp Heynckes at odds 1.55. However, Dortmund’s young and promising team have their eyes set on defending their title (Odds 5.00). Leverkusen are priced at 12.00, and they must prove that they can cope after losing important defensive Chilean midfielder Arturo Vidal to Juventus during the summer.
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Written by Football Betting
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Wednesday, 29 September 2010 |
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Betfair Running Penalty Champions Campaign
Sports betting giant, Betfair, announced that it was running a two legged European competition that would offer lucky players a once in life time opportunity to represent their teams in a penalty shootout at both Old Trafford and Camp Nou.
Players opt in for the competition and, with a bit of luck and a lot of skill, get to don the team shirts of both Manchester United and Barcelona and go head to head during half time of first season matches.
“Every fan will want to be the envy of their friends and represent their club at two of the finest stadiums in world football,” said Matt Booth, Head of UK Marketing. “Hopefully the pressure won’t get to them and we’ll see some fantastic spot kicks!”
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Written by Ben Sinclair
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Tuesday, 13 July 2010 |
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The experts predicted that Spain was the favourite to win this year’s World Cup and they were right! On Sunday, Spain took on the Netherlands in a closely contested match and neither team was able to score during the game.
It was only in the dying minutes of extra-time, when Spain managed to score through Andrés Iniesta after Cesc Fábregas set it up with an exceptional pass. The Matadors were ecstatic in their celebrations as they knew it was too late for the Dutch to find an equalizer. Iniesta pulled of his shirt to show the world a message that he had for the late Espanyol captain, Dani Jarque who passed away last year after suffering a heart attack during a training session. |
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