Those bettors that view the international break as little more than an inconvenient interruption to their domestic football betting have a full League Two coupon to get stuck into this weekend. Better still it contains some very appealing odds-against angles.
Weekend League Two Tips
Crewe to beat AFC Wimbledon @ 7/5
Morecambe to beat Gillingham (draw no bet) @ 6/5
Notts County vs Salford – Over 3.5 Goals @ 7/5
Bet on the latest football odds
Dons’ dwindling road returns make Alex good value at Gresty Road
Crewe have the fourth-best home record in League Two, with only Milton Keynes Dons and Wrexham having claimed more than their 11 wins so far on home turf.
As a result the 7/5 about Alexandra besting Wimbledon at Gresty Road has a hint of value about it. Wimbledon sit only seven points adrift of Lee Bell’s side. However their away form has been less than satisfactory of late – they‘ve lost five of their last seven on the road.
Tip: Crewe to beat AFC Wimbledon @ 7/5
Morecambe worth siding with at home to goal-shy Gillingham
Gillingham look well worth taking on as 6/5 away favourites for their visit to Morecambe given the Kent club have scored less goals than any other team in the division this season.
Morecambe are only two points behind their guests in table and look a very fair price to beat them at 6/5 with the draw-no-bet insurance policy. Ged Brannan’s men have lost just four of their 18 League Two home games this term, winning seven times and drawing the remaining seven.
Gillingham have lost four of their last six away from home and have failed to win 11 of their last 15 fixtures all told.
Tip: Morecambe to beat Gillingham (draw no bet) @ 6/5
Overs overpriced as League Two entertainers tussle by the Trent
Goals should be a given when Salford visit Notts County – a fixture that represents a top four clash in the League Two over 2.5, 3.5 and 4.5 goals tables.
Over 2.5 goals in the match is priced up at a prohibitive 4/7, but for one goal extra Betzone players can avail themselves of odds of 7/5 and that’s got to be a risk worth taking given the combatants.
Some 61% of the hosts’ home games have seen at least four goals netted (the highest such percentage in the division), including four of their last six Meadow Lane outings. Three of Salford’s last five fourth-tier away days have followed suit.
