Biarritz (1/7) v
Treviso (7)
Enthusiasm about getting involved with the home side is
massively tempered by the fact that just a week ago Biarritz were turned over in
Italy, and the forecast tonight suggests gale force winds and heavy rain, which
hardly lends itself to wide margin wins. A small margin home win could be the
best choice but a handicap of 14 points should prove pretty hard to pass.
Advice: 2 pts Treviso +14 (10/11 general)
Edinbrugh (4/3) v
Cardiff (4/5)
Edinbrugh, so much harder to beat at Murrayfield than
anywhere else, will be massively boosted by their remarkable win against Racing
Metro here. Cardiff have already gone to Racing Metro and won though, so a trip
like this will hold no fears and they might be able to edge a tight effai.
Advice: 1 pt Cardiff to win by 1-12 points (7/4 Stan James)
Ospreys (4/6) v
Saracens (13/8)
Home advantage seems to be deciding the prices here but that’s
not surprising given that they’re unbeaten at home in the strong looking PRO12
this season. Ospreys definitely seem to be a second half side, so how about the
Saracens/Ospreys double result at 7/1? It’s not impossible that the English
Champions will go for the kill early – they can put one foot in the knockout
rounds with a win tonight – and Ospreys looked down and out before grabbing a
losing bonus point in London last weekend. For cover, back Ospreys to make 12 or more
points during the second half, as their strong showings this season suggest
they will score more after the break.
Advice: 1 pt Saracens/Ospreys (7/1 Sportingbet), 2 pts
Ospreys to score more than 12 second half points (11/10 Ladbrokes)
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