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Soccer: The Championship


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Sa Aug 6 – 5.15 pm BST (SS1)
Its time once again for the Championship kick off, and it looks wide open just like last year. There are a number of teams who look capable of a top six finish, and there are several teams in contention for the title. The three relegated sides of Southampton, Crystal Palace and Norwich are all high up in the betting, and are very short prices,  but on first glance they don't look well-equipped to bounce straight back as title winners. Southampton, in particular, have shed several players, including Peter Crouch, and impressive goalkeeper may be on his way. They and may need a season or two at this level to rebuild.

Instead, we'll go for teams that have had a season to adjust to disappointment and who started building last year and, of the single figure quotes, Wolves make the most appeal at 6/1. They played superbly well at the end of last season, and  that form looks to be continuing through pre season. In Jackie McNamara, manager Glen Hoddle might have found just the type of player who can turn last season's draws into wins.

Following their near miss in the playoffs last season, Derby could be also worth an interest at a juicy 20/1. Despite increased interest from other clubs, new boss Phil Brown has managed to keep last years squad more as less the same as previously, which includes Polish international Grzegorz Rasiak who, after 16 goals last term, could also be an each way bet for the Leading Goalscorer at 16/1.

In League 1, Doncaster could be a great value bet at 16/1 (5/1 to gain promotion), after some big money signings. They lost only four times at home, and this will be a key if they are to prgress this term. They also have a great, shrewd manager in Dave Penney. Looking down to League Two, Boston have been boosted by the signings of ex Premiership stars lJulian Joachim and Noel Whelan, and they look value at 16/1.

Ante Post Picks:

Championship: Wolves @ 6/1; Derby @ 16/1
Championship Leading Goalscorer @ 16/1
League 1: Doncaster @ 16/1 (5/1 for promotion)
League 2: Boston @ 16/1
 

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Looking at this weekends Championship games, it looks like a big season for the nearly men Sheffield Utd and Neil Warnock. Utd look like they should have too much for a lacklustre Leicester side who have are more or less the same team as last year, with no notable transfers.

Wolves face a tough ask in their opening game against ex Premiership Southampton, but should be worth a point.
Best Weekend Bets:


Chelsea to beat Arsenal @ 6/5
Sheffield United to beat Leicester @ Evens
Wolves to draw @ 9/4
Leeds to beat Millwall @ 8/13