Young Boys vs Tottenham Hotspur • Football • Champions League • Tip Preview

BWin Bonus € 30

BWin Bonus

Open an account with BWin and claim a 100% instant deposit bonus up to € 30.Take advantage today. Deposit €30 play with €60.

Click here to claim your INSTANT € 30 BONUS

Young Boys vs Tottenham Hotspur

This sports betting tip was written by rahul on August 12th, 2010 at 20:25

 

Tottenham get their first taste of UEFA Champions League action ever on Tuesday evening after they kick off the Premiership campaign against Manchester City on Saturday at 12:45, looking to beat the Young Boys of Switzerland en route to the first round proper.

 

Young Boys are someone that the English will not take lightly especially after the Swiss knocked out the Turkish side Fenerbache in the second round of qualifying. But it was just a narrow 1-0 defeat, so Tottenham will need to put on pressure early on.

 

Tottenham have a good side in the middle of the park with Huddlestone, Palacios, Jenas, Modric, Krancjar, Bentley, Lennon, Bale, Sandro and O'Hara which would give them plenty of attacking options going forward to score.

 

Defensively is where Tottenham could struggle a bit with Ledley King and Jonathan Woodgate struggling with injuries, it will be upto Kaboul, Bassong, Dawson to fill in the middle of the park with Corluka, Assou-Ekotto, Naughton and Hutton to fill in at the full back spots.

 

Tottenham will rely heavily this season on Jermain Defoe and Pavlyuchenko to push the ball up front, which gives them a pacey and deadly counter attacking front line who are always poaching for goals.

 

My pick is Tottenham to win their first Champions League game ever.

 

Pick : Tottenham Hotspur

Odds : 1.91 @ Interwetten - {click here for a bonus up to € 150}

Stake: 8/10


Did you like this sports betting tip? Would you like to never miss a Smart Betting Tip?
You can now subscribe to our RSS - All Smart Betting Tips and PicksSmart Betting RSS feed and receive all our Smart Betting Tips.













Creative Commons License