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PICK WON

Wales at home have 57% under and hes tonight opponent is even heavier under team. Finland have 60% under on road. At Wales stadium this two teams meet 2 times. Once was under. Both of this teams in recent form show lack of scoring. Finland scores only 2 times in last 5 and Wales 5 times. Team lineups are not changed allot, Finland have full squad and Wales have Collins and Gabbidon out but James Collins is read to step in defense line. Wales will try to play on counter attacks and Finland will tr to score, I hardly doubt they will score and I really doubt Wales will score, this will be boring game.
Head to Head:
10.09.2003 Wed Wales – Finland 1-1

07.09.2002 Sat Finland – Wales 0-2

29.03.2000 Wed Wales - Finland 1-2

STATISTIC FOR: World Cup 2010

3/4 75%

Spain

PICK WON

Belgium at home have 46% wins which is good score, but Spain on road is better with 51% wins. Spain have 16 wins in row. Belgium on other hand is not so good, they lose to Germany, Italy Morocco not so long ago. They play draw with Turkey. In last 20 games they have very few wins so as a team they ain’t so powerful like they used to be. Spain is real power with perfect attack.
Head to head stats:
08.10.2005 Sat Belgium – Spain 0-2

09.10.2004 Sat Spain – Belgium 2-0

29.03.1995 Wed Spain - Belgium 1-1

STATISTIC FOR: World Cup 2010

2/3 66%

Spain

PICK WON

Estonia is under team, but not heavy under team, they have few precent more unders than overs, when playing at home. But today is force coming with great attackers like Fernando Tores and David Villa. Lately Estonia is playing more overs than under and same goes for Spain, today over is most probable because its great day and goalscorer will score allot.

STATISTIC FOR: World Cup 2010

1/2 50%

Germany

PICK LOST

Podolski found the net either side of halftime in Saturday’s 6-0 victory in Vaduz and the Euro 2008 runners-up are promising the same from Lukas Podolski in their World Cup qualifier against Finland on Wednesday, four days after he led a Group Four rout of Liechtenstein.
Overall, this could be an one side affair in my option as I see the German would be missing injured captain Michael Ballack while their leading striker Miroslav Klose is clearly struggling for form as he have yet to find the net. Finland on the other hand would be without midfielder Jari Litmanen and Alexei Eremenko Jr for this game.

Probable teams:
Finland: Jussi Jaaskelainen; Petri Pasanen, Sami Hyypia, Toni Kallio, Ari Nyman; Joonas Kolkka, Markus Heikkinen, Roman Eremenko, Mika Vayrynen; Mikael Forssell, Jonatan Johansson
Germany: Robert Enke; Clemens Fritz, Serdar Tasci, Heiko Westermann, Philipp Lahm; Bastian Schweinsteiger, Simon Rolfes, Thomas Hitzlsperger, Piotr Trochowski; Miroslav Klose, Lukas Podolski

STATISTIC FOR: World Cup 2010

0/1 0%