, The72 Tuesday Championship betting preview

The72 Tuesday Championship betting preview

We were one selection away from recording a perfect four out of four with our weekend tips. Unfortunately Chesterfield proved their inconsistency again, this time winning away to Fleetwood! Never mind, outwards and upwards and all of our attention is on Tuesday’s Championship card. All odds are taken from BetBright.

Reading to beat Huddersfield Town with under 2.5 goals (13/5)

At this moment in time there really is no confidence in being able to back Huddersfield Town away from home. They have only won once on their travels and have now lost two in a row. They can be best described as being a ‘funny’ side. They’re one of those teams that will more than likely busy many coupons at some point in a season and will win away against an odds-on shot. However we don’t believe that Reading is the game for that to happen. It could probably be said that now is the right time to catch Reading out. They are without a win in three, but the performance against unbeaten league leaders Brighton on Saturday was another step in the right direct, and 1-1 wasn’t a bad result. Reading are a tight team and there isn’t many goals in their matches at this moment in time, despite the attacking quality they possess. Nine of their matches have contained less than 2.5 goals. So backing that in addition with a win home at 13/5 is more than an appealing price.

Derby County to beat Queens Park Rangers (5/8)

This is hardly an inspiring selection but it is quite simply one which should come through. Derby are close to being back to their best and are in a rich vein of form. They are now back in the top six, hunting down on the automatic spots. Their unbeaten run has extended to nine matches and it looks as though they have finally corrected their home form. They will miss George Thorne and Thomas Ince, but they have an envious squad to many other Championship managers, including Chris Ramsey. The problem with QPR is that they are so inconsistent. One good result and performance is generally followed by the complete opposite. Against MK Dons recently, they looked like world beaters. However they couldn’t follow it up, albeit against an in-form Brentford. Charlie Austin could now be fit enough to start, but it is asking a lot for him to produce the good when very few others are contributing. Clint Hill is a big miss defensively and everything is just pointing to a home win.

MK Dons to beat Charlton Athletic (21/20)

Again, this is hardly an inspiring price and backing MK Dons at odds-on this season probably isn’t the wisest move, but based on both teams showings at the weekend, then MK Dons should be winning. Whilst Charlton were away from home to an in-form Middlesbrough, they set up in a very uninspiring 4-1-4-1 formation and rarely got out of their own half. They’ll be more ambitious in this game, but that will suit MK Dons at the same time. MK Dons were quite unlucky to lose 2-0 to another in-form team in Hull City on Saturday. They came up against an inspired defensive unit and did everything but score. A repeat performance and they should be beating Charlton. It is close to being a must-win game for both teams, even in November! MK Dons’ home form was always going to be key this season and before a ball was kicked this season, they’d have targeted a win in this one. They’ll be without Kyle McFadzean and Ben Reeves, but Charlton are struggling to create chances, so we’ll back the home win.

Under 2.5 goals in Preston North End versus Nottingham Forest (5/8)

The stats are basically picking this bet for us. We won’t go too much in-depth with this one. Whilst Preston are unbeaten in their last four, out of their last nine matches, six have ended in draws. They have also kept clean sheets in their last four matches, but failed to score in three of those as well. Nine of their games have contained fewer than 2.5 goals as well. As for Nottingham Forest, who still have major injury and suspension problems. It is a similar story. Ten of their games would have seen this bet win, including their last six games. Only three teams have scored fewer goals than them this season, plus they are winless in seven. A tight contest is expected at Deepdale.

A £5 stake on all of our selections in a four-fold would return just shy of £100.

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