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European Football Tips: Chelsea and City meet in top of the table clash

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Every weekend Walter Toner scours the major football leagues looking for value bets using his Performance Index algorithm. Here is his compilation of this weekend's most compelling value wagers...

England Premier-League
Chelsea v Manchester City
Saturday, September 30, 2017
Betfair Back Odds - Home 2.76 Draw 3.40 Away 2.40
Fair Value Odds - Home 2.34 Draw 3.80 Away 3.20
Recommended Bet
Back Chelsea above fair value


France Ligue-1
Dijon v Strasbourg
Saturday, September 30, 2017
Betfair Back Odds - Home 2.00 Draw 3.25 Away 3.65
Fair Value Odds - Home 1.73 Draw 4.00 Away 5.80
Recommended Bet
Back Dijon above fair value


Netherlands Eredivisie
Zwolle v Groningen
Saturday, September 30, 2017
Betfair Back Odds - Home 1.95 Draw 3.50 Away 3.45
Fair Value Odds - Home 2.66 Draw 3.70 Away 2.80
Recommended Bet
Back Groningen above fair value


Portugal Portuguese-Liga
Rio Ave v Setubal
Saturday, September 30, 2017
Betfair Back Odds - Home 1.90 Draw 3.10 Away 4.20
Fair Value Odds - Home 1.70 Draw 3.80 Away 7.00
Recommended Bet
Back Rio Ave above fair value


Austria Bundesliga
Austria Vienna v Altach
Sunday, October 01, 2017
Betfair Back Odds - Home 1.83 Draw 3.65 Away 3.85
Fair Value Odds - Home 1.54 Draw 4.50 Away 7.80
Recommended Bet
Back Austria Vienna above fair value


Germany 2-Bundesliga
Braunschweig v St. Pauli
Sunday, October 01, 2017
Betfair Back Odds - Home [2.45] Draw 3.15 Away 2.80
Fair Value Odds - Home 2.16 Draw 3.35 Away 4.20
Recommended Bet
Back Braunschweig above fair value


Italy Serie-A
AC Milan v AS Roma
Sunday, October 01, 2017
Betfair Back Odds - Home [2.55] Draw 3.40 Away 2.56
Fair Value Odds - Home 4.50 Draw 4.00 Away 1.91
Recommended Bet
Back AS Roma above fair value


Spain Primera-Division
Valencia v Ath Bilbao
Sunday, October 01, 2017
Betfair Back Odds - Home 1.85 Draw 3.50 Away 3.90
Fair Value Odds - Home 2.68 Draw 3.50 Away 2.94
Recommended Bet 
Back Ath Bilbao above fair value


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