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I note there have been 23 goals scored in the last 5games between the two.

Despite the obvious contrast in form, Le Vespe (Juve) are slight favourites in this encounter.

Capital One Cup champions Swansea City take on Newcastle United at Liberty Stadium in their second meeting in the Premier League.

Against Zaragoza, they have only 1 defeat in 10 meetings.

Their next opponent is Beijing Guoan with Beijing winning their last 8 head-to-head matches.

In the past 10 matches between these two team, all are over 2.5 goals.

At first glance, West Ham seem a massive threat to the Latics, who have fallen to the Hammers 4 times in 5 games.

The “Venezia Venezia” exhibition organised by Adriano Ribolzi in his gallery in Monaco seeks to both revisit and confront a vision of Venice by painters from the 18th century, well known ones like Guardi or lesser known but just as interesting artists like Tironi, from the early 20th century with De Chirico and De Pisis, then the confrontation with 28 of my works symbolising the 21st century and contemporary art.

Swansea City host Arsenal at Liberty Stadium in their second meeting in the Premier League.

White Hart Lane can be easily breached by the Red Devils who managed a 3-1 win in their first meeting this year.

These results have resulted in what I deem to be a ‘false’ price on Newcastle who have won 4 of the last 5 games (the other a draw) when playing at Southampton.

[...] [...] restated during the many exchanges of the three rounds [...]

Some people may point out that the sides met a few weeks ago and Wigan thrashed West Ham in the League Cup.

It was the first time in three years that they lost at home in the Champions League. But they will take solace in the fact that they are facing rock bottom Queens Park Rangers in a London derby, and it will prove to be the perfect time to bounce back.

I note of the last four meetings between the two, there have been three 1-1 draws and one 1-0 win in the favour of Newcastle – which would indicate that under the goals could be a good bet.

The coach cited teams like Cote de I’voire, South Africa and Kenya that are among teams that he ever faced.

In their last 10 meetings, Villa stole 7 wins; leaving Blackburn with 3 and no draws.

[...] [...] I think there is a good bet here.

In the squad’s 3 matches the Brazilians have proven dominance, winning each one by an average of 2 goals.

They must hold their heads up high knowing they ruled their last encounter, pulling off a 3-2 payback triumph at Old Trafford.

Trend can be found in recent matches, previous confrontation between two sides, recent matches in Over/Under, etc… Though we don’t know when the trend will end, if you can find more than two trends that points to the same direction, things will still be more certain.

Despite this, their head-to-head statistics show an interesting trend: the sides’ last 7 encounters (2 wins for each side) ended in three home wins, three draws, and only one away victory.

In their last meeting (Hurlingham Open), Pilará Piaget (Francisco Bensadon, Hilario Ulloa, Sebastian Merlos and Paco de Narvaez) beat Alegria by four goals, 22-18, but the Argentina Open was another story.