Internationals are a bit hazardous, harder to predict than league games, be careful
Yeah I need to look at what is at stake. I'm going to steer clear of any teams who have already qualified as they might blood some new talent and look at who is playing at home. I think playing at home on the international stage offers much more of an advantage.
If I win on the first set of matches in the afternoon I've got the chance of betting again in the evening. In time order:
Saturday, 10 October 2009
FIFA World Cup European Qualifying
Finland v Wales, Gp 4, 15:00
Belarus v Kazakhstan, Gp 6, 16:00
Russia v Germany, Gp 4, 16:00
Ukraine v England, Gp 6, 16:15
Luxembourg v Switzerland, Gp 2, 16:45
Armenia v Spain, Gp 5, 17:00
Estonia v Bosnia-Herzegovina, Gp 5, 17:00
Cyprus v Bulgaria, Gp 8, 18:00
Montenegro v Georgia, Gp 8, 18:00
Denmark v Sweden, Gp 1, 19:00
Israel v Moldova, Gp 2, 19:00
Liechtenstein v Azerbaijan, Gp 4, 19:00
Austria v Lithuania, Gp 7, 19:30
Czech Republic v Poland, Gp 3, 19:30
Greece v Latvia, Gp 2, 19:30
Serbia v Romania, Gp 7, 19:30
Slovakia v Slovenia, Gp 3, 19:30
Belgium v Turkey, Gp 5, 19:45
France v Faroe Islands, Gp 7, 20:00
Rep of Ireland v Italy, Gp 8, 20:00
Portugal v Hungary, Gp 1, 20:45
EDIT: Also Wednesday...
Wednesday, 14 October 2009
FIFA World Cup European Qualifying
Andorra v Ukraine, Gp 6
Azerbaijan v Russia, Gp 4
Bosnia-Herzegovina v Spain, Gp 5
Bulgaria v Georgia, Gp 8
Czech Republic v Northern Ireland, Gp 3
Denmark v Hungary, Gp 1
England v Belarus, Gp 6
Estonia v Belgium, Gp 5
France v Austria, Gp 7
Germany v Finland, Gp 4, 17:00
Greece v Luxembourg, Gp 2
Italy v Cyprus, Gp 8
Kazakhstan v Croatia, Gp 6
Latvia v Moldova, Gp 2
Liechtenstein v Wales, Gp 4
Lithuania v Serbia, Gp 7
Poland v Slovakia, Gp 3
Portugal v Malta, Gp 1
Rep of Ireland v Montenegro, Gp 8
Romania v Faroe Islands, Gp 7
San Marino v Slovenia, Gp 3
Sweden v Albania, Gp 1
Switzerland v Israel, Gp 2
Turkey v Armenia, Gp 5
Kick off times are omitted on BBC Sport website.