Macclesfield Town - Tranmere Rovers

Maybe McLaffrey did not justify us last night in her marginal defeat from Carlisle (2-1), but her appearance was such that even today they were playing again, my choice would be the same.

The continued racing improvement of the team under the instructions of Sol Campbell is the key element we hold with Maksfield playing as equal against a climbing team and within one of the toughest places in the category. Indeed, it could be said that it was more of his own failure that he did not manage to get a bigger lead - having preceded with ... the good day of the match with another Wilson goal - or even taking the lead again after the equalizer which he received shortly before the whistle of the end of the first half. In short, she lost her own game. 

The defeat may have been a small backdrop for McLaughlin, but her appearance against Carlisle was such that it does not detract from the racing rally in recent weeks and that personally gives me the push to re-trust it in the home game with Tranmir, much more when betting companies continue their ... hawas, offering its possible victory at outsider prices like 2,90 at Pamestoixima.gr.

This is because, on the other hand, Tranmire comes from a very modest appearance against the problematic Yeovil, and on the other hand it is not one of the groups that show great power on their journeys, having only two "doubles". For a team that has a theoretical goal of entering the anode play offs, 2-4-6 that counts out-of-home does not say a convincing account, let alone the 26 goals it has received in that time and the second worst performance of the category behind Notch County. It is also a featured fact that it has been defeated in its last five away games, with 16 (!!!) goals, including two triplets from Kroes and Notts County. When you especially manage to ... raise this Notch County - because it's about being done - I think it's the bell that bothers and says something is wrong.

Therefore, distinguishing the tending of Tranmir's pace, coupled with his off-season performance and Macsfield's racing, it is reasonable that my support for these returns goes to the home side. It is noteworthy that Tranmire has a very big game for the third round of the FA Cup, and next week he is welcoming Tottenham Hotspur, in a game with television coverage, another element that may lean even more to the side of the hosts.