Reading - Swansea City The work of the newcomer José Gomez was difficult to handle, having managed a team with several racing problems and set in a relegation zone, which has now reached the nine consecutive unbeaten games, while scoring only once in the last five.
With Gomez on the bench, and having noted that he was doing so in order to start his back-to-back tenure, the record was a defeat (1-0) from Millwall to Denne and his white draw last Saturday at Lopth Road with the QPR. The obvious problem of course is to do with its reluctance to find nets, but on the other hand there have been quite positive ones to which we can stand.
Against Millwall, for example, the game was "very early", as well as having a very early goal in the eighth minute of a superb foul run, a minute later, and a player less with a red card on Blackout. Yet, despite this catastrophic start, Reading generally enforced her rhythm and seemed more threatening to the rest of the fight, which eventually ended with nine players guilty of second elimination. In short, it would not be an exaggeration to say that by her own carelessness she could not even get a degree.
With regard to the KPP midnight, the fact that he has scored a scoring goal with a great ease in the last month is an achievement of his own. Obviously she was fortunate in two cases to try to stop her opponents, but her overall picture was very good, and she had significant opportunities lost. Especially in the first half we can say that he dominated, which is reflected in the statements of the CFR coach, Steve Maclaren, who noted that "Reading had the absolute control in the first half with an excellent ball and I was grateful that we went to changing rooms without being back in the score. " In the second half expecting a little more pressure from the QPR, he kept 0-0, adding a valuable amount to his harvest.
Now, Swansea is coming in on the home of Jocelyn Gomez in the Matchesky, with Reading desperately looking for a victory to escape from the last positions. My feeling is that she can do it if we think that Swansey for herself is not exactly the epitome of stability. Any other day, yesterday avoided defeat from midfielder Wigan with a goal in the finals (2-2), remaining victorious for a third in the game series - had been defeated, I remind, in the previous two. From its basic "themes" defense, as it is characteristic that in the last ten games managed to keep the zero just once, and against bad Bolton this year. In addition, in the last nine away, where it generally did not frighten (4-3-5), he won just two, this one against Bolton and against Brentford, two teams moderate and in a miserable racing situation.
So, having all the above in mind, I think that at outsider prices like the 3,27 offered by goalbet, it is worth looking to the ... left.
