Salford's defensive bout in recent weeks resulted in a fourth consecutive defeat on Saturday night at Barrow's headquarters (3-2). In this case, of course, he had the excuse to stay with a player less than half of the first half while he generally had the courage to find a response twice in Barrous's lead before finally taking the third goal shortly before the end.
However, when the "moon" is bad, it's hard to get things going as you want, and this is the fourth defeat in fact, a period in which its defense consistently receives at least two goals in each game. We should also note that the three of them were away from a generally difficult festive program, but I do not think this mitigator is enough to make it so hot a favorite against Rexam.
A Rexam, which, I remind, is now second in the scoring and a breath away from the champion Leighton Oriental, with fewer defeats in the league (just three) and his best defense with only 15 passive goals. Equally impressive is their off-season performance (5-5-2 with only eight goals passive), being defeated for the last time in late September ... by Sutton (3-0). It is also worth noting that this game is the reverse of Boxing Day, where Rexam had disbanded Salford with 5-1.
With that in mind, I wonder, is Salford really such a big favorite? Or, conversely, are Rexham's odds as small as the odds at stake? The value is clear, in my eyes, at 3,85 offered by Pamestoixima.gr, with the double being my choice.