Still one of the teams that have been involved a lot this year is Floyd and with betting companies continuing to underestimate it, re-engagement seems inevitable.
After that defeat of the Wimbledon premiere, the Burton team continues undefeated in this year's championship, having the second best defense with only six goals passive in eight games but only four in the last (the two had accepted them in the aforementioned defeat of the 0-2 premiere). In general, she has a stable in her game and her off-season presence is even more impressive, being unbeaten on four trips (2-2-0, 8-1 goals) and just a passive goal from strong Sunderland. I remind you that in that game with Sunderland on the one hand it preceded, on the other hand it had a lost penalty after 1-1, so her record could very well be at 3-1-0 outside. The last game, of course, stayed at 1-1 with Accrington in moderate presence, but it was the excuse for the missing absences, with Evans being the most important. The team leader, the average Morgan (equally important loss) will be missing again, and Evans, however, is expected to take his place in the main eleven, while Burton may have given the opportunity to Ross Wallace, whom he was free from Sheffield Weshende, who has been training for Floyd for a long time, scoring the 3-1 midfielder against Fidelde for the Lancashire Senior Cup and leaving very good impressions.
While things in Flintwood are rolling smoothly, on the other side, the reflection on Southend seems to intensify, with the first "clouds" over coach Chris Powell becoming more visible. Do not be misunderstood, there is not the slightest issue about having to do with his position (at least ... not yet) because we must not forget that he works under rather difficult circumstances, considering his very full absenteeism. That's how it was a second defeat last Saturday from Shrewsbury offside, with its defensive behavior re-cast, which is actually the Achilles heel so far, with already 13 passive goals. Eight of them came home, where four matches have already been defeated three times, so one understands that the team in the team is also putting pressure on them, with the discontent being intense but also expected.
In short, we have one of the worst home teams (1-0-3, 7-8) against the third best away (2-2-0, 8-1), with the betting companies calling us a "clear" favorite or troubled landlord. Maybe they know something more? Be that as it may, in my eyes the 4,20 of bet365 is completely out of all logic and I believe that it can not be ignored.