Manchester United - Southport: 2-2 
We did not make it to Southport on Boxing Day, as it stayed at 0-0 away from home with neighbor Corley, so we did not get that wrong 9 of the buck. Of course, for anyone who had read the report and followed Southport in the immediate "rematch" of the New Year, a comfortable ace (3-0) was paid at @6,00.
Perhaps the buck "was" of these two successes and, where he had Southport as a black sheep, today he has dropped it too low! Is it worthwhile, however, to trust Southport at prices below 3,00 and even against a team that is undefeated for five overall matches (2-3-0) and for eight in-home (7-1-0)?
Probably not, while there is a "spicy" aspect to the match. We wrote that the main contributor to Southport's recovery is 23-year-old Jason Gilkrist, a great striker who was acquired in November by D. United of Manchester. He is the second top scorer in the category, he has already scored six goals (in four matches) with his new team and, today, he will face his ex! But the spicy does not stop here. Last week, United announced the replacement of Jason, who is none other than Adam Gilkrist's 28-year-old brother (photo), who competed in smaller categories!
A family duel, therefore, in two teams that are in good shape, and both need grades because they are quite low in the score. So I think if there is value, it is in the tie and, because we see both players put a goal with a sack, maybe a precise 2-2 (or 3-3) might be worth the risk.
