The task for any gambler is to find a way to make the most amount of money possible while taking the least amount of risk. That’s a very difficult thing to do on a consistent basis. Why? Because of the way the numbers always favour the house. In the world of sports betting, bookmakers collect its commission (the vig) with every straight bet while counting the difference between stated odds and the true odds to claim a piece of the pie on accumulators.
Were you gripped at watching last year’s Boxing Day (26 December) matches? How my matches did you watch? Did you flick between all six or did you have an ace TV set up looking like the set of the Starship Enterprise?
Honestly, there were some great scores that came out of the boxing day matches, making it the best part of Christmas for any footie fan. Here are last year’s results.
Tottenham currently have the luxury of playing their football in a 90,000 seater stadium, as they currently reside in Wembley, home of the England national team. Once their new ground is finished, they will be playing in front of just over 61,500 fans, assuming they are able to fill it.
Everyone loves a high-scoring football match, as long as it’s not your team on the wrong side of a hiding. Here is a look at some of the highest-scoring matches from competitions around the world.
Here’s a look at some of the biggest scorelines in the history of football:
AS Adema 149-0 Stade Olymique L’Emyrne
The highest-scoring professional football match of all-time took place in Madagascar in November 2002 when league champions AS Adema beat Stade Olymique L’Emyrne 149-0.
According to the Spanish publication AS, the latest speculation about a potential Liverpool signing has already happened as the Reds are among the clubs they claim have lodged proposal to FC Porto goalkeeper Iker Casillas.
The former Spain keeper could agree a pre-contract with Liverpool as his deal with the Portuguese club is set to come to an end this summer.