Thats why the odds are so good on this game.

If you just went by the stats/numbers it looks about right.

This one of those rare spots in sports betting that goes against everything we know.

Another example is often when an unpopular manager gets fired after a poor run and a new guy comes in.

It's not perfect (see remi garde as an example) but often we observe a honeymoon period which has no link to reality or previous results.

Foxes have been a tad fortunate recently scraping some 1-0 wins where as Sunderland have improved vastly at the back but by all accounts have been unlucky with getting results.

Posted By: usacanary, Apr 4, 21:30:00