Saturday Soccer Best Bets: Previews For Bayern Munich-Borussia Dortmund, Premier League & More (October 8)
DeFodi Images/Getty. Pictured: Sadio Mane.
The European soccer slate is packed once again as the Premier League, Bundesliga, La Liga and other leagues continue with numerous fixtures ahead of the World Cup.
Our team of soccer experts — Nick Hennion, BJ Cunningham, AnthonyDabbundo, Brett Pund and Ian Quillen — have found value in a number of matches, including every one in the Premier League and in Der Klassiker between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund.
Read on for our Saturday soccer best bets.
Almeria vs. Rayo Vallecano
8 a.m. ET
La Liga isn't typically the place where you want to go looking for goals, but that's what Pund is doing in this contest between Almeria and Rayo Vallecano.
Read on for his analysis of the total in this early-morning fixture.
Bayer Leverkusen vs. Schalke
9:30 a.m. ET
Over in the Bundesliga, Hennion is looking at this match as a get-right spot for one side, offering value against the spread.
See why he's making a play on the goal line here.
Mainz vs. RB Leipzig
9:30 a.m. ET
The advanced metrics point to a clear edge in this game according to Dabbundo, and he's looking to exploit it.
Read on for his preview and best bet on the Bundesliga clash between Mainz and RB Leipzig.
Manchester City vs. Southampton
10 a.m. ET
Hefty title favorite Manchester City are an even bigger favorite in this fixture, and Cunningham breaks down where you can find value with those lopsided odds.
Read on to see the prop that he's targeting.
Newcastle vs. Brentford
10 a.m. ET
Another Premier League match, another prop market that our writer is looking to exploit.
Hennion evaluates the team total market in this game, arguing in favor of a Newcastle explosion.
Bournemouth vs. Leicester City
10 a.m. ET
The Cherries play host to Leicester City in this one, and Pund is looking for the home side to offer a stern challenge to the visiting Foxes.
He explains why there's value against the spread.
Chelsea vs. Wolves
10 a.m. ET
Chelsea aren't currently in the top four, but a win in this fixture could be a nice step toward getting there.
Is it wise to back the Blues in this position? Quillen explores.
Brighton vs. Tottenham
12:30 p.m. ET
In the final Premier League fixture of the day, Brighton play host to Tottenham.
Is this a spot to get behind the visiting big six side? Not so fast, says Dabbundo.
Dortmund vs. Bayern Munich
12:30 p.m. ET
Perhaps the match of the day will be played in Dortmund, where a classic derby will be played.
Dabbundo explains why he isn't expecting a shootout in this German clash.
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