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I received some excellent info from my good man, PG who really follows the game. I did not see him post it here (forgive me if this has already been done). He sent me this in the afternoon, and I got it at -110 at Millenium.
SWEDEN TO WIN (versus Senegal) -110 ($1100/1000)
There is a half-goal wager available, but you have to lay -120 on that. So the moneyline bet is much better.
Here is the info:
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According to the latest news regarding the teams.. Senegal has big problems with injured players and also have 2 of their best players suspended for the match... Read the news regarding this match below and see for yourself..
Best regards,
PG
SWEDEN Goalkeeper Hedman and Arsenal's attacking midfielder Freddie
Ljungberg are both likely to figure in the starting eleven despite the fact
neither are actually fit. Hedman picked up an injury in the 1-1 draw with
Argentina, while Ljungberg missed that game after giving in to the
deteriorating condition of a hip injury, but both believe they will be able
to figure against Senegal.
Ljungberg would come in for Magnus Svensson and the remainder of the side is
likely to be unchanged. Patrik Andersson has now been ruled out of the
competition so Jakobsson and Mjallby will have the prime responsibility of
looking after El Hadji Diouf
SENEGAL A selection crisis has arisen for coach Metsu who could face
Sweden without four of the team that defeated France in the opening game of
the tournament.
Definitely out are the suspended pair Salif Diao and Khalilou Fadiga, both
were influential characters in the midfield, Diao sits out the last of a two
game ban awarded for his 'red' against Denmark while Fadiga picked up his
second caution in the dramatic 3-3 draw with Uruguay.
On top of these troubles, dreadlocked right-back Ferdinand Coly is very
doubtful with a knee injury, captain Aliou Cisse is again facing a battle to
recover in time after aggravating a calf injury picked up in the opening
game, and reserve winger Souleymane Camara is also struggling to be fit and
is deemed unlikely to feature.
Habib Beye would fill in at right back for Coly, Moussa Ndiaye would cover a
wide midfield position vacated by Fadiga, Ndour will stand in for Diao while
Amdy Faye or Makhtar Ndiaye would be selected if skipper Aliou Cisse fails to
make the game.
Bouba Diop and Henri Camara would be expected to break forward in support of
lone striker Diouf a tactic that has served the Senegalese well so far in the
competition.
SWEDEN (proabale):
Hedman
Mellberg, Jakobsson, Mjallby, Lucic
Alexandersson, Linderoth, A.Svensson, Ljungberg
Allback, Larsson
SENEGAL (probable):
Sylva
Coly (or Beye), Diatta, P M Diop, Daf
H Camara, P B Diop, Cisse, Ndour, M.Ndiaye
Diouf
I received some excellent info from my good man, PG who really follows the game. I did not see him post it here (forgive me if this has already been done). He sent me this in the afternoon, and I got it at -110 at Millenium.
SWEDEN TO WIN (versus Senegal) -110 ($1100/1000)
There is a half-goal wager available, but you have to lay -120 on that. So the moneyline bet is much better.
Here is the info:
_____________________
According to the latest news regarding the teams.. Senegal has big problems with injured players and also have 2 of their best players suspended for the match... Read the news regarding this match below and see for yourself..
Best regards,
PG
SWEDEN Goalkeeper Hedman and Arsenal's attacking midfielder Freddie
Ljungberg are both likely to figure in the starting eleven despite the fact
neither are actually fit. Hedman picked up an injury in the 1-1 draw with
Argentina, while Ljungberg missed that game after giving in to the
deteriorating condition of a hip injury, but both believe they will be able
to figure against Senegal.
Ljungberg would come in for Magnus Svensson and the remainder of the side is
likely to be unchanged. Patrik Andersson has now been ruled out of the
competition so Jakobsson and Mjallby will have the prime responsibility of
looking after El Hadji Diouf
SENEGAL A selection crisis has arisen for coach Metsu who could face
Sweden without four of the team that defeated France in the opening game of
the tournament.
Definitely out are the suspended pair Salif Diao and Khalilou Fadiga, both
were influential characters in the midfield, Diao sits out the last of a two
game ban awarded for his 'red' against Denmark while Fadiga picked up his
second caution in the dramatic 3-3 draw with Uruguay.
On top of these troubles, dreadlocked right-back Ferdinand Coly is very
doubtful with a knee injury, captain Aliou Cisse is again facing a battle to
recover in time after aggravating a calf injury picked up in the opening
game, and reserve winger Souleymane Camara is also struggling to be fit and
is deemed unlikely to feature.
Habib Beye would fill in at right back for Coly, Moussa Ndiaye would cover a
wide midfield position vacated by Fadiga, Ndour will stand in for Diao while
Amdy Faye or Makhtar Ndiaye would be selected if skipper Aliou Cisse fails to
make the game.
Bouba Diop and Henri Camara would be expected to break forward in support of
lone striker Diouf a tactic that has served the Senegalese well so far in the
competition.
SWEDEN (proabale):
Hedman
Mellberg, Jakobsson, Mjallby, Lucic
Alexandersson, Linderoth, A.Svensson, Ljungberg
Allback, Larsson
SENEGAL (probable):
Sylva
Coly (or Beye), Diatta, P M Diop, Daf
H Camara, P B Diop, Cisse, Ndour, M.Ndiaye
Diouf
