A look at some impressive winners across another entertaining weekend of sport.
Penalty miss bliss!
Stephen from Edinburgh will have been delighted to see spot-kick failure in the Africa Cup of Nations on Friday.
The Sky Bet punter impressively had £5 on a penalty to be missed in both Uganda v Senegal (14/1) and Morocco v Benin (14/1), which paid out a tasty £1,125. Back of the net...for Stephen, not the teams in question, obviously!
Goal-fest friendlies
Competitive matches are hard enough to call, so putting friendlies into your selections can be risky but it paid off for Ian from Bradford, who put on a £5 12-fold for over 2.5 total goals in all of the games below.
Three games in the Finnish top division all finished 2-1, much to Ian's delight as he secured a return of just under £3,350.
- AZ Alkmaar v Club Brugge
- Alfreton Town v Walsall
- Barrow v Blackburn Rovers
- Brighouse Town v Farsley Celtic FC
- Chester FC v Wigan Athletic
- FC RCOR-BGU v Neman Grodno
- FC Granit Mikashevichi v FC Ruh Brest
- AC Oulu v TPV
- MuSa v FC Haka
- FC Honka v KuPS (Finland Veikkausliiga)
- KPV v VPS (Finland Veikkausliiga)
- RoPS v IFK Mariehamn (Finland Veikkausliiga)
Hurray for in-play!
Craig from Manchester won a superb in-play acca early on Saturday morning, turning £3.83 into £1,900 with a successful five fold.
Magic:
- Santa Cruz FC v Ferroviario (7/2)
- New York Red Bulls II v Ottawa Fury - Draw (5/2)
- Deportivo Municipal (5/4) v Ayacucho FC
- Erie Commodores FC v FC BUFFALO - Draw (5/2)
- Parklands United Women v Coastal Spirit Reserves Women (3/1)
Horse racing
Luke from Stoke had a nice win from Friday evening's racing, four of which were at Chelmsford, with six out of six winners on his £3 each-way six fold.
The biggest price in those selections was 5/1 on Champagne Marengo in the 20.40 at Chelmsford and the final payout came in at just under £7,730 - a good night's work!
Another impressive horse racing triumph came on Saturday, courtesy of Kenny from Kirkaldy.
A 7p win Goliath saw seven out of eight winning selections and they were very unfortunate not to bring the house down in the final one with Miacomet well down the field - which made it just the 5k return.
Five for the week: July 8-14
- Our 'Five for the Week' looks ahead to another exciting week of sport, including the final week of Wimbledon and the Cricket World Cup.
