Argentina’s Primera Division enters Gameweek number four this weekend and in this article we’ll be taking a look at River Plate taking on Huracan. River Plate finished just one point behind champions Boca Juniors last season while Huracan finished in the bottom four. River will be eager to impress this season and give Boca another challenge at the top of the table while Huracan must do much better than last season. Let’s dig into the stats then and find some potential value in the betting markets for this

America’s MLS has been running throughout the summer if you didn’t already know and Philadelphia Union have been one of the better sides in the Eastern Conference. They currently sit on 24 points after 16 games. Chicago Fire find themselve way down in 13th position with just 12 points to their name so far this season. There have been some proper ding-dong bouts between these sides over the last few seasons so this should be another cracker. Let’s get into the stats and find some value in the betting markets.

Unless the manager has endured a run of 15 losses in-a-row and has sold all the best players or has really upset the home fans, most people don’t take any great joy in seeing a person lose their job. But football is football and it’s the nature of the modern game that most managers don’t stay around for very long. Let’s have a look at one of the traditional ‘fun’ bets of the Premier League seasons; the Next Manager to Leave Post.

It’s coming home? Or is it coming (to) Rome? What a final match this could be after what has been a very exciting tournament. We’ll long remember the heroics of Denmark in reaching a semifinal, Switzerland’s great run, beating France and taking Spain to penalties. Belgium and Portugal played some fantastic football early in the tournament and it was a shame that one had to put the other out in the Last 16 with Belgium going on to lose to Italy in the quarter finals.

Argentina and Brazil face off against each other for the Copa America title on Saturday night/Sunday morning. Argentina will be hoping to land their 15th title, drawing level with Uruguay’s leading record while Brazil, playing on home turf of course, will be vying for their 10th title. Both teams are in pretty good form going into this final, Argentina are now on a run of 19 matches without defeat while Brazil have gone 13 without a loss. Who will come out on top here? Let’s delve deeply into the stats and form and find some value in what will be the 108th Argentina vs Brazil match.

England take on Ukraine in Rome on Friday night for their Euro 2020 quarter final. The English are massive favourites for this matchup and their price has been falling since it opened. Tough to see Ukraine really getting much here, they were pretty good against Sweden in the Last 16 but their other performances over the tournament have left much to be desired. With England being such heavy favourites, can we find any value in the betting markets?

After impressively beating Netherlands 0-2 in the Last 16, Czech Republic must now take on a Denmark side who breezed past Wales 0-4 in the last round of matches. The Danes are the favourites with the market here and the price has come down a bit since opening. The price for a Czech win has risen by quite a bit and they’re not getting much action from punters at all. Then again, the Czechs have surprised in every game they’ve played so far and while they’re not favourites here it wouldn’t be a huge surprise if they did pull off yet another win as the underdog. Let’s get stuck into the stats here and find some value in the betting markets.

France take on Switzerland on Monday night in Bucharest in the Last 16 of this summer’s European Championships. France finished top of Group F, which had been dubbed the ‘Group of Death’ winning one and drawing two of their three matches having had Portugal, Germany and Hungary make up the rest of their group. Switzerland finished third in Group A, finishing behind Italy who won all three of their matches and finishing behind Wales on goal difference after both teams won one, drew one and lost one of their Group A games. Let’s get stuck into the stats here and find some value in the betting markets.

As winners of Group C, Netherlands have been drawn against the Czech Republic in the Last 16 of this summer’s European Championships. Netherlands are short-odds favourites to come out on top here and qualify for the next round of the competition where they’ll meet the winners of Wales vs Denmark. To make matters even tougher for the Czechs, Netherland have kept five clean sheets over their last seven games. More importantly though for Bet Dynamo readers, where can we find some value in the betting markets?

Portugal currently top Group F thanks to beating Hungary 0-3 in their opening game on Tuesday last. Germany were, of course, 1-0 losers to France in a game they dominated but failed to score in. Portugal are now in the driving seat in the Group and the way the Euros are set up this time around they could even qualify for the next round should they lose their next two matches. A win though would see them through to the next round with a game to spare. Germany obviously need to go for it here and they’re going to have to be sharper against a Portuguese side who have one of the best defences in world football. Let’s take a deep dive into the stats concerning both teams and see if we can find some value in the markets.