Winner Stays On: Homebanker keen to build on success

Winner Stays On / Editor / 12 October 2010 /

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Can Dirk Kuyt and Mark Van Bommel lead Netherlands to the 2-1 win that would really suit Trackman?

Homebanker knocked out the reigning champ last time out. Let's see how he fares with the midweek internationals...

Before we move onto this week's contestants and their selections, a quick word of clarification. On the 1st October Mark Peters was going for his fifth win a row, which had he been successful in achieving it, would have entitled him to our £100 prize. Mark's selections and those of his contestant that day, Homebanker, were posted here https://betting.betfair.com/football/winner-stays-on/winner-stays-on-one-more-winning-week-011010.html on betting.betfair in good time. They were however, not posted on the Betfair Forum, as they normally are, due to a glitch. Apologies to Betfair Forum followers of Winner Stays On for this error but the competition was run that week in a fair manner as per usual and we have received no complaints from Mark Peters about it. The winner that day, Homebanker, is of course taking part in this midweek's edition.

Mark Peters' eventual conqueror Homebanker had Didier Drogba to thank for his success in knocking out the reigning champ. Every stat in the book suggested the big Ivorian was about to score against Arsenal once again and luckily for Homebanker he netted just before half-time and with Chelsea adding to their lead in the second-half, his selection of Chelsea half time/full time was enough to knock out the unfortunate Mark Peters.

Homebanker, is in bullish mood after knocking out the competition's most successful contestant and now fancies his own chances of being the first winner of the £100 prize. This week he takes on Trackman for the right to stay on.

These are this week's matches.

San Marino v Moldova
Scotland v Spain
Netherlands v Sweden

Here are their selections:

Homebanker

San Marino v Moldova - under 2.5 goals at [2.68]
Scotland v Spain - first goal to be scored between 41-50 minutes at [10.0]
Netherlands v Sweden - both teams to score at [2.04]

Trackman

San Marino v Moldova - Over 3.5 goals at [2.42]
Scotland v Spain - Draw/Spain at [4.3]
Netherlands v Sweden -Netherlands to win 2-1 at [9.6]

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