Well of course I select 7-0 and 9-0 and those pesky Italians win 8-0. Some good finnish trades. Lay the late 0-0 VPS match. 2 very late goals secured. HJK ended their run of 0-0's with 4 before halftime. IFK scored first first half. Knowing RoPS are strong 2nd half scorers, I hope you got involved there. RoPS scored 2nd half and the draw sequence ended. No luck as JJK played out a 0-0. Ilves had another over 2.5 goals home match.

Tennis was rather good too. I was green screen all day. Just one of those days. The one I redded up on, Muguruza, went on to win the match! I will be tennis trading again on Twitter @drtclub. I hope you are profiting. I had a particularly profitable day yesterday. More today please!

18:00 - Atvidaberg v Varberg - 2.64 Atvitabergs

• Varberg have won the 2 recent head to heads.
• This is 14th v 9th Swedish Superettan.

Atvidaberg

• Only 2 wins.
• 1-2, 1-1,1-2, 1-1 at home.
• Only 1 clean sheet.
• Scored and conceded as you can see in all home matches.
• 100% over 1.5 goals.

Varberg

• 2 consecutive defeats.
• Not won away.
• 3 draws in 4 away matches, 2 0-0's.
• Varberg are unbeaten v teams below them.

Conclusions

• I would fancy Varberg today on form. I would lay Atvidaberg if Atvidaberg score first. Note the home side's scoring and conceding at home without winning.
• Expect 2 goals at least today if the home side's over 1.5 goal pattern continues.

18:00 - Norrkoping v AIK - 2.06 Norrkoping

• Norrkoping won the last home head to head. AIK tend to come out the best historically.
• This is 2nd v 6th in the Swedish Allsvenskan. AIK have played a match less so could go 2nd with a win today and a win with their game in hand.

Norrkoping

• 6 wins and 2 draws in their last 8 matches.
• 3 wins and a 0-0 last 4 at home.
• Not played top 6 at home but lost to 7th at home.
• No opponent has led at halftime at home.

AIK

• 5 1-0 scorelines and a 0-0 in their last 6 matches. The last 1-0 was a defeat.
• 5 clean sheets in 6 matches.
• Have yet to concede 2 goals in a match.
• No away 0-0.No 0-0 at halftime away.
• Led at halftime in all aways.

Conclusions

• If AIK lose only 0-1 to Malmo, and keep 5 clean sheets prior to that, then we should expect another tight match. Norrkoping are yet to meet top 6 at home and they do have goals in them but AIK are keeping teams from scoring that 2nd goal.
• If that pattern continues, lay Norrkoping if Norrkoping scored first.
• Incongruous halftime stats so leaving that market alone. 0-0 might be in play here but I note AIK have led at halftime in all aways

FRENCH OPEN

David Ferrer v Feliciano Lopez - 1.65 Ferrer

• 32nd v 40th in the rankings.
• Ferrer has won 8 of the last 9 head to heads.
• 6 of the last 8 matches saw both players take a set at least.
• This is a match to lay any 2-0 set leader if we get to 2-0. I think this could be a 5 - setter today so lay any 2-1 set leader too?

John Isner v Paolo Lorenzi - 1.39 Isner

• 24th v 38th so rankings are tight.
• No head to heads.
• 20 tie breakers for Big John in his last 12 matches tells you all about him.
• Big John had a great Rome where he reached the semi finals but, like Big Ivo, the better quality players can break Big John.
• Lorenzi beat 212th ranked player in the first leg so little to gain form wise here.
• His loss in straight sets to Kevin Anderson, another big player, may mark his card today.
• I would be laying any Lorenzi lead here today. Similarly, with tie breakers, it is whoever wins the key points. We may see Big John's odds rise and I would be keen to back him with a decent odds rise today.

Konstantin Kravchuk v Marin Cilic - 1.03 Cilic

• 93rd v 8th.
• These 2 have not met since 2007.
• Kravchuk is a Challenger player.
• It is a simple approach for me. I initially lay Cilic at 1.04 (see Tsonga's match for the reason why!).
• I would be happy backing Cilic at 1.25 or thereabouts if he gets in trouble early on.

Nicolas Almagro v Del Potro  - 1.24 Del Potro

• 57th v 33rd.
• Del Potro has won the last 3 head to heads, most recently in 2016 on hard.
• A predicted tight clash with Baggy saw Almagro through in 4 sets.
• Almagro did retire in Rome so may have a niggle.
• Del Potro was poor v Elias, as we know last week but has only been stopped largely by Novak Djokovic of late.
• I certainly do not see an Almagro 3-0 here.
• Despite the rankings, Del Potro is on the rise. He is where he is because of a long absence with injury.
• I would be with him today in this match.

Andy Murray v Martin Klizan - 1.09 Murray

• 1st v 59th.
• 3 set win for Murray in 2016.
• 4 set win for Murray in his opener. Is his blip over? 2 consecutive defeats to Coric and Fognini all forgotten?
• Klizan came through a 5 setter v Lokoli - 273rd in the world.
• We expect a Murray win today and any decent rise in Murray odds should be taken.

Jeremy Chardy v Kei Nishikori  - 1.28 Kei

• 70th v 7th in the rankings.
• Chardy is French so note that. He may be galvanised.
• 4 consecutive wins for Kei in head to heads, latterly in Australia in 2016 in 3 straight sets.
• Chardy has played in 2 Challenger events prior to this French Open,final and round of 16. Uninspiring stuff.
• Nishikori took a while to suss out Kokkanakis but came through with 3 consecutive set wins after losing the first.
• I would be backing Kei if his odds rise to 1.8 or thereabouts. The only thing Chardy has on his side is French support. remember the last Grand Slam was a 3-0 to Kei.

Karen Khachanov v Tomas Berdych - 1.3 Berdych

• 56th v 13th.
• No head to heads.
• 4 set win for Karen in the opener. Berdych had an easy time v Struff, losing the obligatory 3rd set.
• Both players lost to Tsonga in Lyon, Karen in the quarter finals and Tomas in the Final.
• I cannot see Berdych losing. He may take his eye off the ball if 2-0 ahead.
• I am with Berdych throughout this match.

Stan Wawrinka v Dolgopolov - 1.17 Stan

• 3rd v 82nd.
• Dolgopolov won the last 2 head to heads, albeit a walk over in 2013 and in Miami in 2014.
• I predict an uncomfortable afternoon for Stan. Dolgo is simply unpredictable - he failed to get out of qualifying in Madrid and reached the round of 64 in Rome.
• He may make Stan work. Stan won in Geneva but he showed in losing to, and then beating, Paire in consecutive matches that he can put in a few howlers.
• Is Stan layable at 1.18? I would prefer and hope he wins the first set as I would lay him then to reduce the liability.Agut and Almagro have beaten Dolgopolov in straight sets recently.
• I would be with Stan throughout if the real Dolgopolov consents to turn up. Remember this is a player who beat Nadal in Monte Carlo in the past.

Hyeon Chung v Denis Istomin - 1.32 Chung

• 94th v 73rd.
• Chung is not a household name but he has put together a recent good run.
• He beat Istomin 6-4 6-4 in 2017 in Barcelona.
• He beat Sam Querrey in the opener, a good scalp as Querrey was the better ranked.
• A quarter finalist in Barcelona, he took Nadal to a tie breaker but lost in 2.
• A semi final in Munich, and lost to Berdych in Lyon.
• Istomin's form in comparison is poor. He retired in the qualifier in Rome.
• There is nothing to suggest an Istomin win here today so that is how I play this. I with with Chung if his odds drift.