Birmingham v Nottm Forest

There has been no away win in the last eight head to head, with three drawn games. Four games were Under, four were Over. The three games that were played in Birmingham ended 2-0, 1-0 and 0-0. Forest are unbeaten in six, Birmingham in three (before midweek games) This might be tight and trading Under 2.5 goals at 1.80 is the suggestion.

Leeds v Wigan

In the last seven meetings today there have been five away wins and two draws, with five of those seven games Under 2.5 goals. On current form Leeds are poor value at 1.36, but they need to get back on a winning run and at home they have to go for it. Trade Under 2.5 goals at 2.0.

Middlesbrough v Blackburn

Seven of the last eight meetings today ended Under 2.5 goals with five of the eight ending in draws. The games at The Riverside ended 1-1, 1-1, 1-1 and 0-0. This is also tight on current form so Lay Middlesbrough at 2.20 as a trading option as this could be a dull affair, particularly the first half.

Preston v Swansea

Three recent head to head, two wins for Swansea and a draw. The game in August at Swansea ended 3-2.  Both have looked like returning to early season form, but both are capable of a shocker. Both teams to score at 1.71 looks the best way here.

QPR v Bristol City

Five of the last eight head to head were Under 2.5 goals including three of the four in London. Bristol City have won five of the last six meetings today. Bristol City have had no draw in eleven, QPR one draw in nine so Lay the draw may be a trading option here.

Sheff Wed v Millwall

It is generally a close game when these two meet, however Wednesday have won the last two meetings today at home by 2-1. Wednesday have lost four of their last five and Millwall lost just one in thirteen. Millwall are a big price at 3.60 and are worth a small trading interest, but I could not put anyone off going with goals here.