The more
goals scored, the shorter my journey.
Here’s the detail.
Total number of goals scored in the two games
|
Tuesday’s Fixture
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0
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Oadby
Town v Quorn
|
1
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Wisbech
Town v March Town Utd
|
2
|
Whyteleafe
v Folkestone
|
3
|
AFC Sudbury
v St Ives Town
|
4
|
Southend
Manor v Cheshunt
|
5
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Thame
United v Newport Pagnell Town
|
6
|
Egham
Town v Merstham
|
7
|
Ardley
United v Wembley
|
8
|
Hanworth
Villa v Bedfont Sports
|
9 or
more
|
Thrapston
Town v Shepshed Dynamo
|
Thanks to @yappattack for looking up the following odds which I will use to illustrate how it could work.
At the time of writing (5.40pm), Betfair users believe that the most likely score in each match is 2-0 (to England U21 & Brazil respectively) at odds of 7/1 and 13/2. If the punters are right, the total of four goals will send me to Southend tomorrow night. The same thing will happen, for example, if both matches end in 1-1 draws.
Meanwhile, William Hill reckon that a total of three goals is most likely in the England game (11/4), with two or three equally most likely (also at 11/4) in the Brazil game. This would give a total of 5 or 6, sending me either to Thame or Egham.
My hopping fate is therefore quasi-random, and of course the returning Ronaldinho might be in the mood to send me to Thrapston by himself. We will see. I really don't want to go to Wisbech in the dark :)
UPDATE 11PM MONDAY NIGHT:
England U21 4 Israel U21 1 & Brazil 1 Ghana 0 - a total of six goals which means that I will pitch up at Egham Town v Merstham. The teams drew 1-1 last Saturday, with a late Egham equaliser earning them a replay against their higher-graded opponents.
UPDATE 11PM MONDAY NIGHT:
England U21 4 Israel U21 1 & Brazil 1 Ghana 0 - a total of six goals which means that I will pitch up at Egham Town v Merstham. The teams drew 1-1 last Saturday, with a late Egham equaliser earning them a replay against their higher-graded opponents.
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