Coral Football Jackpot rewards players with top prize of £100k
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Matt Haynes | October 22, 2015
After a brief rest during the European action in midweek, Coral’s Football Jackpot returns, and that means another opportunity for you to win a terrific top prize of £100k.
Stake a minimum of £1 per line and correctly call how our 15 featured fixtures, which come from the Premier League, Championship, Scottish Championship, Serie A and Primeira Liga, will turn out. (Available on both desktop and mobile).
A full list of terms and conditions, plus how to play is available here. Coral’s football experts have even give their thoughts on these matches, which are listed below as a guide:
Aston Villa v Swansea – Away win
The Swans have won the previous three encounters with Villa and have not been toppled by the West Midlands outfit since September 2012, so expect Garry Monk’s Welsh side to inflict further misery on their struggling opposition.
Leicester v C Palace – Draw
Only a point separates these two high-flying sides in the top flight table, with Leicester currently narrowly above in fifth position. Palace secured the double over the Foxes last season, but proceedings should be a lot tighter this time around.
Norwich v West Brom – Home win
Last month, the Canaries rallied to a 3-0 League Cup triumph on home soil against the Baggies, and their astute attacking force could prove decisive yet again at Carrow Road in this Premier League meeting.
Stoke v Watford – Home win
This will be the first time these two sides have met since the Premier League’s inauguration and, with Mark Hughes’ Potters holding home advantage, their more experienced heads should see them secure three points at the Britannia.
West Ham v Chelsea – Home win
Jose Mourinho’s champions are dwelling down in 12th-place after a stuttering start to the defence of their domestic crown, while West Ham have enjoyed a jubilant beginning and are residing in fourth. After a Champions League clash in midweek, the Hammers could capitalise by pouncing on tired legs.
Wolves v Middlesbrough – Away win
Aitor Karanka’s side are in great form in the Championship this season and will be wanting to keep the pressure on near the top of the table.
Arsenal v Everton – Home win
The Gunners worked their way to hard-earned win last time out in the league and followed up with a superb victory against Bayern Munich, while the Toffees were beaten 3-0 last time out.
Palermo v Inter Milan – Away win
Roberto Mancini’s side are flying in Serie A this term and can be confident of win as they visit Palermo next.
Sunderland v Newcastle – Home win
Sam Allardyce can inspire his new side Sunderland to a win at home to his former club and the Black Cats have a good record in this fixture.
St Mirren v Rangers – Away win
The away side have won every league match this season and look more than likely to follow up with three points as they visit St Mirren
Man Utd v Man City – Home win
City certainly showed vulnerability at the back against Sevilla, which rivals United should exploit on home soil. It is the big games in which Louis van Gaal’s men usually shine.
Liverpool v Southampton – Draw
Jurgen Klopp still needs to get to grips with his squad, while the Saints are flying and should steal a point. Liverpool boast several former Southampton stars, whose weaknesses Ronald Koeman will be more than aware of.
Fiorentina v Roma – Away win
Roma will have had two more days of rest than their hosts, after midweek European exertions, and have not fallen in Florence since 2011. The Giallorossi are hitting scoring form at just the right time.
Benfica v Sporting Lisbon – Draw
Three of the last four frays between these two have ended evenly, with two draws last term. It is rare a visiting team take all the spoils, whoever is hosting, in recent times.
Cardiff City v Bristol City – Home win
Welsh club Cardiff can pile on the pressure here, as the Bluebirds have beaten the beleaguered Robins in three of their past four battles, and have currently collected 10 more Championship points than their guests.
