Manchester City – Burton Albion 9th January bet365

The match Manchester City – Burton Albion from EFL Cup  will be held on January 9 (Wednesday)  at 19.45 UK/ 20.45 CET . City’s last match against Rotherham ended with seven goals behind the helpless opposition, and the typical way for the citizens, all seven of different players. The Champion of the Caraboo Cup is eagerly awaiting this clash.

The coefficient for Manchester City to win is  1,040. Draw result is estimated at .  The coefficient for  Burton Albion to win is 51.00. TV Program for football is available here.
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Manchester City – Burton Albion:  Statistics Н2Н

The two teams have not met until now.

Manchester City – Burton Albion: Forecast

We’re expecting a comprehensive Manchester City win at the Etihad. They have won by at least a 3 goal margin on 6 occasions this season and all of their matches have come against top flight or Champions League opponents. Given the motivation they showed against Rotherham on Sunday we think backing a Manchester City -2.5 Asian Handicap looks a fantastic option along with a 4-0 correct score predictions.

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