2 Football Leagues You Should Consider Betting on in Australia This Weekend

You’ll have to look more closer than ever, to find sporting events to bet on these days.

It’s now a dilemma for punters the world over. Not only have the bet slips/accas now reduced in length; most have disappeared — no thanks to the unavailability of sporting events.

Typical of Fridays, punters would have been spoilt for choice, with various sporting events available to choose from. The last few Fridays have been different, with more panic about Coronavirus rather than concern about what sporting event is available to bet on.

If you’re panicking about what games to bet on, this blog post will talk about one of the places you can find games this weekend: Australia!

There are two leagues to look out for in Australia this weekend:

A-League

Earlier today, two games were played in the league.

It seemed to be one of the few countries in the world where competitive football will be played this weekend, with the Turkish Super League getting suspended earlier today.

Having featured one home win and an away win, the A-League will feature three more games before the end of the weekend.

Eighth-placed WS Wanderers will welcome the table-toppers, Sydney FC this weekend. Although both teams are separated by a fair number of points, there’ll be little to separate them when they face off in their derby game this weekend.

The last six derby games between these two sides have featured five yellow cards.
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In the last five meetings between both sides, both sides have won two each, with the fifth ending in a 1-1 draw.

While the last two editions of these fixture produced less than two goals, half of the last 10 games played have featured at least three goals scored.

Both sides have drawn two of their last five games.
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W-League

The final of the playoffs in the W-League is set to go down this weekend.

It is understandable that the organizers of the competition want to ensure that they finish off the season, without any suspensions.

That’s why this game will be played behind closed doors.

While Melbourne City Women thrashed WS Wanderers Women in the semi-finals, 5-1, their opponents in the final, Sydney Women, could only manage a 1-0 win over Melbourne Victory Women.

Melbourne City Women have won four of the last five meetings between these two sides.
They’ve scored two goals in each of their last five games against Sydney Women.
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These games are available to bet on this weekend. Which one will you put your money on this weekend? Let us know in the comments.