All You Need to Make Money from the Triple Derbies This Weekend

It’s the first weekend in the month of April. From the UEFA Champions League to the Europa League, it has been first class football action all through the month. And it’s about to get even more exciting this weekend.

From England to Spain, the world of football will be featuring three massive derbies this weekend. The hype has gone before these games and we can’t wait to see these games.

While we’re all waiting to see these games, here’s how you can make money from these three derbies:

1. Merseyside Derby: Everton vs. Liverpool

This will be the 231^st game between these two sides. This derby is notorious for bad blood, the nastiest of tackles and a lot of goals.

Both teams scored in the last three Merseyside derbies, with Liverpool winning two of those three games and drawing the third. Speaking of Liverpool, they have not lost in their last 7 Merseyside games, winning 4 and drawing the remaining 3.

In recent times, both teams have had games filled with goals. In Everton’s last 6 home games, over 1,5 goals were scored in all six games. In Liverpool’s last 6 away games, Liverpool scored an average of 2 goals per game.

2. Manchester Derby: Manchester City vs. Manchester United

This Manchester derby is no ordinary one. Should the Citizens win, they will be officially crowned the Premier League champions. Beating the Red Devils to achieve that feat will be more than enough motivation for Pep Guardiola side. But how do both sides compare.

City has won 26 of their last 29 games in the Premier League, scoring an average of 2.5 goals per game. Manchester United boast the second best defense in the league (behind Manchester City) and they will be looking to shut City out.

In the last 6 meetings between both sides, United have won 3 times and the Citizens can boast of 2 wins.

3. Madrid Derby: Real Madrid vs. Atletico Madrid

With the La Liga title long lost for both sides, the only thing at stake in this game is pride… and bragging rights too!
Real Madrid has made the Bernabeu a fortress, as they have remained undefeated in 34 of their last 38 games played in front of their home crowd in the La Liga. But that will be strongly put to the test on Sunday as Atletico Madrid has not tasted defeat in 31 of their last 34 games in La Liga.

The last time both sides played, it ended in a 0-0 draw.

In their last 6 home games, Real Madrid scored an average of 3,5 goals per game. In their last six games away from home, in all competitions, Atletico scored an average of 2 goals per game.

It’s a triple threat weekend. Which of these games are you looking forward to seeing this weekend? Leave us a comment and share your thoughts with us.