Probtium football predictions for February 25

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History    Correct scoreTEAMs opinion      tipsresults 
Chelsea has more edge Manchester United - Chelsea Possible  draw      2x





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Figure it out 
Sturm Graz - Salzburg 

      
Over1.5goal 		    
Won


 Sampdoria - Udinese
Away 2 goals to winWon
The home team lost there last game Qarabag - Kapaz      1
       		   Won


Lyon - St Etienne      Home win ether half     Won
Palace is at it againg match fixed  Crystal Palace - TottenhamHotspur  can not top Chelsea  and unted is a home win        1x     🌀


Feyenoord-psvOver 2.5goals  if i may say       Over1.5goal     Won


Cardiff - Bristol City
         Over1.5goal 


   





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Home belly lost at home
Bordeaux - Nice 

      1x

    
Won



Crotone - Spal      Bts
       		   Won



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  Villarreal - Getafe          1x    Won




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Arsenal - Manchester City
         Bts    🌀


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