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Kali ini Agen Casino Online akan memberikan prediksi skor dari pertandingan yang tak kalah serunya dengan pertandingan sebelumnya, yakni akan tersajikan pertandingan antara Real Madrid Menghadapi Valencia Di lanjutan La Liga Spanyol.

Real Madrid Berhasil menumbangkan Valencia Pada pekan Lalu dengan skor tipis 2-3, Prediksi AC Milan vs Inter Milan pada laga terakhir Real Madrid saat bertandang ke markas Bayern Munchen di Semi Final Liga Champion, Real Madrid Berhasil mengalahkan Tim tuan Rumah Dengan Skor 0-4, Real Madrid Berhasil menuju Ke Babak Final Liga Champion,

Bagaimana Serunya pertandingan kedua kubu ini nanti? Mari kita saksikan bersama-sama, Sebelumnya mari kita lihat terlebih dahulu Stetment dari kedua kubu ini yang telah kami rangkumkan menjadi Head to head dan lima Pertandingan terakhir.

Head to Head Real Madrid vs Valencia:

23 Des 2013     Valencia 2 – 3 Real Madrid
24 Jan 2013     Valencia 1 – 1 Real Madrid
21 Jan 2013     Valencia 0 – 5 Real Madrid
16 Jan 2013     Real Madrid 2 – 0 Valencia
20 Agu 2012     Real Madrid 1 – 1 Valencia

Lima Pertandingan Terakhir Real Madrid:

30 Apr 2014    Bayern München 0 – 4 Real Madrid
27 Apr 2014    Real Madrid 4 – 0 Osasuna
24 Apr 2014    Real Madrid 1 – 0 Bayern München
17 Apr 2014    Barcelona 1 – 2 Real Madrid
13 Apr 2014    Real Madrid 4 – 0 Almeria

Lima Pertandingan Terakhir Valencia:

27 Apr 2014    Valencia 0 – 1 Atlético Madrid
25 Apr 2014    Sevilla 2 – 0 Valencia
19 Apr 2014    Osasuna 1 – 1 Valencia
13 Apr 2014    Valencia 2 – 1 Elche
11 Apr 2014    Valencia 5 – 0 Basel

Perkiraan Susunan Pemain Real Madrid vs Valencia:

Real Madrid: Casillas, Pepe, Ramos, Coentrão, Ronaldo, Benzema, Bale, Alonso, Carvajal, Modric, Di María.

Valencia: Guita, Barragan, Joao Pereira, Mathieu, Fuego, Parejo, Jose Gaya, Jonas, Pablo Piatti, Alcacer.

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Prediksi Skor Chelsea vs Norwich City Liga Inggris

Prediksi Skor Chelsea vs Norwich City Liga Inggris – Laga lanjutan Liga Primer Inggris akan menampilkan pertarungan sengit Chelsea vs Norwich City akan berlangsung pada tanggal 04 Mei 2014, Pukul 22.00 WIB, di Stamford Bridge, London.

Kedua kesebelasan sedang membutuhkan 3 point demi memperoleh target masing-masing di kelasemen Liga Primer Inggris yang telah menginjak matchday ke 37.

Dari data head to head, The Blues masih unggul dengan memperoleh 4 kemenangan dan hanya 1 kali ditahan seri dalam 5 pertandingan terakhir. Prediksi Arsenal vs WBA Hasil ini tentu menjadi modal yang sangat bagus bagi kubu The Blues yang membutuhkan 3 angka dan menjadi modal yang sangat buruk bagi kubu The Canaries yang akan bertandang ke Stamford Bridge.

Berdasarkan prestasi 5 pertandingan terakhir, Hazard dkk. hanya memperoleh 2 buah kemenangan, 2 kali seri dan 1 kali menelan kekalahan. Anak asuh Jose Mourinho ini harus rela menjadi runner up kelasemen Liga Inggris dengan raihan point 78.

Prediksi Chelsea vs Norwich City – Sedangkan kubu tamu memperoleh hasil buruk tana sekalipun memperoleh kemenangan ataupun hasil seri. Itu artinya anak asuh Neil Adams memperoleh semua pertandingan dengan kekalahan. Hasil ini membuat Elmander dkk. mendarat di peringkat 18 dengan 32 angka saja.

Baik The Blues maupun The Canaries diperkirakan tidak akan menurunkan beberapa punggawa mereka karena mengalami masalah cedera. Dari kubu The Blues, Ramires mendapat kartu merah dan Cech  bermasalah dengan cedera. Prediksi Persija vs Arema Sedangkan hal serupa terjadi pada The Canaries dimana Yobo tidak akan diturunkan karena cedera.

Dari ulasan diatas, pertandingan tampaknya akan berjalan seru. Bermain di kandang sendiri tentu menjadi modal yang sangat berharga bagi Hazard cs. untuk memperoleh 3 point penting dalam pertandingan ini apalagi pertandingan terakhir di kandang mereka harus menelan pil pahit.

Prediksi hasil akhir dari pertandingan ini yaitu Chelsea 3-0 Norwich City.

Head 2 Head

06-10-2013 : Norwich City 1 – 3 Chelsea, Liga Inggris

26-12-2012 : Norwich City 0 – 1 Chelsea, Liga Inggris

06-10-2012 : Chelsea 4 – 1 Norwich City, Liga Inggris

21-01-2012 : Norwich City 0 – 0 Chelsea, Liga Inggris

27-08-2011 : Chelsea 3 – 1 Norwich City, Liga Inggris

Lima Laga Terakhir Chelsea

30-04-2014 : Chelsea 1 – 3 Atlético Madrid, Liga Champions

27-04-2014 : Liverpool 0 – 2 Chelsea, Liga Inggris

22-04-2014 : Atlético Madrid 0 – 0 Chelsea, Liga Champions

19-04-2014 : Chelsea 1 – 2 Sunderland, Liga Inggris

13-04-2014 : Swansea City 0 – 1 Chelsea, Liga Inggris

Lima Laga Terakhir Norwich City

26-04-2014 : Man. United 4 – 0 Norwich City, Liga Inggris

20-04-2014 : Norwich City 2 – 3 Liverpool, Liga Inggris

12-04-2014 : Fulham 1 – 0 Norwich City, Liga Inggris

05-04-2014 : Norwich City 0 – 1 West Brom, Liga Inggris

29-03-2014 : Swansea City 3 – 0 Norwich City, Liga Inggris

Perkiraan Susunan Pemain Chelsea vs Norwich City

Chelsea : M. Schwarzer, A. Cole, J. Terry, G. Cahill, B. Ivanovic, David Luiz, Azpilicueta, Willian, Ramires, E. Hazard, Fernando Torres

Norwich City : J. Ruddy, S. Whittaker, Martin Olsson, M. Turner, R. Martin, L. Fer, R. Snodgrass, J. Howson, B. Johnson, N. Redmond, R. van Wolfswinkel

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