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Conceicao prices still look too big
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Every Juventus game I tip on, I keep coming back to fouls for the Portuguese winger, I’m surprised his odds haven’t shortened further when you look at some of the other prices available.
Conceicao has averaged a massive 2.75 fouls per 90 minutes in Serie A this season. He’s made at least two fouls in three of his five league games so far.
Including racking up four against both Parma and Frosinone.
He is very aggressive in his desire to get the ball back and will hunt down his opposite number to try and turn over the ball as quickly as possible.
He was also sent off in the international break for Portugal.
Of course, the wide man is also a threat going forward. He’s averaged 1.25 shots on target per 90 minutes and his five shots on target is the most in the Juve squad.
He’s had one or more in four out of five Serie A matches so far this season.
Against Inter, Cagliari conceded seven shots on target and they’ve conceded an average of 4.20 per 90 minutes.
Juventus can be frustrating at times but they have only been beaten once so far and produced an excellent 2-0 win against Atalanta before the break and also a drubbing of NEC in Europe.
The Frenchman can be an incredibly frustrating watch, as Juve fans are finding out. One thing he does do well at though, is winning fouls.
He’s been fouled eight times so far this season, the most of any Juve player, working out at an average of 1.60 times per 90 minutes.
He’s been fouled at least once in four out of five games this season. He’s also one of the more nailed on players for good minutes, as he’s played 90 in every game bar one; in which he played 88 minutes.
The young midfielder, on-loan from Roma, has had an excellent start to the season and earned himself game-time for Italy in the international break.
Romano has been racking up plenty of shots and the price here looks generous, especially with some of the space that Juve give up in midfield.
He’s had seven shots so far, an average of 1.42 per 90 minutes and the third most in the Cagliari squad.
He’s had at least one shot in every single game this season and also managed one in both of his starts for Italy during the break.













