Andy Robson’s Football Cheat Sheets
Andy Robson
Andy Robson is the most popular betting tipster in the UK and the founder of Andy’s Bet Club. What started as a single social media account back in 2015 has since grown into a multi-platform brand spanning social media, a mailing list, and a website, with a combined reach of over 3,000,000 UK sports bettors every month. But who is he? Is he real? Yes, Andy Robson is a real person but the name is a pseudonym. Andy is based in Scotland, he operates the brand full time and is as passionate about football betting as he was at the very beginning. Andy is supported by a handpicked team of expert tipsters and the full resources of Fanwave Digital, which help him consistently deliver high-quality content across multiple channels to an ever-growing audience.
The Latest Football Cheat Sheets
My football Cheat Sheets bring together the key player and team stats for upcoming matches in one place, making it easier to research your own bets and Bet Builders.
Each Cheat Sheet is essentially a stats pack, with data covering areas such as shots, shots on target, fouls, cards, corners and goals. I use these stats when researching my own selections, and they’re also used across Andy’s Bet Club by our team of football experts. You’ll find my latest Cheat Sheets for most of this weekend’s football fixtures below.
🗂️ Liverpool v Fulham Cheat Sheet
🗂️ Crystal Palace v Ipswich Cheat Sheet
🗂️ Bournemouth v Brentford Cheat Sheet
🗂️ Aston Villa v Nottingham Forest Cheat Sheet
🗂️ Chelsea v Hull Cheat Sheet
🗂️ Tottenham v Everton Cheat Sheet
🗂️ Sunderland v Arsenal Cheat Sheet
🗂️ Man United v Man City Cheat Sheet
🗂️ Sheffield United v Wolves Cheat Sheet
What Is an Andy Robson Cheat Sheet?
A Cheat Sheet gives you instant access to the most important stats for researching Bet Builders all in one place. It's what I and many of my followers use to help research player and team selections, and they are particularly useful when looking at Bet Builders, which allow you to combine multiple selections from the same match into one bet.
Instead of checking several different sources, my football Cheat Sheets bring useful attacking, defensive, player and team statistics together in an easy-to-read format. The data can then be used alongside team news, match research and your own judgement when considering different football betting markets.
You can also explore the underlying stats yourself with our Bet Builder Stats tool or see the latest selections from our experts on the football betting tips page.
What Stats Are Included in My Football Cheat Sheets?
The exact data available can differ depending on the match, but the aim is to put the most useful information in one place. There are both defensive and attacking stats included in the Cheat Sheets, covering most of the popular player and team markets used when researching Bet Builders.
Attacking Player Stats
These stats can be useful when researching markets including player shots, shots on target, goalscorers and fouls won. The attacking section includes player data covering areas such as:
Fouls drawn – The average number of times a player is fouled.
Shots on target – The average number of shots on target a player registers.
Shots – The average number of total shots a player takes, including shots that are on target, off target and blocked.
Goals – A player's goals record.
Assists – A player's assists record.
Defensive Player Stats
The defensive section can help when researching player fouls, tackles and cards. When considering a card selection, I like to look at several of these numbers together rather than relying on one stat alone. A player's fouls record, card history and the opponent they are likely to face can all provide useful context.
Fouls committed – The average number of fouls a player commits.
Tackles – How regularly a player is involved in tackles.
Cards – A player's yellow and red card record.
Team Stats
The Cheat Sheets also bring together key statistics for both teams.
Shots on target – See how many shots on target each side tends to register and how many they concede.
Corners – Compare how many corners each team takes and concedes.
Cards – Review each team's card record alongside how frequently their opponents receive cards.
Goals – Compare goals scored and conceded when researching markets such as goalscorers, both teams to score and over or under goals.
How Can I Use a Football Cheat Sheet?
My Cheat Sheets are designed to help with researching bets, particularly Bet Builders. They don't guarantee that a selection will win, but they make it much easier to see the relevant data before deciding on wether to place a bet or not.
Where Can I Find the Latest Andy Robson Cheat Sheets?
This page is the main home for my latest football Cheat Sheets on Andy’s Bet Club. New sheets are added for selected upcoming fixtures as they become available, and I also regularly share Cheat Sheet content with the Andy’s Bet Club community across social media. Instead of searching through individual historical Cheat Sheet articles, bookmark this page and return ahead of the upcoming matches you're interested in.
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