Macclesfield Express

Form means bookies making Silkmen favourites at Maidstone

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WHILE Macclesfie­ld were securing a last-gasp draw that must have felt like a win at Dagenham last weekend, Saturday’s opponents Maidstone were losing at home again – this time to Gateshead – which means that no Conference team has won fewer home matches this term than the Kent-based outfit.

Conversely, however, the Silkmen’s away form has been impressive, a feature which makes their 7/5 starting price (Paddy Power) to win actually look a tad frothy.

Maidstone’s recent form has been disappoint­ing and they’ve scored only three goals in their last four home fixtures, losing three and drawing the other, hence their 19/10 odds (Skybet) to secure maximum points.

None the less, there has been steady support for Matchbook’s 12/5 chalked against the draw, even though the sides are currently at opposite ends of the table.

Yet the match stats team at bettingexp­ert. com remind us that Macclesfie­ld are undefeated in their last five away league contests (they’ve won three), which suggests their favouritis­m is well-founded. Indeed, given each side’s respective form, value-seekers may fancy taking advantage of bet365’s 3/1 marked in favour of Town enjoying a one-goal margin of victory.

In other markets, Macclesfie­ld are 5/6 (10bet) to open the scoring and 9/4(Betway) to win without conceding. A 2-1 away win is priced at 17/2 by Coral.

All odds supplied by the customisab­le odds comparison site, SmartBets.com - the number one destinatio­n for finding the best Premier League odds.

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