World Cup qualifier betting hotting up

With plenty of matches still to play on the road to South Africa, World Cup qualifier betting is wide open. Few of the UEFA groups are looking one-sided, and there is plenty of value to be had in World Cup 2010 qualifier betting. Only three of the nine groups features a leader with maximum points, and even in those groups there is plenty to play for, meaning active World Cup qualifier betting.

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World Cup 2010 qualifier betting plunge on Spain

No team has been able to cope with Spain so far this campaign, and they rewarded their fans in World Cup qualifier betting by winning all four opening games and conceding just one goal along the way.

They would virtually book their plane tickets to the final if they could achieve a quick-fire double over Turkey in their next two games as the Turks are their nearest rivals in the table as well as World Cup qualifier odds.

England’s World Cup qualifier odds take shape

England looked to have a difficult task on their hands in Group 6, but they stand five points clear and are strong favourites in the group’s World Cup 2010 qualifier betting.

There could still be good value to be found in Ladbrokes World Cup qualifier odds for their next game, however, as they face Ukraine who are third and have a game in hand.

Strong group reflected in World Cup 2010 qualifier odds

Germany’s short World Cup 2010 qualifier odds could yet ease slightly.

Russia have a game in hand over the Group 4 leaders and could make in roads into that four-point gap by achieving back-to-back wins at home to Azerbaijan and away to Liechtenstein - those two teams have only one point apiece so far.

The best value odds in World Cup qualifier betting are likely to be found in the back-to-back clashes between Greece and Israel in Group 2. Greece lead the group but have shown their vulnerability by losing at home to Switzerland, while Israel are just a point behind and still unbeaten.