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Inter-Cagliari
Inter Over 1.5

Internazionale gained their tenth consecutive Serie A (SA) victory in midweek and have now registered 22 wins in the opening 29 rounds - only claiming more at this stage of a season once (2006/07) since SA’s formation back in 1929/30. Quick starts have been a common theme, with Inter opening the scoring in all ten of those recent games, seven times before the break.
It’s been a remarkable season for Inter so far, emphasised by their current eleven-game winning SA run at home - the first time they’ve managed such a feat since 2010/11. They led at HT in five of the last six, yet they’ve been dominant throughout matches this term, as seen by the league-high 20 home goals they’ve scored beyond the hour mark.
Three straight losses has sent Cagliari back into the bottom three, with the Sardinian outfit registering less than their 22 points at this stage just twice in the three-points-per-win era, eventually being relegated both times. Their chances for success may depend on how they perform after HT as only Spezia have lost more SA matches after a level HT score than Cagliari (seven).
Cagliari have won just once across their last 12 competitive away matches (D3, L8), with the visitors losing the second half in four of the last five losses during that run. Each of those four defeats saw Cagliari concede the decider beyond the hour mark.
Inter have scored 3+ goals in six of their eight home league matches against sides that started this round in the bottom half (W7, D1).

Monaco Total Over 1.5 • 1.29

Monaco - Dijon
Monaco Over 1.5
Hello my dear football fans and betting lovers .
Lets Start predict in special football games .
My first prediction on France Legue 1 .

Back on Easter Saturday, AS Monaco revived their status as title contenders in a four-way battle for ultimate glory, thrashing Metz 4-0 to make it just one defeat (W12, D3) in 16 league matches. The result also represented a sixth straight first-half clean sheet in Ligue 1 (L1) action for ‘Les Monégasques’, and boosted their 2020/21 L1 win-rate after drawn first halves to 50%.
Interestingly, Monaco have beaten a FT handicap in all of their last four L1 home wins against an eventual bottom-placed side - as opponents Dijon are odds-on to be. Three of those four victories came by an exact two-goal margin, while the two that produced a 3-1 scoreline both saw Monaco concede ‘Goal 3’ of the match between the 70th and 80th minutes of play to a Senegalese opposition player!
Long-doomed bottom club Dijon can but take what is coming to them here. A 2-0 defeat at Marseille last weekend made it 11 straight L1 defeats, and marked the second time across the last five games in that run where they lost both individual halves to-nil by equal margins.
Dijon’s despairing defence when travelling has been nothing short of a joke lately. The visitors’ backline has conceded an average of 2.5 goals per match across the preceding run of six losing road trips, though Dijon strangely won the first half in two of those games (HT: W2, L4).