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Free betting tips: Preview for the Sky Bet EFL fixtures on March 30

By Tom Carnduff

Football

Sat March 30, 2019 · 7y ago

We're back to a full schedule of Sky Bet EFL fixtures with the conclusion of the international break. Tom Carnduff picks out his best bets.

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Derby are unbeaten in their last 12 home league games against Rotherham (W11 D1), winning each of the last seven in a row.
Rotherham are looking to record a league double over Derby for the first time since the 1965-66 campaign (also in the second tier).
This is Derby’s fourth consecutive home league game, the first time they’ve played four in a row at home since February 1993.
Only five players have scored more Championship goals in 2019 than Rotherham’s Semi Ajayi (seven goals) – the Nigerian has scored with his last six shots on target.
No player has hit the woodwork in the Championship more often this season than Derby County’s Harry Wilson (6).
Rotherham United are looking to win consecutive away Championship games for the first time since March 2016.

Doncaster haven’t drawn any of the last 13 league games they’ve hosted against Walsall in the league, with the home side winning four and losing nine.
Walsall have won each of their five league trips to the Keepmoat since Doncaster moved to the stadium in 2007, scoring 2+ goals in each encounter.
Doncaster are looking to complete their first league double over Walsall since the 1993-94 campaign, having won the reverse fixture 4-1 in September.
Walsall have lost eight of their last 11 league games (W2 D1), including each of the last three in a row.
Five of Walsall’s last six away league goals have been scored by Andy Cook, though he hasn’t netted since the end of January.

After winning their first two home Football League meetings with Crawley by a 9-1 aggregate score between September 2011 and October 2015, Morecambe have since lost both of their last two.
Crawley Town have only lost one of their last six league games against Morecambe (W3 D2) and are looking to do a Football League double over the Shrimps for the first time.
Morecambe have won back-to-back home league games, having won just two of their previous 12 at the Globe Arena (W2 D3 L7).
Crawley have won just one of their last nine league games (D4 L4), losing the last two by an aggregate score of 1-9.
Morecambe have scored a league-high share 66% of their League Two goals in the second half of games this season (29/44).