If there is a need to find out which sports produce the most unpredictable results, everybody will agree that soccer is absolutely that kind. The truth has proven. Let’s recall of the UEFA Championship final match in 1999 where Man U surprisingly stroke 2 goals through the 2 minute injury time for excellent football you to overcome the 1 goal deficit and clinched the Champion Cup.

Let’s recall again the South-America Champion final match between Argentina and Brazil in 2007 where over-the-top Argentina suddenly lost to struggling Brazil with the shocking result 0-3. And let’s recall again the underdog Egypt who managed to win the European Champion Cup where the most effective teams of the world for example Italy, Germany, and England… even failed to reach the final match.

There are tons more to prove to everyone that everything can happen in soccer, even the most shocking results. Consequently, soccer betting might be more attractive to punters – the sport can be very unpredictable.

But luckily the unpredictable results are not the sole thing that matters punters. Soccer itself does possess the same natural concept: regardless how high or how low a team is heading, often there is a stop to it. Thus, the guideline isn’t to consistently place bets on teams that continuously won and expect that they are going to win. Or, it’s not better to place bets on teams that consistently lost and expect they are going to lose.

Beside the unpredictable nature of the game, additional circumstances do affect the final results. They are the weather, a sudden injury, or perhaps a decision of the referee.

Weather does play an important role in deciding the match result. For example, raining poses a bad impact to well-performing teams who used much tactical playing methods. A cold weather does the same to away-team who visits the home ground under 0 degree Celsius.

Sudden injury of a significant player before or during the match does pose a scaring threat to a team. No soccer player can avoid injury, either it’s through the session or even in the actual match. Beside injury, I have also witnesses lots of important players struck by flu and thus could not attend some critical matches.

Decision of a referee to send off a player is undeniably the sudden bad impact to that team. But who can avoid that or intend to avoid that? Everything under the sun happens in a soccer match.