Cross-Sport Multiple: Back Bosnia to down Super Eagles

Dzeko and Bosnia can get off the mark on Saturday

Andrew Hughes thinks Bosnia will beat Nigeria in Saturday's second Group  F game and help land a cross-sport multiple in the process

Bet 1: Back Bosnia to beat Nigeria at 1.910/11

Bosnia qualified for their first World Cup in style, playing some sparkling football, and they gave a good account of themselves in their opening Group F game against Argentina. With that tricky assignment out of the way, it is down to the serious business of taking maximum points from the Group underdogs. 

Nigeria huffed and puffed to break down a stubborn Iranian team in their opener but couldn't force the win and will find things tougher against the Bosnians, who are well-drilled and technically proficient and boast some exciting attacking talent.

The Super Eagles prefer to hit on the counter, so may prefer to be up against opponents who will take the game to them, but their tendency to lose their shape could be costly against the underrated Balkan side. Back Bosnia to edge it. 

Bet 2: Back Catalan to beat Hull FC at 1.282/7

Hull FC bounced back from a run of four defeats to beat London Broncos, then thrashed Widnes last time out and so travel to France full of confidence as they aim to continue their play-off push. 

But they face a stiff test against Catalan who recorded a big win over title contenders St Helens in their last Super League game. The Dragons are on a storming run at the moment, unbeaten in four and have made the Stade Gilbert Brutus a fortress. They haven't lost at home in seven games, a run that stretches back to February. Back Catalan to pick up another victory to strengthen their play-off position. 

Bet 3: Back Richard Gasquet to beat Feliciano Lopez at 1.758/11

Richard Gasquet hasn't had the best of seasons so far, and in recent weeks has been hampered by back and shoulder injuries, but he goes into Saturday's Aegon International final as favourite and should edge out Feliciano Lopez. 

Lopez is playing his second consecutive grass-court final, having lost out to Grigor Dimitrov at Queen's last week, and he relishes playing on this surface. 

The problem for the Spaniard is that, due to weather delays, he had to play two matches on Friday, and was looking pretty weary by the end of his semi-final victory over Sam Querry. Gasquet has had more chance to rest, is no slouch on the grass, and has never lost to Lopez. Back the Frenchman to prevail. 

Total Odds for this multiple: 4.26n/a Remember, multiple prices are based on our Sportsbook product, so any winnings are exempt from commission.

Cross-Sport Multiple 2014 P/L

Staked: 48 pts
Returned: 59.84 pts
P/L: + 11.84 pts