I don't analyze a game as anything can and does happen in sport or racing, and will continue to happen - at least that's my excuse.

The way I looked at this particular match is that when comparing the price of the fave in both games it would appear that Charlton's possibility of scoring at least one goal is more or less treble that of Notts because its Win profit of $0.56 ($1.56 less the outlay of $1.00) is treble that of Notts Win profit of $1.70.

I realise this may be a false way of looking at it, or even that backing the 0-0 score in the Bradford/Notts could be value.