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Weekend Jury: 'I couldn't Back them at 8-11, Especially Considering Their Opponents' Away Form' What is your best football wager this weekend? Warren Ashurst, host of the Assist: Wigan have carried themselves out of the relegation zone in League One and can even more enhance their possibilities of survival with a home win over Exeter. The Latics have actually lost just among their last 5, while Exeter are winless in 12 matches. Steven Caldwell left the Grecians to rejoin Wigan in February and will understand all there is to learn about their challengers. Steve Freeth bet365: Swansea have a good home record however I still see Coventry being too strong for them in South Wales. It will be a fight of the Championship's leading scorers in Zan Vipotnik and Haji Wright, although the Sky Blues hit man is a minor injury doubt. However, the visitors spread out the goals around and they can acquire three points on the way to the Premier League. Henry Hardwicke, Racing Post Sports: Brighton look a nice cost versus a Liverpool group who have taken just one point from their last two Premier League video games versus Wolves and Tottenham and had midweek Champions League commitments to compete with. Patrick Madden, Racing Post Sport: Manchester United to win at Bournemouth on Friday. The Cherries are unbeaten in nine but have drawn their last 4. United's fixture list has been barren but a quick turnaround from Sunday's win over Aston Villa must not be an issue. They can provide their travelling assistance something to scream about on the long journey home. WA: I could not back Ipswich at 8-11 to beat Millwall on Saturday, especially when you think about the Lions' away kind. Alex Neil's men have won their last four on the roadway, while the hosts have dropped points in two of their last three video games. Ipswich had a hard time to beat Sheffield Wednesday last week, needing 2 objectives in the last 12 minutes to take the points.