Dinamo Bucharest/Sturm Graz
I could find only one previous example of antiscion L4 conjunct MC. The away team won but they were the faves. In that chart the aspect was applying but not partile, whereas in this chart the aspect is partile but separating! Moon square Saturn L7 in succedent houses may help, although it would be better if they were in angular houses.

As Andrew has pointed out, the chart is radical, so I'd say the above two testimonies together might be enough for the underdogs to squeeze a draw out of the game.

Dinamo Bucharest - Sturm Graz 2-1
This seems to have been quite a dramatic match. Sturm Graz missed a penalty after 4 minutes, then took the lead a minute later. Bucharest equalized towards the end of the 1st half but got a man sent off before the break. The winning goal came about 12 minutes into the 2nd half. The ref handed out 9 yellow cards.

Thank you for offering this case, Seiko. We didn't quite get it right, but Sturm Graz did score and take the lead. Radicality did save the favourite. We need charts like this - even if we can't work them out!

Yea, I guess Andrew you were right about the dispositor of the L1 controlling the cusp of the 7th house.

Since there are testimonies for both sides, it is hard to tell. Maybe DSC goes to Dinamo Bucuresti and I'm not just saying that.

Making charts for NHL and NBA I noticed that some teams are 'attached' to one side. For example, Montreal Canadiens as a rule are the DSC team. Well, you could say that they are not a good team and they are underdogs.

It is true in most cases, but the same goes to Miami Heat (NBA team) which is the DSC team in all readable charts so far even if playing against way weaker teams. Maybe there's a reason why teams are called 'sides' in sports betting. That's joke, of course.

Maybe it's about the directions - East, West etc

ManC - Chelsea, 17.30 GMT
Asc 9CN16 MC 2PI57 Moon 0LE14 POF 25AQ47
Day Saturn, Hour Moon - radical

Both these teams are in my opinion ruled by Cancer. Both the Moon, L1, and Saturn, L7, are below the horizon and apply to each other by a sinister sextile through signs of long ascenscion. I rather think this could end a draw. Anyone?

I agree. Although chart is radical, favouring Chelsea, the hour-ruler is L1 so I've gone for a draw too.

ManC - Chelsea 2-1
That was interesting. First ManC scored an own goal giving the lead to Chelsea, then later in the match Lampard missed a penalty giving the victory to ManC!

Manchester is a Cancer city, while London -essentially- is Gemini. Does this play in here? My general concept of the L of the Hour ruling the ascendant is that this combination may turn in on itself, as by reverse, reflection, deflection or protection. "Are the ships cast away?" - No, they are safe...

I'm having trouble working out what this means in terms of football game. I still do not get it - but this match was interesting.

I think we were clever in terms of moving the victory away from Chelsea!
Nice Price!

Look at this one for Sunday:

Everton - Spurs, 16.00 GMT
Odds: 2,80 3,25 2,45
Asc 18GE19 MC 10AQ08 Moon 13LE50 POF 17AQ29
Day Sun, Hour Jupiter - same powers as ascendant

Mars opposed POF - the underdogs? The lord of the Hour possessing the same powers as the sign of the ascendant - will this grant favour to the home team?

Hmm, our great minds appear to be differing because I rather fancied Spurs to win this one!

The chart is radical, favouring Spurs (as faves) and hour-ruler Jupiter is L7. Mercury L1 conjunct Pluto doesn't look good for the home team. Jupiter is conjunct the Part of Conquest within half a degree, although not partile and unfortunately separating. However, the Parts of Conquest, Triumph and Victory form a 'grand trine' with Jupiter in the mix which I think must be beneficial to them.

First, Everton - Tottenham; I woke up this morning and realized I forgot to mention my main argument for Everton, being square that Mercury cast to its dispositor, Saturn, Lord of the 10th.

Second, my mind is still pounding on that Chelsea game. Here it seems obvious to the that the sinister sextile cast through signs of long ascension below the horizon is the explaination for the 'lack of caution'. However, it does not appear to have been a dirty game and no one got sent off.

But the idea I really want some feedback on; Maybe the Lord/Lady of the Hour ruling the sign on the ascendant MOVES the favourite to the ascendant, OR this condition makes the Lord of the ascendant perform more like FORTUNA and is subject to the nature of its applications? In this sense the Moon's application to Saturn would be the underdog?

Fulham - Sunderland, 15.00 GMT
Odds: 2,10 3,25 3,40
Asc 29TA50 MC 28CP11 Moon 13LE14 POF 28CP27
Day Sun, Hour Moon/Saturn - on the cusp
The hour is on the cusp, the ascendant is on the cusp - this makes me think the game is split two ways and we get a draw. Elsewise, POF is on the MC and the Moon applies in a trine to its dispositor, the Sun, so the favourites get it. Unless the Sun in the 7th is Sun-derland.

Everton 2 - 2 Spurs Yet another missed penalty!

I decided to give the Fulham game a miss when I saw that the Asc would change signs 17 seconds after the scheduled kick-off time - too confusing.

I agree with you entirely, Ficina.

I can see no problems for Leeds in the return match agaisnt Kettering tomorrow,
although the first leg was a draw;
Odds: 1,20 5,75 12,50
Asc 9LE45 MC 17AR31 Moon 14VI36 POF 7TA29
Day Mars, Hour Sun - radical
Sun L1 trine MC , applying trine Mars, L10.

This will probably turn out favourable for Middlesbrough against Blackpool, too.
Odds: 1,70 3,45 4,75

Champions League
Wolfsburg - ManU, 20.45 CST, 52N25 10E47
Odds: 2,00 3,50 3,75
Asc 14LE45 MC 26AR39 Moon 14VI27 POF 12TA20
Day Mars, Hour Sun - radical by sign.

I picked out this game because of ManU having so many players on the injury list - and the team is rated as underdogs in this evenings contest in Germany. The chart being radical by sign - the home team are favourites and certainly keep the ascendant. The Moon casts a sinister square through signs of long ascension to the Sun, L1+Hour. Both luminaries are below the horizon. This reminds me of the sextile in the game we had on Saturday between ManC and Chelsea where ManC won 2-1.

Scorpio, the natural sign of ManU, is intercepted in the 4th house. The Sun, L1, applies to the trine of Mars, L10, in the first - who is located in the sign of the Sun.