Football Betting Tips

Drita have failed to score in five of their last six away trips, while they hard to a Differdange side who can level this tie up after losing 1-0 last week. The hosts beat Ordabasy 1-0 in their last home European tie and they can edge this contest.

Shkendija have won three of their last five European home games, with that sequence including a draw against Swedish side AIK. They face a TNS side that have lost five of their last six away games in Europe, failing to score in three of those defeats.

Both teams have scored in eight of Inter Club d’Escaldes’ last nine European games and they could get on the scoresheet against FCSB, although the visitors reached the last 16 of the Europa League last season and should be too strong for their hosts in this clash.

Alloa have seen BTTS land in four of their last five home matches, while five of the previous six meetings between these League One sides have finished with both teams scoring. Both teams also scored in three of the visitors’ final four away trips last term.

Peterhead were beaten 4-2 by Scottish Championship side Morton in their opener and lost their final two away games in League Two last season. Motherwell won three and drew two of their final five home matches.

Raith won their opening game of the campaign 5-1 at Elgin. They finished last term with a 5-1 victory too, while their three preseason games in between featured 14 goals. The non-league hosts lost 3-1 to St Johnstone in their first game of the campaign.

KuPS deserved their first-leg win over Milsami last week and they can follow it up with another against a side they beat 4-1 here in 2022. That was one of three defeats and two draws in KuPS’s last five European home games.

Shkendija have won three of their last five European home games, with that sequence including a draw against Swedish side AIK. They face a TNS side that have lost five of their last six away games in Europe, failing to score in three of those defeats.

Both teams have scored in eight of Inter Club d’Escaldes’ last nine European games and they could get on the scoresheet against FCSB, although the visitors reached the last 16 of the Europa League last season and should be too strong for their hosts in this clash.

Both teams have scored in five of Breidablik’s last seven games and a repeat of that looks likely given the stakes at play here.

Shkendija have won three of their last five European home games, with that sequence including a draw against Swedish side AIK. They face a TNS side that have lost five of their last six away games in Europe, failing to score in three of those defeats.

Both teams have scored in eight of Inter Club d’Escaldes’ last nine European games and they could get on the scoresheet against FCSB, although the visitors reached the last 16 of the Europa League last season and should be too strong for their hosts in this clash.

Peterhead were beaten 4-2 by Scottish Championship side Morton in their opener and lost their final two away games in League Two last season. Motherwell won three and drew two of their final five home matches. However, the hosts conceded twice against Clyde in their opener and have conceded exactly two goals in two of their last five at home.

Both teams have scored in eight of Inter Club d’Escaldes’ last nine European games and they could get on the scoresheet against FCSB. Four of Inter Club d’Escaldes’ last five games have gone over 3.5 goals and a repeat of that looks likely in this clash, so back BTTS.

Annan drew 1-1 in their opening League Cup game, while BTTS landed in their two friendlies ahead of that. Their last five home games have featured both teams scoring, so back Ayr to get a goal as they get their season up and running.

Peterhead were beaten 4-2 by Scottish Championship side Morton in their opener and lost their final two away games in League Two last season. Motherwell won three and drew two of their final five home matches.

Both teams have scored in five of Breidablik’s last seven games and a repeat of that looks likely given the stakes at play here.

Four of Inter Club d’Escaldes’ last five games have gone over 3.5 goals and a repeat of that looks likely in this clash, side with FCSB to win 4-1.

Four of Buducnost’s last seven European matches have finished in 1-0 defeats and another could be on the cards against a solid Noah outfit.

Queen of the South drew 3-3 with Dumbarton in their last warm-up game, while they take on an Edinburgh City side who lost 4-1 in their first League Cup game of the season.

Over 2.5 goals has landed in three of Queen’s Park’s previous four League Cup matches, while visitors Brechin lost their first game of the campaign 7-0.

Raith won their opening game of the campaign 5-1 at Elgin. They finished last term with a 5-1 victory too, while their three preseason games in between featured 14 goals. The non-league hosts lost 3-1 to St Johnstone in their first game of the campaign.

Peterhead were beaten 4-2 by Scottish Championship side Morton in their opener and lost their final two away games in League Two last season. Motherwell won three and drew two of their final five home matches.

Norway topped their group in impressive fashion, scoring eight times as they won all three matches. However, their defensive issues were notable, as they shipped five goals and failed to keep a clean sheet. Italy scored in all three games, but they were unable to shut out Portugal and Spain in their previous two matches.

These two sides drew 2-2 in the first leg, while St Joseph’s scored home and away against Shelbourne in Europe last season.

Spain scored 14 times in the group stage, but they’ve conceded in 10 of their last 11 games. With home advantage, the Swiss can get on the scoresheet.

KFUM have scored in all but one of their home matches this term, while Brann have kept only one clean sheet on their travels. The hosts have conceded in all but three of their Eliteserien matches so far, so back both teams to score.

Bottom side Haugesund are cut adrift at the bottom, but they’ve scored in four of their seven trips. Valerenga have seen BTTS in their last four home matches, so back goals.

Liverpool won by at least two goals in nine of their 14 home victories last season, while they comfortably saw off Bournemouth home and away. The Cherries lost 3-0 at Anfield and 2-0 at home to the Reds, despite enjoying a successful campaign.Bournemouth have already sold Dean Huijsen to Real Madrid, while Liverpool are pursuing their left-back Milos Kerkez. The Reds will have plenty of time to bed in their new signings, while Andoni Iraola’s side will likely start this campaign weakened at the back. Back the champions to lay down a marker in their opener.

Despite little expectation, there was plenty of promise in Fabian Hurzeler’s first season at the Amex and it would be no surprise to see a young Brighton side take another forward step next term.The Seagulls saw out the campaign by drawing with Newcastle and beating West Ham, Wolves, Liverpool and Tottenham in their final five matches and they have already added Sunderland’s playoff hero Tommy Watson and Italy Under-21 centre-back Diego Coppola to a strong squad.Fulham, meanwhile, lost five of their last seven matches of the season, only beating Southampton and Brentford, and are yet to bring in any new faces, suggesting an opening-day defeat may be on the cards for the Cottagers.

Brentford have a busy summer ahead as they plan for a future after Thomas Frank but they should be ready for the opening weekend of the season and can start with a win against Nottingham Forest at the City Ground.The Bees might be without Bryan Mbeumo, who has been heavily linked with a move to Manchester United, but they are usually a step ahead when it comes to player recruitment and are likely to assemble a strong squad over the next few weeks.Forest will be in for a tough game and they might struggle to shrug off the disappointment of missing out on Champions League qualification.The Tricky Trees have taken one point from their last four home games and they could be stung by the Bees.

Only champions Liverpool are a shorter price than Tottenham to win their opening Premier League fixture and I think I would look to oppose Spurs.Of course, a home tie against Burnley appears a fairly kind fixture, but I wouldn’t be surprised if the Clarets, who conceded only 16 goals in 46 Championship matches last term, were difficult to break down.The decision to replace Ange Postecoglou with Thomas Frank wasn’t met with unanimous euphoria in north London and it could take a while for Spurs to find their stride.

Pep Guardiola must adapt his usual pre-season plans due to Manchester City’s involvement in the Club World Cup and the Citizens could drop points in a tricky opening assignment at Wolves.City made hard work of May’s 1-0 home victory over Wolves, who hit the woodwork twice at the Etihad Stadium, and they needed a 95th-minute John Stones winner at Molineux in October.Wolves sold forward Matheus Cunha to Manchester United and left-back Rayan Ait-Nouri to City but their recruitment has been good in recent years and they won ten of their 22 league matches after Vitor Pereira’s arrival in December.

Leeds were the highest-scoring side in last season’s Championship, but they may find the going tougher in the top flight, and they could kick off their season with a low-scoring affair at Elland Road.Ten of Everton’s final 12 games of 2024/25 featured fewer than three goals, and their away games throughout last season averaged a Premier League low of 1.95 goals per game. A mere 26 per cent of them went over 2.5 goals, and no team outside the top four conceded fewer goals than the Toffees.

Montse Tome’s side look to have a much easier group that contains Italy, Portugal and Belgium, especially as they put 19 goals past the latter two in four Nations League meetings this season. Spain have demonstrated they know how to bottle a winning formula and they look strong candidates to add to their trophy collection.

Tadej Pogacar has been nigh on unbeatable since winning a third yellow jersey, claiming the world championship title and three Monuments, and he looks capable of landing this year’s Tour de France.

Lando Norris is yet to win around Silverstone, but the 25-year-old has outperformed team-mate Oscar Piastri in each of their two British Grands Prix at McLaren, finishing third here last year and second the year before, both times over 12 seconds ahead of the Australian.

Ryan Fox looks an excellent each-way bet at generous odds. Fox has claimed PGA Tour titles at the Myrtle Beach Classic and the Canadian Open since the start of May. He is a proven links specialist, winning the Dunhill Links in 2022 – where three of the four rounds are played on Open venues – and he was 16th at Portrush in 2019.

Oleksandr Usyk already has one KO win over Daniel Dubois on his CV and he can remove any controversy over that result with another stoppage in the rematch. The Ukrainian is too slick to get caught by Dubois and has the power and accuracy to win without needing the scorecards.