Football Betting Tips

Accrington have won their last three meetings with AFC Wimbledon and are unbeaten in their last five outings in all competitions, while AFC Wimbledon have lost their last two home matches.

Albania won 2-1 when these sides met on neutral territory in a reverse fixture, meaning both teams have scored in each of the last three meetings. There have been goals at both ends in four of Ukraine’s last five games. Ukraine have to win to avoid relegation and Albania will go down if they lose, so both teams have to go for it and goals at both ends has a chance.

Germany are unbeaten in 14 matches, keeping clean sheets seven times.Hungary have failed to score in their last two meetings with Germany which ended in defeats.

Montenegro have lost their last seven matches, five of those without scoring. Turkey are unbeaten with 11 points from five games and have managed three clean sheets in the Nations League. 

Florian Wirtz scored twice in the thrashing of Bosnia and the Germany star can follow that up with another scoring display in Hungary.

David Strelec has three goals in five Nations League games and hit five goals in four games for Slovan Bratislava before linking up with Slovekia for this pair of fixtures.

Bosnia and Herzegovina lost 7-0 to Germany last Saturday and the beleaguered Bosnians could be given short shrift by an in-form Dutch side who beat them 5-2 in September. Bosnia drew a blank against Germany and could do the same here so a 3-0 win for the Dutch has a chance. 

Wales have lost just one of their last 15 matches in all competitions and can grind out a win over an Iceland side who have two defeats in their last three trips. Goals could be in short supply, so take a chance on a 1-0 home win.

Bosnia and Herzegovina lost 7-0 to Germany last Saturday and the beleaguered Bosnians could be given short shrift by an in-form Dutch side who beat them 5-2 in September, so back the visitors to score at least three goals against a side who have conceded a competition high of 16 goals in this Nations League campaign.

Accrington Stanley have lost just one of their last eight matches in all competitions, but have only managed one clean sheet on their travels in League Two. 

Georgia were 4-1 winners when these two met earlier in this Nations League campaign and could pull off another upset here, while Czech Republic have scored in each of their last nine matches on home soil.

Accrington Stanley have lost just one of their last eight matches in all competitions and they can claim at least a point against a Wimbledon side who have three defeats in their last five league games. 

Bosnia and Herzegovina lost 7-0 to Germany last Saturday and the beleaguered Bosnians could be given short shrift by an in-form Dutch side who beat them 5-2 in September.

Sweden have conceded just four times on their way to sealing top spot in Group C1 and should finish with another win and a clean sheet. 

Wales have lost just one of their last 15 matches in all competitions and can make home advantage count against an Iceland side who have two defeats in their last three trips.

Accrington Stanley have lost just one of their last eight matches in all competitions and they can claim at least a point against a Wimbledon side who have three defeats in their last five league games. 

Colombia have beaten Argentina and Chile at home in recent months and have won six on the spin at home, while Ecuador side that haven’t won on the road in over a year.

Argentina have won six home games in a row and have kept four clean sheets in that run, while they face a Peru side that have failed to score in five of their last six on the road, losing four of them.

Brazil have won their last two home games by an aggregate scoreline of 5-0 and face a Uruguay side that have not scored in three of their last four away games.

Colombia have beaten Argentina and Chile at home in recent months and have won six on the spin at home, while Ecuador side that haven’t won on the road in over a year.

Both teams have scored in nine of Cheltenham’s last 11 games and they have scored in all of those. Tranmere have scored in eight of their last 10 games overall and have conceded a hefty 12 goals in just seven trips in this competition.

Plymouth have managed just one clean sheet in 15 attempts in the Championship, shipping 26 goals in total, but they have scored in seven of their eight home fixtures across all competitions. Watford have the joint-worst defensive record away from home in the division with 18 goals conceded, but the Hornets have only failed to score in one of their last five games.

Brighton are yet to draw a blank on their travels and there have been goals at both ends in eight of their last nine games across all competitions, while Bournemouth have scored in four of their five home fixtures.

Altrincham have seen both teams score in nine of their last 12 games and are facing an Aldershot side who have gone five games without a clean sheet, but have scored in three of their last four.

Osasuna are yet to draw a blank at home this season but they’ve also conceded in five of their seven games at this venue. Villarreal have scored in six of their seven trips across all competitions but are yet to keep a clean sheet on their travels.

Auxerre have are on a run of 10 points from the last available 12, but clean sheets have been harder to come by as they’ve managed just one shut-out in their last five. Angers have scored in four consecutive away games and both teams have scored in eight of their last nine games overall.

Real Madrid clinched a record-extending 15th Champions League trophy at Wembley last season and they look good value to make it 16 in Munich next year.

They have won 15 of their 18 appearances in the final and have won six of the last 11 instalments, with their last defeat in the final of this competition coming back in 1981 against Liverpool.

Los Blancos’ storied history in this competition would have put them among my favourites for the trophy even before their business in the summer, but the transfer window has been kind to them and they head into the 2024/25 campaign with arguably the best squad in the world.

The world-class talents of Jude Bellingham and Vinicius Junior remain instrumental to Carlo Ancelotti’s side, but the arrival of arguably the world’s best player in Kylian Mbappe could send them stratospheric.

As if that wasn’t enough, teenage sensation Endrick has also arrived in the Spanish capital and scored on his home debut against Real Valladolid.

Led by a manager who has won the Champions League a record five times with two separate teams, it would take a brave man to oppose Real Madrid.

Copenhagen made the Champions League last 16 earlier this year, making it through a group that contained Bayern Munich, Manchester United and Galatasaray. They finished four points off the Danish title in May and slipped into the Conference League as a result, where the change in format offers them a path to glory. After a decent summer transfer window and a strong domestic start, Copenhagen can make an impact in a competition which has a vulnerable trio of favourites.

Athletic Bilbao have clear motivation for a deep Europa League run – as their San Mames stadium will host the final in May. Spain star Nico Williams has hung around for another season dreaming of European glory with his boyhood club in their home ground.

Athletic won the Copa del Rey last term and they’re seen as the strongest Spanish side in the competition. With eight of the last 11 seasons seeing a Spanish winner of the Europa League, Athletic are standout value at 12/1.

Copenhagen made the Champions League last 16 earlier this year, making it through a group that contained Bayern Munich, Manchester United and Galatasaray. They finished four points off the Danish title in May and slipped into the Conference League as a result, where the change in format offers them a path to glory. After a decent summer transfer window and a strong domestic start, Copenhagen can make an impact in a competition which has a vulnerable trio of favourites.

Athletic Bilbao have clear motivation for a deep Europa League run – as their San Mames stadium will host the final in May. Spain star Nico Williams has hung around for another season dreaming of European glory with his boyhood club in their home ground.

Athletic won the Copa del Rey last term and they’re seen as the strongest Spanish side in the competition. With eight of the last 11 seasons seeing a Spanish winner of the Europa League, Athletic are standout value at 12/1.