Football Betting Tips

Illia Zabarnyi’s suspension means Bournemouth are a bit short at the back for their trip to Brighton, who have won their last three games and can make it five wins in six meetings with the Cherries.

Cardiff are unbeaten in five at home but they’ve still only won two of their last nine at this venue and could fall short against in-form Hull. The Tigers win at Sunderland over the weekend and have won four of their last five away, losing only to high-flying Burnley during that run.

Walsall look destined for promotion and probably the title but they have started to drop points, The Saddlers have lost three of their last four away and are facing a Cheltenham side who have been in fine form at home. The Robins have the fourth best home record in the division and have won their last four at this venue across all comps, so they look backable underdogs here.

Wigan are winless in six across all competitions and they’ve only scored two goals in total across their last five league games. Huddersfield have won six of their last eight away games in League One and can claim maximum points at Wigan.

Chelsea have lost only once at home since August and after some disappointing results on the road of late, they should bounce back against Southampton.  However, with defensive injury issues and just one clean-sheet in 11 games, the Blues are liable to concede.

BTTS has landed in seven of PSV’s last eight at home, but the Dutch champions should prove too strong for midtable Go Ahead Eagles, who have lost their previous two trips.

Leicester have lost 10 of their previous 11 Premier League matches, but the Foxes have scored in four of their last five trips. West Ham picked up a crucial win last weekend, but that was their first clean sheet in eight games under Graham Potter.

Aston Villa’s last 10 home games have seen both teams score, while BTTS has landed in six of Cardiff’s last seven. Villa have won 2-1 in their last two cup games and they can continue that on Friday.

Walsall are the runaway leaders in League Two, having won 12 of 17 at home this term. They’ve scored 40 and conceded 21 in those matches, while bottom-half Swindon have seen BTTS land in five of their last six.

Nantes have lost five of seven visits to top-half teams, scoring in four of those defeats. Marseille need to bounce back from last weekend’s defeat but they have conceded more than a goal per game at home despite sitting second in the table.

Tuesday’s test against Fulham looks like a good chance for Wolves to boost their survival hopes. The Cottagers have lost just one of their last nine away in all competitions, but Pereira’s team have picked up some big wins at Molineux and may do so again.

Everton are unbeaten in five matches against Brentford and, given their form since the return of David Moyes, it is unlikely they will give up that streak on Tuesday. The Bees are winless in six home games, losing five of those, and it could pay to side with the Toffees in the double-chance market.

There is likely to be plenty more misery for Manchester United before the season comes to an end and I’d be looking to get with Ipswich and the draw on the double chance market when the Suffolk side head for Old Trafford on Wednesday.

Wolves are the highest-scoring team in the Premier League’s bottom eight, while Fulham have scored exactly twice in six successive away fixtures. With 13 goals having also been netted across the last three meetings between these two sides, Tuesday’s match should provide at least three more.

Celtic may have lost at Hibernian on Saturday, but they are unbeaten in this season’s Premiership on home soil, winning 12 of their 13 such games at Celtic Park and they should see off an Aberdeen side still regrouping after a difficult winter.

Walsall look destined for promotion and probably the title but they have started to drop points, The Saddlers have lost three of their last four away and are facing a Cheltenham side who have been in fine form at home. The Robins have the fourth best home record in the division and have won their last four at this venue across all comps, so they look backable underdogs here.

Stoke are unbeaten in four Championship games on home soil and in their last four meetings with Boro at the bet365 Stadium. Given the visitors have lost five on the bounce heading into this away day, the Potters should have enough about them to grind out a victory.

Wolves are the highest-scoring team in the Premier League’s bottom eight, while Fulham have scored exactly twice in six successive away fixtures. With 13 goals having also been netted across the last three meetings between these two sides, Tuesday’s match should provide at least three more.

Gillingham have gone two games without scoring and six of their last eight have gone under 2.5 goals. Fleetwood are also in poor form in attack and have drawn blanks in three of their last four fixtures, so goals could be at a premium at Priestfield.

Illia Zabarnyi’s suspension means Bournemouth are a bit short at the back for their trip to Brighton, who have won their last three games and can make it five wins in six meetings with the Cherries. While Bournemouth may not pick up any points at the AmEx, they should at least score. The Cherries have netted 21 goals across their last six matches. 

Chelsea have lost only once at home since August and after some disappointing results on the road of late, they should bounce back against Southampton. However, with defensive injury issues and just one clean-sheet in 11 games, the Blues are liable to concede.

Kaoru Mitoma has been in red-hot form for the Seagulls, scoring five goals in seven games, and can make it four in as many games against an opponent he has put four past in his four previous head-to-heads.

Jean-Philippe Mateta has scored seven goals in his last six Premier League matches and, having netted a hat-trick in this fixture last term, looks a solid anytime goalscorer selection.

When Wolves score, Matheus Cunha is usually involved, with the Brazilian netting 13 goals and providing four assists in the Premier League this season, including scoring in four games on the bounce.

Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez scored his fourth goal of the season against Aston Villa on Saturday and he can follow up with another strike in this one, especially if he is once again deployed in a more advanced role.

Illia Zabarnyi’s suspension means Bournemouth are a bit short at the back for their trip to Brighton, who have won their last three games and can make it five wins in six meetings with the Cherries.

Aston Villa may be much higher in the table than their hosts but their away record is woeful, with just two wins in their last 11 road matches in all competitions. Crystal Palace, meanwhile, have lost just two of their last 11 matches and will be high on confidence after their 2-0 win at Fulham on Saturday.

Wolves are the highest-scoring team in the Premier League’s bottom eight, while Fulham have scored exactly twice in six successive away fixtures. With 13 goals having also been netted across the last three meetings between these two sides, Tuesday’s match should provide at least three more.

Chelsea have lost only once at home since August and after some disappointing results on the road of late, they should bounce back against Southampton. However, with defensive injury issues and just one clean-sheet in 11 games, the Blues are liable to concede.

Illia Zabarnyi’s suspension means Bournemouth are a bit short at the back for their trip to Brighton, who have won their last three games and can make it five wins in six meetings with the Cherries.

Both of these defences look suspect to both teams to score appeals here. Northampton have just one clean sheet in their last seven at home and Barnsley have conceded 10 goals across their last seven games.

Tranmere have just one clean sheet in their last nine games and both teams have scored in six of those. Accrington are winless in six but they were able to strike in defeat to Doncaster last time out and can get on the scoresheet in Merseyside.

Celtic may have lost at Hibernian on Saturday, but they are unbeaten in this season’s Premiership on home soil, winning 12 of their 13 such games at Celtic Park and they should see off an Aberdeen side still regrouping after a difficult winter without conceding.

Lazio have lost their previous five Coppa Italia away games, losing to nil in four of those. The visitors have been beaten in four of their five away meetings with top-half teams in Serie A this season, while they were thumped 6-0 at home to Inter earlier in the campaign. Inter have won eight of their last nine at home and they can shut out Lazio here.

Barcelona have rattled off five wins on the bounce to move top of La Liga and their early-season form showed how difficult they were to stop while on form. Atletico were fortunate to secure a win at Barca earlier this term and Barca have won four of five home games since. Barca have won to nil in four of their last five starts and they’ve secured back-to-back 1-0 wins at home.

Inter have picked up four 1-0 home wins since the start of November, including a narrow victory over Genoa at the weekend. The Nerazzurri were slightly fortunate to run up such a big scoreline in Rome and they won’t look to push too hard in this one with key tests on the horizon.

Barca have won to nil in four of their last five starts and they’ve secured back-to-back 1-0 wins at home. Atletico will likely have an eye on home advantage in the second-leg and a 1-0 loss going into the return in Madrid wouldn’t be the end of the world for Diego Simeone’s side.