Football Betting Tips

Both of these sides are in top form and goals have been a feature of their strong runs as Bayer Leverkusen have netted 30 while winning 11 straight games and Atletico scored 39 during their 15-match win streak. With that in mind, plus the fact both teams have scored in four of Atleti’s six Champions League games, a goal at each end looks likely.

Leipzig’s last six games have finished with both teams scoring, while Sporting will be chasing points here as they look to qualify for the next round.

Wrexham have failed to score only once at home this season, but they’ve conceded in three of their last four at their own ground. The Welsh side have seen BTTS land in four of their last five, while Birmingham head here on the back of a winning run.

13 of Wolfsburg’s last 16 matches have featured goals for both sides, while Holstein Kiel’s survival hopes have been boosted by improved fortunes going forward. The visitors have conceded in their last nine, but they’ve scored in each of their previous five.

Brighton have seen BTTS land in nine of their last 10 at the Amex, while they host an Everton side who beat Tottenham 3-2 on Sunday. The Seagulls showed they can rip through the Toffees back in August, but David Moyes seems to be getting more from their forward line.

Rangers have conceded 14 of their 18 goals against on the road in the league this season, while their last five away from Ibrox have seen BTTS land. Third-placed Dundee United can pose a threat in this weekend’s clash.

Dundee, who have been beaten in just four of their last 14 fixtures, are on a run of one defeat in six at home. Rangers on the other hand have gone five away matches without a victory.

Crystal Palace have been in rock-solid form recently, losing just two of their last 13 games in all competitions, and they face a Brentford side who have lost six of their last nine and have been poor away from home all season, side with the Eagles.

Brest have won three of their last four matches and they can exploit second-bottom Le Harve, who have been beaten in each of their last four at home.

Hoffenheim are on a miserable run at home, where they have lost three in a row, while they have also been beaten in four of their last fixtures at all venues. As for visitors Frankfurt, they have made a stunning start to the year, winning each of their four games.

Crystal Palace have been in rock-solid form recently, losing just two of their last 13 games in all competitions, and they face a Brentford side who have lost six of their last nine and have been poor away from home all season, side with the Eagles.

Unai Emery’s side have been far more convincing in the Premier League of late, with their only two defeats in their last nine coming on tricky away trips to Nottingham Forest and Newcastle. Villa are unbeaten in five meetings between the sides but both teams have netted on every occasion, including a 2-1 win for Villa in the cup last month.

Lecce have lost four of their last seven games, with three of those defeats by a margin of 2+ goals, while Inter are on a run of seven wins in eight in Serie A, earning six victories by 2+ goals.

Athletic Bilbao have seen both teams score in their last three fixtures, while they have kept only one clean sheet in the last seven attempts at home. Six of Leganes’ last seven on the road have seen both teams net, as have four of their last five outings at all venues.

Fulham have scored twice in each of their last six matches, while they meet a United side who are struggling at the back. The Red Devils have shipped two goals at Arsenal, Wolves and Liverpool in their last four Premier League trips.

Both teams have scored in eight successive Nice games in the league, a sure-fire sign that they know where the back of the net is. Such a run also highlights their defensive frailties, a problem Marseille are also having to overcome – both teams have scored in eight of their last nine league outings.

Boavista have lost four of their last five games, conceding three times in each defeat. They visit a Braga side who have won three of their last four, while the hosts have seen 3.67 goals scored per home league game this term.

Lecce have scored exactly once in four of their last six at home, but conceded 3+ in two of their last seven at all venues. Inter beat Empoli 3-1 last time out in the league, and have netted at least three in five of their last eight Serie A matches.

Athletic Bilbao have seen both teams score in their last three fixtures, while they have kept only one clean sheet in the last seven attempts at home. Six of Leganes’ last seven on the road have seen both teams net, as have four of their last five outings at all venues.

Both teams have scored with over 2.5 goals in seven of Fulham’s last nine home league matches. The same is true of four of Man Utd’s last six away trips in all competitions.

Both teams have scored in eight successive Nice games in the league, a sure-fire sign that they know where the back of the net is. Such a run also highlights their defensive frailties, a problem Marseille are also having to overcome – both teams have scored in eight of their last nine league outings.

Lazio have conceded exactly once in five of their last eight, but scored 2+ in four of those fixtures, including a 2-1 success against Lecce. Fiorentina have scored exactly once in four of their last six, such as 2-1 reversals against Monza and Udinese.

Nice have conceded exactly once in five of their last 12 league games, and netted exactly once in five of those games, including two 1-1 draws. Marseille have conceded exactly once in four successive top flight outings, including a pair of 1-1 draws

Lazio have won back-to-back fixtures, which seems to suggest they are over their mini-blip, whereas Fiorentina are on a seven game winless run, including four defeats.

Both teams have scored in eight successive Nice games in the league, a sure-fire sign that they know where the back of the net is. Such a run also highlights their defensive frailties, a problem Marseille are also having to overcome – both teams have scored in eight of their last nine league outings.

Barcelona, without a clean sheet in eight in the league, have scored 3+ goals in seven of their last 13 outings across all competitions. The Catalans have won five of their last six games, while 11 of their last 14 fixtures have featured 3+ goals.

Boavista have lost four of their last five games, conceding three times in each defeat. They visit a Braga side who have won three of their last four, while the hosts have seen 3.67 goals scored per home league game this term.

Alajuelense have won both of their Costa Rica Clausura clashes and finished top of the pile in the Apertura. They have scored nine goals in these two games, but have conceded four times and are without a clean sheet in seven league assignments. Perez Zeledon have drawn two of their four Clausura fixtures but have scored in three or them.

Guanacasteca and San Carlos were separated by just four points in the Apertura phase, but San Carlos have taken just one point from their first four in the Clausura and are winless in six league matches, while Guanacasteca have won one of their three games and took a point in their last trip to San Carlos.

Guanacasteca and San Carlos were separated by just four points in the Apertura phase, but San Carlos have taken just one point from their first four in the Clausura and are winless in six league matches, while Guanacasteca have won one of their three games and took a point in their last trip to San Carlos.

Portsmouth have strengthened their survival prospects with six wins from their last seven home league games and they host a Millwall side that have won just two of their last 14 Championship games.

Arsenal have the motivation to go after a top-two finish in the Champions League and have won five of their seven ties in the competition so far, while Girona are out of the running having lost six of their assignments.

Both of these sides have everything to play for in the final round of Europa League games and both have been free-scoring of late. Rangers have scored in all seven Europa League games but have conceded in five of them, while Union Saint-Gilloise are on a four-game unbeaten streak and both teams to score has landed in three of these.

Preston have been closing the gap on Blackburn in recent weeks and head to Ewood Park unbeaten in four matches, while Blackburn lost to Bristol City last time out to make it just one win from their last nine league fixtures.

Nottingham Forest may have suffered a humbling defeat at the Vitality Stadium last weekend, but they have won four of their last five at The City Ground and look good value against a Brighton side that lost to Everton on Saturday.

Celtic are a class above in the Scottish Premiership and have averaged 2.78 goals per game in the division this season. They have scored three or more goals on 13 occasions, while Motherwell are on a three-game losing streak in all competitions.

Jean-Philippe Mateta has been in top form recently, netting four times in his last three games, and he could be a value selection to add to that tally against a Brentford defence that has looked leaky at times recently.

An injury to Dominic Solanke has given Richarlison a great opportunity in leading the line for Tottenham and after a couple of bit-part appearances to get back into the swing of things after injury, he should be able to make his mark against a vulnerable Foxes rearguard.

Raul Jimenez has scored four goals in Fulham’s last four home league games and will be a menace in the air to a shaky United defence that has struggled with physical forwards this season.

Tom: Palace can extend their unbeaten run to seven games against poor-travellers Brentford. The Eagles have kept three successive clean sheets in all competitions, so back them to win to nil against the side with the third-worst away record in the Premier League.

Joe: Leicester have lost their last seven and they’re set to come up short against a Tottenham side who have been leading too many goals. Five of the last six head-to-heads have gone over 3.5 goals, so back a high-scoring home win. 

Liam: Frankfurt have won all four of their games so far this year, while Hoffenheim have lost three of their last four in the Bundesliga.

Simon: La Liga’s lowest scorers head to a Real Sociedad side who have won six of their last seven at home. Of those six wins, Sociedad have kept a clean sheet in five.

Aaron: Unai Emery’s side have been far more convincing in the Premier League of late, with their only two defeats in their last nine coming on tricky away trips to Nottingham Forest and Newcastle. Last weekend’s 2-2 draw at Arsenal highlights their recent improvement and they have suffered only one league loss in their last 16 games at Villa Park.

Jamie: Lazio have taken 39 points from 21 games and they look good to see off Fiorentina. The visitors are winless in their last seven, so take Lazio to secure a win.

Leicester have seen over 3.5 goals land in 60% of their away trips, with the visitors conceding 2.7 goals per game on the road. Spurs are in awful shape defensively but they can outscore a poor Foxes side.

Villa have seen over 2.5 goals land in six of their last seven Premier League games, while they beat West Ham 2-1 last month.

Both teams have scored with over 2.5 goals in seven of Fulham’s last nine home league matches. The same is true of four of Man Utd’s last six away trips in all competitions.

Barcelona have won five of their last six games, while 11 of their last 14 fixtures have featured 3+ goals. Valencia, who have lost six of their ten on the road in La Liga, have seen 3+ goals in six of their last 13 matches in all competitions.

Boavista have lost four of their last five games, conceding three times in each defeat. They visit a Braga side who have won three of their last four, while the hosts have seen 3.67 goals scored per home league game this term.

Spurs have had plenty of issues lately, but their win over Hoffenheim on Thursday should have given them a huge lift and they can see off Leicester, who have conceded at least twice in 11 of their last 12 league games. Spurs have had enough issues at the back to suggest even Leicester can get on the scoresheet, so can them to win and concede.

Unai Emery’s side have been far more convincing in the Premier League of late, with their only two defeats in their last nine coming on tricky away trips to Nottingham Forest and Newcastle. Villa are unbeaten in five meetings between the sides but both teams have netted on every occasion, including a 2-1 win for Villa in the cup last month.

Barcelona, without a clean sheet in eight in the league, have scored 3+ goals in seven of their last 13 outings across all competitions. The Catalans have won five of their last six games, while 11 of their last 14 fixtures have featured 3+ goals.