Football Betting Tips

Constitution Hill is the one to beat on paper and if he wins here he will confirm himself to be the generational talent many believe. He deserves his place atop the market but the mare Brighterdaysahead is a serious talent too and the 7lb she receives, alongside the certainty of a fast tempo with pacemaker King Of Kingsfield in place, could sway this her way.

Will Do has run in some strong races this season for Gordon Elliott and produced an improved effort at Punchestown last month when undone late on by stablemate Fortunedefortunata. He’s 6lb higher in the ratings now but his stamina could be a major asset and the return of Jack Kennedy is a significant plus.

Barcelona have scored four times in each of their last two home games and they’ve netted 14 times across their four home games in the Champions League so far. The Catalans won 5-4 in Lisbon against Benfica earlier this season and they can prey on the visitors who need to push forward as they trail in the tie.

PSG dominated much of the first leg and against a Liverpool side showing signs of fatigue over recent games, the visitors can at least avoid defeat in this return match, especially as last week’s loss represents their only defeat across their last 24 games.

Constitution Hill is the one to beat on paper and if he wins here he will confirm himself to be the generational talent many believe. He deserves his place atop the market but the mare Brighterdaysahead is a serious talent too and the 7lb she receives, alongside the certainty of a fast tempo with pacemaker King Of Kingsfield in place, could sway this her way.

PSG dominated much of the first leg and against a Liverpool side showing signs of fatigue over recent games, the visitors can at least avoid defeat in this return match, especially as last week’s loss represents their only defeat across their last 24 games.

Barcelona have scored four times in each of their last two home games and they’ve netted 14 times across their four home games in the Champions League so far. The Catalans won 5-4 in Lisbon against Benfica earlier this season and they can prey on the visitors who need to push forward as they trail in the tie.

Both teams have scored in three of Bayern Munich’s last four Champions League fixtures and this second leg could follow suit, even if it is expected to be a tighter matchup.

Inter boast the best defensive record in this season’s Champions League, conceding just once in nine games, and having shut out Feyenoord in last week’s first leg, they can repeat that trick back on home soil.

PSG dominated much of the first leg and against a Liverpool side showing signs of fatigue over recent games, the visitors can at least avoid defeat in this return match, especially as last week’s loss represents their only defeat across their last 24 games.

Both teams have scored in three of Bayern Munich’s last four Champions League fixtures and this second leg could follow suit, even if it is expected to be a tighter matchup.

Inter boast the best defensive record in this season’s Champions League, conceding just once in nine games, and having shut out Feyenoord in last week’s first leg, they can repeat that trick back on home soil.

PSG have scored two or more goals in nine of their last 10 away fixtures, but a lack of clean sheets coupled with Liverpool’s own scoring ability means the Reds can also get on the scoresheet.

Lille have won five of their six home Champions League games this term including qualifiers and they can exploit a Dortmund side who let home advantage slip through their fingers last week. The visitors lost at home to Augsburg at the weekend and they should fall to the French side, who have won eight of their last 11 at home in all competitions.

Aston Villa landed a 3-1 victory in Brussels last week and they can secure a quarter-final spot with another exciting victory in Birmingham, where they are unbeaten in 15 matches.

Atletico have had a tough week, but they’ve won 10 of their last 12 at home and three of their previous five home clashes with Real. For all their talent, Real have struggled at Spain’s top sides this term. Not only have they lost heavily to Barcelona twice, but they’re winless in five visits to the top eight, suffering defeats at Athletic Bilbao and Real Betis.

Three of Mansfield’s last four have seen BTTS land, while both teams have scored in their last three trips. Exeter have scored 24 and conceded 27 in their 17 home matches, so look to goals here.

Both teams have scored in nine of Partick Thistle’s last 10 away trips, while Queen’s Park’s last five at home have featured both teams scoring at least once.

Rochdale have a fine scoring record at home and they host an Altrincham side who have seen both teams score in eight of their last nine matches. The visitors both score and concede well over a goal per game on their travels in the league this term.

Salford’s dip in form has led to each of their last four seeing BTTS land, while Chesterfield’s defensive issues are cancelled out by the fact they’ve scored 24 goals in 17 trips.

Both teams have scored in three of Bayern Munich’s last four Champions League fixtures and this second leg could follow suit, even if it is expected to be a tighter matchup.

Bolton’s season has been reborn under Steven Schumacher and they can add to their promotion push with a victory at Bristol Rovers. However, the Gas are unbeaten in two and capable of pushing the visitors, especially as the Trotters tend to give their opponents chances.

Sheffield Wednesday have a poor away record, particularly against the sides above them. Norwich are without a clean sheet in six, so take them to win and concede given they’ve scored 42 times and conceded 24 in 18 home matches this term.

Sheffield United have won nine of their last 11 Championship games to remain firmly in the automatic promotion race. The Robins have scored in eight of their last nine, so back them to net in this encounter.

Cardiff have lost back-to-back games in the Championship but they put up a fight in 2-1 defeats to promotion-chasers Burnley and Sunderland and they can see off struggling Luton. The Hatters have lost their last three away league games by an aggregate score of 8-0.

Two teams heading in opposite directions meet at Broadfield Stadium and visitors Charlton can grab another victory and move up the table. Crawley have failed to win their last six games and the struggling hosts look vulnerable.

Coventry have seen over 2.5 goals land in four straight games following last weekend’s 3-2 win over Stoke. Derby have given playoff hopefuls a scare at home this term, including Saturday’s 2-1 win over Blackburn.

Grimsby have lost only one of their last 10 games in League Two and are unbeaten at home since before Christmas. That bodes well for them against a Notts County team who have lost their last two games to dent their promotion push.

Wrexham’s defence has really tightened up, keeping clean sheets in their last three games. Reading’s last two home matches have finished 0-0 and their issues in front of goal could continue, with the visitors tipped to sneak the victory.

Sheffield United have won nine of their last 11 Championship games to remain firmly in the automatic promotion race and they have developed an ability to grind out results, which should come in handy when hard-to-beat Bristol City visit Bramall Lane.

Barcelona have scored four times in each of their last two home games and they’ve netted 14 times across their four home games in the Champions League so far. The Catalans won 5-4 in Lisbon against Benfica earlier this season and they can prey on the visitors who need to push forward as they trail in the tie.

Luton’s awful away form has seen them concede twice or more in seven of their last eight on the road and the Bluebirds can exploit that as they chase a much-needed victory.

Coventry have scored twice in seven of their last nine league games, including each of their last four. Derby are at the foot of the table and the playoff chasing visitors can score a couple.

It was 2-0 to Inter in last week’s first leg and a repeat outcome looks likely for the Italian giants back on home soil. The Nerazzurri have won their last five Champions League home games by an aggregate score of 10-0 and although they don’t need to go for the jugular in this game, they should be able to pick off their depleted visitors.

PSG have scored two or more goals in nine of their last 10 away fixtures and they can exploit a Liverpool side showing signs of fatigue over recent games as they push for a way back into this tie.

Sheffield United have won nine of their last 11 Championship games to remain firmly in the automatic promotion race and they have developed an ability to grind out results, which should come in handy when hard-to-beat Bristol City visit Bramall Lane.

It was 2-0 to Inter in last week’s first leg and a repeat outcome looks likely for the Italian giants back on home soil. The Nerazzurri have won their last five Champions League home games by an aggregate score of 10-0 and although they don’t need to go for the jugular in this game, they should be able to pick off their depleted visitors.

PSG have scored two or more goals in nine of their last 10 away fixtures, but a lack of clean-sheets coupled with Liverpool’s own scoring ability means the Reds can also get on the scoresheet. That brings a 2-1 away win into play after 90 minutes, which would mean extra time and perhaps penalties to decide the tie.

Coventry have seen over 2.5 goals land in four straight games following last weekend’s 3-2 win over Stoke. Derby have given playoff hopefuls a scare at home this term, including Saturday’s 2-1 win over Blackburn.

Villa won 3-1 in Belgium last week but the hosts have managed one clean sheet in their last 11 at Villa Park. Brugge’s last seven matches have featured at least three goals and BTTS has landed in their last four European trips.

Olympiakos have to overturn a 3-0 loss but they’ve won by that scoreline twice in four home Europa League games. Bodo / Glimt look vulnerable defensively but they’ve got a strong scoring record, putting pressure on the Greek side to extend their lead further.

Auxerre are in fine scoring form, having netted twice in five of their previous six. The hosts have scored twice or more on nine occasions at home this term, while Auxerre have seen at least three goals in all of their visits to top-half teams.

Stoke’s loss at Coventry was their third high-scoring defeat in four, while they meet a Millwall side who have been unable to keep clean sheets at home. The Potters are impressing going forward but they’re a mess defensively, so back goals here.

Both league clashes between these two this term have finished 2-2, while nine of Dundee’s last 10 have seen at least three goals scored. The hosts are fresh from a 2-2 draw with Aberdeen, so expect goals for both sides.

One of Europe’s in-form players, Ousmane Dembele has scored 20 goals for PSG since the turn of the year, including two from the bench against Rennes on Saturday. Having had eight shots without scoring during the first leg, the France international will be desperate to make his mark at Anfield.