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.

While a 1-1 draw with Getafe could temper enthusiasm for those looking to back Barcelona, their record in Europe speaks for itself. Hansi Flick’s side have won five straight games in the Champions League, routing Bayern Munich 4-1 and beating Borussia Dortmund 3-2 in that run, and should have no issues against Benfica, who have failed to win their last two European home matches.

Bologna have lost only one of their last ten matches in all competitions and that includes league draws with Juventus, Roma and Inter. That highlights their recent improvement and this could be a good opportunity to get a positive result against Borussia Dortmund, who have suffered three straight defeats.

Lille are unbeaten in their last 20 games in all competitions and could extend that run against a Liverpool team who may rotate given they need just a point to confirm an automatic spot in the last 16. Take the visitors or draw double chance.

Five of Slovan Bratislava’s six Champions League group games have gone over 3.5 goals and a repeat of that looks likely in this clash, Stuttgart are fancied to win a game that also has four or more goals.

RB Leipzig have seen three or more goals scored in each of their last six in all competitions and in four of their six Champions League ties this season, while their last five matches have featured 24 goals.

Shakhtar Donetsk have been out of competitive action for a month and have lost four of their six Champions League ties this season, while Brest have won four of their six in the competition and six of their last seven in all competitions.

Dinamo Zagreb have lost 3-0 to Borussia Dortmund and 9-2 to Bayern Munich this season, and now face an Arsenal side who have won by two or more goals against Sporting and Monaco in their last two in the Champions League, with a -2 handicap being covered seven times this season.

Feyenoord have been involved in plenty of thrillers in the Champions League, with each of their last five games seeing both teams score. The Dutch side recently netted three at Manchester City and possess the attacking talent to net in defeat against Bayern Munich, who have won 13 of their last 16 games and are fancied to secure three points.

PSG have seen over 2.5 goals land in six of their last eight matches, and the improving Manchester City have scored 20 goals in their last four games, with three or more goals being scored in each of them.

Salzburg haven’t played a competitive game for over a month, losing 6-0 to Bayern Munich and 3-2 to Midtjylland in friendlies since then. The Austrian side are off the pace domestically sitting fifth in the table and they’ve lost by 3+ goals in four of their six Champions League games. Real saw off Las Palmas 4-1 at the weekend and this should be another routine win.

Sturm Graz have lost five of their six Champions League games so far, suffering a 3-2 loss at Lille in their last European game. The Austrian side haven’t played a competitive game since that clash last month, so back them to be off the boil against an Atalanta side who have scored 10 goals across their previous three European games.

Five of Monaco’s six Champions League games have seen at least three goals, while Aston Villa won 3-2 at RB Leipzig in their last European game. The Villains have seen at least three goals in eight of their last nine, so back them to feature in another open game.

Both teams have scored in five of Red Star’s six Champions League matches, with four of those matches going over 3.5 goals, while the net has also bulged at both ends in four of PSV’s six outings.

Five of Slovan Bratislava’s six Champions League group games have gone over 3.5 goals and a repeat of that looks likely in this clash, Stuttgart are fancied to win a game that also has four or more goals.

Duran had scored in four successive games before his first-half red card at Newcastle. the forward returned to action at the weekend and he’s Villa’s top scorer in the Champions League this term with three goals in just 205 minutes of action. Given his absence from the side, it wouldn’t be a shock to see him start in place of Ollie Watkins.

Jonathan David has six goals in this competition already this season, only Robert Lewandowski has more, and the Canadian could have a big say in this clash.

Five of Monaco’s six Champions League games have seen at least three goals, while Aston Villa won 3-2 at RB Leipzig in their last European outing. The Villains have seen at least three goals in eight of their last nine, so back them to feature in another open game.

Sheffield United will hope they have put a quiet spell behind them with Saturday’s 2-0 home win over Norwich, while Swansea are coming off back-to-back 3-0 defeats. The Blades perform well on the road and could pick up an eighth away success in the Championship to boost their promotion challenge.

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.

While a 1-1 draw with Getafe could temper enthusiasm for those looking to back Barcelona, their record in Europe speaks for itself. Hansi Flick’s side have won five straight games in the Champions League, routing Bayern Munich 4-1 and beating Borussia Dortmund 3-2 in that run, and should have no issues against Benfica, who have failed to win their last two European home matches.

Club Brugge may be expected to be a dominant force domestically but they have also made an excellent fist of things in the Champions League, winning three and drawing one of their six European assignments. They have beaten Aston Villa and Sporting at home in Europe and could stand firm against Juventus.

There is every chance Benfica can score on Tuesday, given Barcelona have managed just two clean sheets in the Champions League this term, but a heavy defeat could still await the hosts. Barca have netted 20 goals in their five-game win streak in Europe and have the firepower to net a few in Lisbon.

Both teams have scored in five of Red Star’s six Champions League matches, but they’ve also lose five of those six. With PSV having collected eight points from their last five Champions League matches, they should have enough to get the job done despite conceding.

Stuttgart only have one clean sheet from their six Champions League group matches and the home team could get on the scoresheet here, but Slovan have lost all six games in this competition so far.

There is every chance Benfica can score on Tuesday, given Barcelona have managed just two clean sheets in the Champions League this term, but a heavy defeat could still await the hosts. Barca have netted 20 goals in their five-game win streak in Europe and have the firepower to net a few in Lisbon.

Bologna have lost only one of their last ten matches in all competitions and that includes league draws with Juventus, Roma and Inter. That highlights their recent improvement and this could be a good opportunity to get a positive result against Borussia Dortmund. Two of Bologna’s last three have finished 2-2, so back another high-scoring draw with the Bundesliga side look vulnerable at the back.

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.

Atletico Madrid are on an impressive winning run, racking up 15 straight victories to make themselves Europe’s form side. The Spaniards have already beaten Leipzig, PSG, Sparta Prague and Slovan Bratislava in the League Phase.

Barca are chasing top spot in the standings and they can see off a Benfica side who have slipped up at home to Feyenoord and Bologna already.

Dortmund have struggled on their travels this season and that should play into the hands of a Bologna side who use a win in Europe. Dortmund have struggled since the winter break and their terrible defensive record makes Bologna look tempting.

Pachuca return to league action following a 3-0 loss to Real Madrid in December’s Intercontinental Cup final. They host a Santos Laguna side who have lost their last four league matches, but with four of the last five meetings between these two seeing BTTS land – including a 4-4 draw in 2023 – back both sides to score.