Europa League Predictions
Thursday 18th April
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Over 2.5 goals and both teams to score has been a winning bet in all four of Liverpool’s away games in this competition this term and given the circumstances, this clash should follow suit. The Reds will need a gung-ho approach as they look to overturn a three-goal deficit, and could net a few while being left exposed at the back as a result.
These two sides played out a thrilling 3-2 affair last week and that’s far from the only high-scoring game. Four of Fenerbahce’s last five in the Europa Conference League have produced at least three goals and Olympiakos have seen 17 goals scored in their last three in this competition so we think these sides can combine for at least four goals.
Marseille have a fantastic scoring record at home, while they’ve netted at least three goals in their last four home games in this competition, so back L’OM to score at least twice.
Bet Of The Day Tip
AC Milan have to get forward in this second leg after finding themselves 1-0 down from their home defeat last week. The Rossoneri have scored twice in 14 of their last 15 away games, while both teams have scored in eight of their last nine on the road. These two have seen both teams find the net in all but one of their last nine encounters, so back goals between the pair.
Correct Score Double Tip
Benfica have lost 2-1 in two of their last five away trips and they have scored exactly once in four of their last five away trips. Marseille have a fantastic scoring record at home, while they’ve netted at least three goals in their last four home games in this competition, two of which saw them win 3-1.
Leverkusen were utterly dominant in the first leg and could cruise to victory again. West Ham lost 2-0 in their last home match and without the creativity of Lucas Paqueta, Emerson and Jarrod Bowen they may struggle to create enough to even land a blow on the newly crowned Bundesliga champions, who have scored twice in six of their last seven away games.
Atalanta vs Liverpool Bet Builder Tip
Teun Koopmeiners To Have 1+ Shot on Target
Atalanta’s Teun Koopmeiners has 11 goals in 28 Serie A games this season and has been a reliable attacking outlet for La Dea this season. The Dutchman averages 1.5 attempts per-game in this competition and tends to be fairly accurate, with 1.1 of those either on target or blocked. Liverpool need to throw some caution to the wind here and that will leave space on the break, so Koopmeiners can at least test the keeper.
Alexis Mac Allister To Have 1+ Shots on Target
Alexis Mac Allister had a shot in the first leg and has been contributing in attack for Liverpool lately, having 16 attempts in total across his last six games. In this competition, he manages 75% of his attempts either on target or blocked and as Liverpool have to go on all out attack in Bergamo he could record at least one attempt on goal.
Mohamed Salah To Have 5+ Shots
Mohamed Salah came off the bench for Liverpool in the first leg but still managed three shots. The Egyptian should start here and the Reds have to throw bodies forward if they are to fight back in this tie. Salah has had at least five attempts in two of his last four Premier League games and managed six at Manchester United in his last away appearance.
Marten de Roon To Be Shown A Card
Atalanta may resort to a bit of gamesmanship on Thursday as they bid to protect a healthy first leg lead and slow the game down. De Roon stands out as a card contender as he has two bookings in his last three games, with 10 yellow cards in 26 Serie A appearances in total.
Both Teams To Score Accumulator Tip
AC Milan have to get forward in this second leg after finding themselves 1-0 down from their home defeat last week. The Rossoneri have scored twice in 14 of their last 15 away games, while both teams have scored in eight of their last nine on the road. These two have seen both teams find the net in all but one of their last nine encounters, so back goals between the pair.
These two sides played out a thrilling 3-2 affair last week and that’s far from the only high-scoring game. Four of Fenerbahce’s last five in the Europa Conference League have produced at least three goals and Olympiakos have seen 17 goals scored in their last three in this competition. Both of these sides have shown they are capable of hurting each other, so expect goals at both ends.
Marseille have a fantastic home record, winning their last four home ties in the Europa League, scoring at least three goals in each. The French side are shaky at the back, however, so goals at both ends looks likely.
Over 2.5 goals and both teams to score has been a winning bet in all four of Liverpool’s away games in this competition this term and given the circumstances, this clash should follow suit. The Reds will need a gung-ho approach as they look to overturn a three-goal deficit, and could net a few while being left exposed at the back as a result.
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How does the Europa League work?
Strap yourselves in – it gets complicated. Think of the Europa League as the Champions League’s little brother, or second-tier. There are a whole manner of ways in which teams can qualify.
In the big European leagues, the two or three teams best-finishing teams outside the Champions League qualification spots qualify for the Europa League. Entry can also be possible through winning a domestic cup. The lower the standard of the league, the fewer teams can qualify.
The tournament begins with four qualification rounds, usually filled with teams from small leagues, teams that finished outside the Champions League spots in the biggest European leagues, and 10 losers from the Champions League play-off round.
The official competition begins with a 48-team group stage, made up of 12 groups containing four teams each. In each group, each team plays each other twice, once home and once away. The top two qualify.
Then the knockout stage begins with the round of 32, where those who qualified from the group stage are joined by eight teams that finished 3rd in their Champions League groups. During the knockout stages there are two legs in each fixture, except the final, which is a stand-alone match.
Our Europa League tips cover all the games, from the group stage right through to the final.
When is each stage?
The qualifying rounds take place over the summer, while the group stage takes place between 8 September and 3 November 2022. The dates for the knockout rounds are as follows…
16 Feb 2023: Round of 32, 1st leg
23 Feb: Round of 32, 2nd leg
9 March: Round of 16, 1st leg
16 March: Round of 16, 2nd leg
13 April: Quarter-finals, 1st leg
20 April: Quarter-finals, 2nd leg
11 May: Semi-finals, 1st leg
18 May: Semi-finals, 2nd leg
Our Europa League predictions will cover all these matches in fantastic detail.
When is the Europa League final?
The 2022/23 final will be played on 31 May 2023 at 20:00 (UK time) at the Puskás Aréna, Budapest.
Which teams are in the Europa League?
The following teams have already qualified for the 2022/23 Europa League group stage…
Arsenal, Betis, Braga, Feyenoord, Freiburg, Lazio, Manchester United, Midtjylland, Monaco, Nantes, Real Sociedad, Rennes, Roma, St. Gilloise, Strum, Union Berlin.
So those are the teams, but it’s also worth getting to know the players. You can check out the top scorers in the Europa League this season here.
Where to watch the Europa League
Viewers in the UK can watch the Europa League, including the final, on BT Sport. You can also catch matches on bet365’s live streaming service – a great way to follow the action and bet at the same time. For all this week’s matches, check out our Live Football on TV page.
Who has won the Europa League most often?
Since its inception in 1971, Sevilla have won the Europa League most often with 6 wins. A number of clubs have won the competition 3 times, including Liverpool, Juventus, Inter Milan and Atletico Madrid.
Recent winners:
- 2022: Frankfurt
- 2021: Villarreal
- 2020: Sevilla
- 2019: Chelsea
- 2018: Atletico Madrid
- 2017: Manchester United
- 2016: Sevilla
- 2015: Sevilla
- 2014: Sevilla
- 2013: Chelsea
- 2012: Atletico Madrid
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