Football Betting Tips

Over 2.5 goals has landed in three of Millwall’s last four games. Wednesday have the worse defence in the league with 32 goals conceded but they have scored themselves in three of their last five games and may be able to contribute, these sides could combine for over 2.5 goals.

Olympiacos are tough to budge on home soil, where they are unbeaten in nine outings, and that includes Champions League draws with Pafos and PSV. They could frustrate Real, who have lost 1-0 to Liverpool and been held to draws by Rayo Vallecano and Elche in their last three games.

Sporting Lisbon have won six of their last 11 UEFA competition matches at home while Club Brugge have lost five of their seven UEFA competition away matches against Portuguese sides. Back Sporting to extend their winning run at home to five games but with both teams scoring again. BTTS has landed in five of their last eight at home, including both Champions League wins over Marseille and Kairat.

Birmingham have won four of their last six matches and they are fancied to extend that run against a West Brom side who suffered a disheartening 3-2 defeat to Coventry at the weekend after being 2-0 up. The Baggies have scored in five of their seven home league games so they should at least be able to get on the scoresheet.

Copenhagen could repeat Sunday’s 1-0 win over Brondby by grinding Kairat down eventually. The Kazakh champions were staunch in defence against Celtic in qualifying and have not risked much in the group stage yet. But they are now out of season, domestically and may lack the sharpness to hold the hosts at bay for 90 minutes. These clubs are two of the lowest scorers in the Champions League and neither have registered more than 50 shots in the competition yet, a win to nil for the hosts looks the best angle.

Both teams have scored in three of Monaco’s last five matches and in four of Paphos’ last six games. Monaco arrive in iffy form after two heavy Ligue 1 defeats on the bounce in which they shipped eight goals. That should encourage the Cypriot side, who have scored in all five of their European home games this season.

Millwall’s form has dipped but the visit of bottom club Wednesday looks an excellent opportunity to end a four-game winless run. The Lions are unbeaten in four at home (W3, D1) and are facing an Owls side who have six defeats and no wins in their last eight games.

Sheffield United’s games have been generally high-scoring lately with over 2.5 goals landing in five of their last six. There have been at least three goals scored in three of Pompey’s last four, and with both defences looking vulnerable these sides should be able to combine for at least three goals.

Wrexham are yet to draw a blank at home this season in any competition and have conceded in eight of their 11 games at this venue. Bristol City have scored in eight of their last nine games overall and have conceded in six of those fixtures.

Birmingham have won four of their last six matches and they are fancied to extend that run against a West Brom side who suffered a disheartening 3-2 defeat to Coventry at the weekend after being 2-0 up.

Over 2.5 goals has landed in three of Millwall’s last four games. Wednesday have the worse defence in the league with 32 goals conceded but they have scored themselves in three of their last five games and may be able to contribute, these sides could combine for over 2.5 goals.

Sheffield United’s games have been generally high-scoring lately with over 2.5 goals landing in five of their last six. There have been at least three goals scored in three of Pompey’s last four, and with both defences looking vulnerable these sides should be able to combine for at least three goals.

Both of these sides are in excellent attacking shape and have scored twice or more in 31 of their 36 combined games, while both played out 2-2 draws in the gameweek before the international break.

Liverpool have kept only two clean sheets in their last 14 matches and they have conceded exactly three goals in four of their last six fixtures to highlight their defensive deficiencies. Arne Slot will demand a response and both teams have scored in 11 of PSV’s last 13 matches. This has the potential to be a high-scoring league phase clash at Anfield.

Blackburn have scored in each of their last six games and have just two clean sheets in their last 10, while both teams have scored in three of QPR’s last four games.

Wrexham are yet to draw a blank at home this season in any competition and have conceded in eight of their 11 games at this venue. Bristol City have scored in eight of their last nine games overall and have conceded in six of those fixtures.

Atleti haven’t lost a competitive home game since March and should be able to find a way through against Inter, who come into the game after a Milan Derby defeat. The Nerazzurri have scored in all their road games this season and can keep that run going.

Liverpool have kept only two clean sheets in their last 14 matches and they have conceded exactly three goals in four of their last six fixtures to highlight their defensive deficiencies. Arne Slot will demand a response and both teams have scored in 11 of PSV’s last 13 matches.

Bayern Munich have won 17 and drawn one of their 18 games this season and have won five and drawn two of their last seven meetings with Arsenal, while the Gunners have dropped points against Manchester City, Liverpool, and Sunderland this term.

Inter Milan are unbeaten in Europe but this is their toughest test yet and Atletico Madrid can make the most of their home advantage. Atleti haven’t lost a competitive home game since March and have won their last eight at the Metropolitano, while Inter head to the Spanish capital after a derby defeat at the weekend. Los Colchoneros look well placed to end Inter’s perfect Champions League start on Wednesday.

Saturday’s 3-1 defeat at Napoli leaves Atalanta sitting 13th in Serie A and, having won only one of their last nine matches, Eintracht Frankfurt should be full of belief that they can claim their scalp.

Liverpool have kept only two clean sheets in their last 14 matches and they have conceded exactly three goals in four of their last six fixtures to highlight their defensive deficiencies. Arne Slot will demand a response and both teams have scored in 11 of PSV’s last 13 matches.

Harry Kane has scored 15 goals in 21 career appearances against Arsenal and heads to London in fine form, with his goal against Freiburg last time out taking his tally to 24 for the season.

Julian Alvarez had seven UCL goals in 10 games last season and he’s managed two in three appearances this term. The Atletico forward has also been in good scoring form in La Liga and he looks a solid candidate to grab an anytime goal here.

Bradley Barcola has five goals in all competitions and could get the better of this Tottenham defence.

Francisco Trincao scored two in Sporting’s win last weekend and also bagged a brace against Kairat in a home Champions League game earlier this season. He plays in a central attacking position and could be first in line for any free-kicks on the edge of the box.

Atletico have scored exactly three goals in each of their last three home games and may be able to beat Inter with a bit of room to spare on Wednesday. The Serie A side have scored in all their road games this season and can keep that run going, so take a chance on a 3-1 Atleti win.

Sporting have scored multiple goals in six of their last seven home games, including two in wins over Alverca and Marseille. They can secure a 2-1 win over Club Brugge, who have scored in four of their last six away games – albeit usually only once per game – only failing to register against Anderlecht and Bayern Munich.

Inter Milan are unbeaten in Europe but this is their toughest test yet and Atletico Madrid can make the most of their home advantage. Atleti haven’t lost a competitive home game since March and have won their last eight at the Metropolitano, while Inter head to the Spanish capital after a derby defeat at the weekend. Los Colchoneros look well placed to end Inter’s perfect Champions League start on Wednesday. Inter have scored in all their road games this season and can keep that run going in defeat.

PSG have won three of their four Champions League games and should be able to extend that run against an injury-hit Tottenham team who were beaten 4-1 by Arsenal last time out. Take the hosts to win and concede, as Spurs have hit seven goals across their last three games.

Sporting Lisbon have won six of their last 11 UEFA competition matches at home while Club Brugge have lost five of their seven UEFA competition away matches against Portuguese sides. Back Sporting to extend their winning run at home to five games but with both teams scoring again. BTTS has landed in five of their last eight at home, including both Champions League wins over Marseille and Kairat.

Birmingham have won four of their last six matches and they are fancied to extend that run against a West Brom side who suffered a disheartening 3-2 defeat to Coventry at the weekend after being 2-0 up. The Baggies have scored in five of their seven home league games so they should at least be able to get on the scoresheet.

Sporting Lisbon have won six of their last 11 UEFA competition matches at home while Club Brugge have lost five of their seven UEFA competition away matches against Portuguese sides. Back Sporting to extend their winning run at home to five games but with both teams scoring again. BTTS has landed in five of their last eight at home, including both Champions League wins over Marseille and Kairat.

Lanus are unbeaten in 12 competitive home games and ten of these have ended in a home victory. They face a Tigre side that have only won once in five away games, losing to Banfield and Boca Juniors in this period.

Atletico Nacional’s last four games have seen them score 12 and concede four, with both teams scoring in three of them. Junior have seen goals at both ends in five of their last seven on the road, and their last trip here was a 3-2 result.

Both teams have scored in four of Monterrey’s last five home games, and they face a Club America side that have scored 16 and conceded 14 in their last ten away games, with both teams scoring in eight of those.

Tijuana haven’t lost a home game since April, winning seven and drawing four of their 11 matches here since then, while Tigres have only won three of their last eight away fixtures.

Atletico Nacional’s last four games have seen them score 12 and concede four, with both teams scoring in three of them. Junior have seen goals at both ends in five of their last seven on the road, and their last trip here was a 3-2 result.