Football Betting Tips

Both of these sides have made indifferent starts to the season but Las Palmas have fared slightly better, with 10 points to Valladolid’s eight. The visitors remain winless on their travels and home advantage could prove the difference here, so back Las Palmas to claim the points.

Serbia have conceded exactly twice in all three games so far, including their 2-1 defeat to the Netherlands. However, expect the hosts to go at least one better back in front of a home crowd, with Serbia conceding three or more goals in three of their last four away games. The Oranje have gone 11 games without a clean sheet themselves so this has the potential to go over 3.5 goals.

Portugal won the reverse fixture last week but Norway can count themselves unfortunate not to have taken at least a point. Norway have won their last five competitive away games and look backable as big price underdogs to stun Portugal. Both teams have scored in 11 consecutive Norway games and that pattern could continue on Sunday. 

Wales lost 2-0 in Denmark last weekend but now have home advantage and can take their revenge. Craig Bellamy’s side are unbeaten in five at home and claimed a morale-boosting win over Norway last time out, while the Danes tend to struggle on their travels with just two wins in their last 13 trips. Wales have conceded in seven consecutive home games.

These two teams were both playing in the top flight last season and look evenly matched, so the best angle could be backing both teams to score. Girona are yet to draw a blank and have hit 14 goals in seven games, conceding eight in the process. Mallorca’s defence has been solid but they have just three clean sheets in their last 15 away games stretching back to last season so goals at both ends could be on the cards.

Kosovo have scored in nine of their last 11 home matches, and they netted in a defeat in Vienna last week. Austria have now gone seven matches without a clean sheet, and BTTS has landed in each of their three matches in this window.

Serbia are on a five-game losing streak but they have scored in three of their last four. This includes the reverse leg against the Netherlands last weekend, while Sunday’s hosts are without a clean sheet in 11 games.

Both teams have scored in 11 consecutive Norway games, including a 2-1 Portugal win in the reverse fixture, and that pattern could continue on Sunday.

Both teams have scored in six of Wales’ last eight games and they have gone 12 without a clean sheet. There have been goals at both ends in eight of Denmark’s last 10.

Both of these sides have made indifferent starts to the season but Las Palmas have fared slightly better, with 10 points to Valladolid’s eight. The visitors remain winless on their travels and home advantage could prove the difference here, so back Las Palmas to claim the points.

Goals could be on the cards as both of these teams look capable in attack and suspect at the back. Granada’s league games average exactly 3.0 goals per game and Sociedad B’s average 2.7. These teams can combine for at least three goals.

This has the potential to be a high-scoring game as at least four goals have been scored in five consecutive VVV games. Roda’s fixtures haven’t been quite as entertaining, but over 3.5 goals has been a winning bet in each of the last three meetings and both teams have scored in each of the last nine head-to-head clashes.

Goals could be at a premium in this League D fixture as both sides have limited attacking options. Under 2.5 goals has landed in five of Azerbaijan’s last six games and in six of Lithuania’s last seven.

Greece are unbeaten in this Nations League group, winning 1-0 in Germany last week. They can build on their fine start against a side that has won one of their last five matches.

Portugal won the reverse fixture last week but Norway can count themselves unfortunate not to have taken at least a point. Norway have won their last five competitive away games and can take at least a point in Porto.

Ireland beat Israel 3-0 last week and look a level above their opponents. Israel have endured a miserable Nations League so far with just one point and one goal scored from three games, they should fall short again in Serbia.

Wales lost 2-0 in Denmark last weekend but now have home advantage and can take their revenge. Craig Bellamy’s side are unbeaten in five at home and claimed a morale-boosting win over Norway last time out, while the Danes tend to struggle on their travels with just two wins in their last 13 trips.

Erling Haaland’s seven-game scoring streak for club and country came to an end in Wales but the Man City striker can get back among the goals with an anytime effort in Portugal.

Troy Parrott has three goals in as many games in the Nations League, having managed two goals in three games for Betis prior to the international break. He was on target in the reverse fixture and can continue his hot streak with a strike in Serbia.

Serbia are on a five-game losing streak but they have scored in three of their last four. This includes the reverse leg against the Netherlands last weekend, while Sunday’s hosts are without a clean sheet in 11 games. Serbia have conceded exactly twice in all three games so far, including their 2-1 defeat to the Netherlands. However, expect the hosts to go one better back in front of a home crowd, with Serbia conceding three or more goals in three of their last four away games.

Israel’s struggles in front of goal suggest they could draw another blank on Sunday and a 2-0 home win has a chance. Ireland have scored at least twice in six of their last 10 games and can beat Israel with a bit of room to spare.

Greece are unbeaten in this Nations League group, winning 1-0 in Germany last week. They can build on their fine start against a side that has won one of their last five matches.

Portugal won the reverse fixture last week but Norway can count themselves unfortunate not to have taken at least a point. Norway have won their last five competitive away games and look backable as big price underdogs to stun Portugal.

Wales lost 2-0 in Denmark last weekend but now have home advantage and can take their revenge. Craig Bellamy’s side are unbeaten in five at home and claimed a morale-boosting win over Norway last time out, while the Danes tend to struggle on their travels with just two wins in their last 13 trips.

Greece are unbeaten in this Nations League group, winning 1-0 in Germany last week. They can build on their fine start against a side that has won one of their last five matches. Greece conceded an 89th-minute equaliser while 2-1 up to the Netherlands on Thursday, while eight of Germany’s 11 matches this year have seen BTTS land.

Serbia are on a five-game losing streak but they have scored in three of their last four. This includes the reverse leg against the Netherlands last weekend, while Sunday’s hosts are without a clean sheet in 11 games.

Monaco have spent the last couple of seasons in the Champions League, losing 5-4 on aggregate to PSG in last season’s knockouts.

They’ve appointed former Flamengo boss Filipe Luiz as their new manager, and the former Chelsea defender has an impressive track record. He led the Brazilian side to their domestic title, and brought continental success in the Copa Libertadores.

Strasbourg reached the last four of the Conference League last term, and this Monaco side are capable of going even further under a highly-rated young manager.

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City aren’t quite right yet under Enzo Maresca. They may well come good but Lens away was arguably the worst road trip from Pot 4 while Napoli and Leipzig represent stern tests from Pot 3. And then there’s PSG and Barcelona. Altogether a tough test.

The home game against Bodo/Glimt and trip to Slavia ought to be the bedrock of a campaign in which Dino Toppmoller’s impressive group – who have already beaten PSG in the French Champions Trophy – can emerge successfully.

Barcelona could easily lose in Paris, legitimately drop points at Galatasaray and at home to Man City. One more slip and the top eight could feasibly elude them.

PSV’s hammerings of Napoli and Liverpool last term were rare highs in an otherwise disappointing campaign. This season’s draw looks far kindlier for Peter Bosz and his Eredivisie big-hitters.

BVB came close to the top eight last season and have a great draw this year with Betis, AEK Athens, Sabah and even Inter Milan at home looks winnable.

Arsenal were flawless 12 months ago and should have no difficulty getting to the 16 points which are probably required.

Gijon are going through a tough patch but the visit of Celta Vigo B provides a chance to claim a much needed three points. The visitors are winless in three and have scored just one goal in that period.

Castellon lead the way in La Liga 2 with 19 points from a possible 21. The hosts have conceded just two goals in seven games and their defence is yet to be breached at home. Castellon can win without conceding against a Ceuta side who have scored just six goals in seven games.

Both of these sides have made indifferent starts to the season but Las Palmas have fared slightly better, with 10 points to Valladolid’s eight. The visitors remain winless on their travels and home advantage could prove the difference here, so back Las Palmas to claim the points.

These two teams were both playing in the top flight last season and look evenly matched, so the best angle could be backing both teams to score. Girona are yet to draw a blank and have hit 14 goals in seven games, conceding eight in the process. Mallorca’s defence has been solid but they have just three clean sheets in their last 15 away games stretching back to last season so goals at both ends could be on the cards.