Football Betting Tips

Turley’s Samsunspor are in form with three wins and no defeats in their last six games. They can see off a Dynamo Kyiv outfit who are winless in five and were beaten 2-0 by Crystal Palace in their last European outing.

Celta Vigo have conceded exactly once in all of their home games this season, but can punish a Nice defence that have shipped multiple goals in five of their last six matches.

Sturm Graz have won six of their last seven games in all competitions and Celtic have been struggling mightily recently, they are yet to win a European game from four attempts this season and the visitors are fancied in the double chance market.

Plymouth’s recent revival was handed a setback in a 2-1 loss to Wimbledon last time out but they can get back on track with victory at Exeter. Argyle were unlucky against the Dons, who only managed two shots on target, and they face a Grecians side who have five defeats in their last seven League One games.

Porto have won ten of their first 11 games of the season and are fancied to pile more misery on Nottingham Forest, who have had a disastrous start to the campaign and are already on their manager of the campaign. 

Bologna are the team in greater need after taking just one point from their two league phase games, and their overall form suggests they can get the job done in Bucharest. FCSB have only failed to score in one of their last nine games and they should be able to grab a consolation effort.

Stuttgart have won five of their last six matches and come into this with great form after a 3-0 away win at Wolfsburg. Fenerbahce are usually strong at home and can keep this competitive but a goal may be as good as it gets for the hosts.

Betis are unbeaten in their last seven matches across all competitions and are taken to win this match in Belgium, but they have only managed two clean sheets in their last nine games and may concede in victory at Genk.

It has become a season to forget for Rangers and they look set to gain little respite when they travel to Brann, who have won three of their last four European matches. Brann have only managed two clean sheets in their last eight home games, however, so Rangers should be able to get on the scoresheet. 

Celta Vigo have conceded exactly once in all of their home games this season, but can punish a Nice defence that have shipped multiple goals in five of their last six matches.

FCSB have only failed to score in one of their last nine games and they should be able to find a way through against Bologna, who have managed just one clean sheet across five away games in all competitions. The visitors have found some form themselves after putting together a four-game unbeaten run so both of these attacks look capable of getting on the scoresheet.

At least three goals have been scored in three of Genk’s last four matches and in six of Real Betis’ last eight outings.

Aston Villa have found their feet after a poor start to the season and after their wins over Bologna and Feyenoord, they can win their third Europa League game without conceding.

It has become a season to forget for Rangers and they look set to gain little respite when they travel to Brann, who have won three of their last four European matches.

FCSB have only failed to score in one of their last nine games and they should be able to find a way through against Bologna, who have managed just one clean sheet across five away games in all competitions. The visitors have found some form themselves after putting together a four-game unbeaten run so both of these attacks look capable of getting on the scoresheet.

Both teams have scored in each of Rangers’ last four games, while Brann have conceded in six of their last eight at home across all comps and have only failed to score in one of those fixtures so goals at both ends looks likely.

Plymouth’s recent revival was handed a setback in a 2-1 loss to Wimbledon last time out but they can get back on track with victory at Exeter. Argyle were unlucky against the Dons, who only managed two shots on target, and they face a Grecians side who have five defeats in their last seven League One games.

Roma have lost three of their last four home games and may have to settle for a point against a Plzen side who are tough to break down. Viktoria Plzen have drawn three of their last eight matches and two of these ended 1-1, while Roma have conceded exactly once in five of their last seven matches.

Two of Shamrock Rovers’ last three European home games have ended goalless, and each of their last three home draws have been 0-0, while Celje played out a 0-0 draw at the weekend.

Troy Parrott was on target in Alkmaar’s win over Ajax at the weekend and the Irish striker can follow that up with an anytime effort against Slovan in the Conference League.

Roma’s Lorenzo Pellegrini had a delayed start to the season due to injury but has impressed since his return, with one goal in four Serie A games. Pellegrini provided an assist against Nice earlier in this competition and has looked sharp without scoring in his last two appearances – the visit of Plzen looks like a decent opportunity for Pellegrini to record his first European strike of the season.

Both teams have scored with at least three goals in five of Nice’s last six matches while both teams have scored in Celta Vigo’s last 10 matches, with three of their last five also going over 2.5 goals so these sides should be able top combine for at least three goals.

Two of Shamrock Rovers’ last three European home games have ended goalless, and each of their last three home draws have been 0-0, while Celje played out a 0-0 draw at the weekend – suggesting goals could be at a premium in Dublin. 

Plymouth’s recent revival was handed a setback in a 2-1 loss to Wimbledon last time out but they can get back on track with victory at Exeter. Argyle were unlucky against the Dons, who only managed two shots on target, and they face a Grecians side who have five defeats in their last seven League One games.

Switzerland’s Lausanne should be far too strong for minnows Hamrun. Lausanna beat Breidablik 3-0 in the opening round of games as part of an ongoing six-game unbeaten run, while the Maltese hosts were fortunate to only lose 1-0 at Jagiellonia.

Porto have won ten of their first 11 games of the season and are fancied to see off Nottingham Forest, who have had a disastrous start to the campaign and are already on their manager of the campaign.

Young Boys can make home advantage count here. The Swiss side beat Slovan Bratislava at their Stadion Wankdorf in qualifying and won at FCSB in the last batch of league phase games, while Ludogorets have lost at Shekendija, Ferencvaros and Minsk in Europe this season.

Dortmund have scored four goals in each of their Champions League games so far but they’ve also conceded in both games. BVB and Copenhagen should be able to combine for at least three goals.

Over 2.5 goals has landed in seven of Monaco’s last eight games – and they are still yet to keep a clean sheet this season. Spurs have shipped five goals across their last three road games and have scored six themselves during that period.

Feyenoord have scored 18 goals in their opening eight league games, while the visitors may be able to get on the scoresheet as well and over 2.5 goals has landed in each of their last three away games.

North End have scored twice in three of their last four home games, while Sheffield United could be back in business after beating Watford last weekend with Chris Wilder back in the hot seat for a third stint in charge. Both of these teams look to be on the up and that could combine for at least three goals.

Newcastle’s home games have been fairly entertaining this term with over 2.5 goals landing in four of their six at St James’ Park across all comps, while there have been over three goals scored in three of Fulham’s last four league games.

Bayer Leverkusen’s league games average close to 3.9 goals per-game. Freiburg have also been involved in a few high-scoring clashes and over 3.5 goals has been a winning bet in each of the last three meetings between these two sides.