Football Betting Tips

Malaga are on a six-game unbeaten run, winning four of those games, and have managed back-to-back clean sheets. Andorra are in mixed form with two defeats in their last four games and they lost the reverse fixture 4-1. Malaga have won five of their last seven away from home and can claim maximum points on Wednesday as they continue their promotion push.

Burgos are in form with four wins and a draw in their last five games and they’ve won five of their last six home league fixtures. They should be able to strengthen their promotion push with three points against poor travellers Ceuta, who have lost nine of their 16 trips – including five of their last six. Burgos have kept five consecutive clean sheets and if they can keep that streak going they can cover a -1 handicap. The Blanquinegros have scored multiple goals in three of their last four home games and Ceuta concede on average just over two goals per-game on their travels.

Both of these La Liga 2 strugglers have been woeful at the back. Cultural Leonesa have the worst defence in the league with 54 goals conceded, while Huesca have shipped 12 goals in their last three games alone. Both teams have been scoring as there have been goals at both ends in each of Huesca’s last three games and in five of La Cultu’s last six away, so goals at both ends looks likely. The hosts can grind out a win even if a clean sheet looks unlikely, Huesca sit in 20th spot overall but have the 13th best home record in the division and they have won two of their last five at this venue, while La Cultu are winless in their last 15 in the league.

Back-to-back defeats have taken the wind out of Racing Santander’s sails as they target the Spanish Segunda Division title, but they have won four of their last five at home and face a Sporting Gijon side that have drawn one and lost three of their last four away games. Sporting Gijon have conceded exactly once in each of their last four away games, losing 1-0 on three occasions, while Racing Santander have won without conceding in two of their last four at home.

This game will be played at the Estadio BBVA in Monterrey, Mexico, and that could work in Bolivia’s favour. The South American nation beat Suriname at this venue earlier this month so they will be more familiar with their surroundings. Bolivia beat Brazil during World Cup qualifying and come into this game after back-to-back wins, while Iraq have lost their last two games without scoring.

Malaga are on a six-game unbeaten run, winning four of those games, and have managed back-to-back clean sheets. Andorra are in mixed form with two defeats in their last four games and they lost the reverse fixture 4-1. Malaga have won five of their last seven away from home and should be able to claim at least a point on Wednesday as they continue their promotion push.

Burgos are in form with four wins and a draw in their last five games and they’ve won five of their last six home league fixtures. They should be able to strengthen their promotion push with three points against poor travellers Ceuta, who have lost nine of their 16 trips – including five of their last six.

Both of these La Liga 2 strugglers have been woeful at the back. Cultural Leonesa have the worst defence in the league with 54 goals conceded, while Huesca have shipped 12 goals in their last three games alone. Both teams have been scoring as there have been goals at both ends in each of Huesca’s last three games and in five of La Cultu’s last six away, so goals at both ends looks likely.

Back-to-back defeats have taken the wind out of Racing Santander’s sails as they target the Spanish Segunda Division title, but they have won four of their last five at home and face a Sporting Gijon side that have drawn one and lost three of their last four away games.

Both of these La Liga 2 strugglers have been woeful at the back. Cultural Leonesa have the worst defence in the league with 54 goals conceded, while Huesca have shipped 12 goals in their last three games alone. Both teams have been scoring as there have been goals at both ends in each of Huesca’s last three games and in five of La Cultu’s last six away, so goals at both ends looks likely.

Burgos are in form with four wins and a draw in their last five games and they’ve won five of their last six home league fixtures. They should be able to strengthen their promotion push with three points against poor travellers Ceuta, who have lost nine of their 16 trips – including five of their last six. Burgos have kept five consecutive clean sheets and they can keep that streak going with a 2-0 win on Wednesday. The Blanquinegros have scored multiple goals in three of their last four home games and Ceuta concede on average just over two goals per-game on their travels.

Both of these La Liga 2 strugglers have been woeful at the back. Cultural Leonesa have the worst defence in the league with 54 goals conceded, while Huesca have shipped 12 goals in their last three games alone. Both teams have been scoring as there have been goals at both ends in each of Huesca’s last three games and in five of La Cultu’s last six away, so goals at both ends looks likely. Huesca can make the most of their home advantage and secure a 2-1 win. They sit in 20th spot overall but have the 13th best home record in the division and they have won two of their last five at this venue, while La Cultu are winless in their last 15 in the league – losing 10 of those games.

Both of these La Liga 2 strugglers have been woeful at the back. Cultural Leonesa have the worst defence in the league with 54 goals conceded, while Huesca have shipped 12 goals in their last three games alone. Both teams have been scoring as there have been goals at both ends in each of Huesca’s last three games and in five of La Cultu’s last six away, so goals at both ends looks likely. The hosts can grind out a win even if a clean sheet looks unlikely, Huesca sit in 20th spot overall but have the 13th best home record in the division and they have won two of their last five at this venue, while La Cultu are winless in their last 15 in the league.

Burgos are in form with four wins and a draw in their last five games and they’ve won five of their last six home league fixtures. They should be able to strengthen their promotion push with three points against poor travellers Ceuta, who have lost nine of their 16 trips – including five of their last six.

Back-to-back defeats have taken the wind out of Racing Santander’s sails as they target the Spanish Segunda Division title, but they have won four of their last five at home and face a Sporting Gijon side that have drawn one and lost three of their last four away games.

Burgos are in form with four wins and a draw in their last five games and they’ve won five of their last six home league fixtures. They should be able to strengthen their promotion push with three points against poor travellers Ceuta, who have lost nine of their 16 trips – including five of their last six.

David Gonzalez Ballesteros is Burgos’ top scorer this season with nine goals and he has three in his last seven games. The former Real Madrid youngster looks the best bet for an anytime goal.

Goals could be in short supply at the Estadio El Sardinero. Four of Gijon’s last five have featured fewer than three goals and they haven’t conceded more than once in any of those fixtures, while under 2.5 goals has been a winning bet in two of Racing’s last four at home.

Woking fell to defeat at promotion hopefuls York City at the weekend, but they have won five of their last six at Kingfield Stadium and should coast to victory against an Altrincham side with nine defeats from their last 12 away fixtures.

Burgos are pushing for promotion to the Spanish top flight and hold the third-best home record in the division. They have taken 16 points from the last 18 available at Estadio El Plantion, and another three-point haul is on the cards against Ceuta, who have lost five of their last six trips.

Both teams to score has landed in eight of Bahia’s last nine home games and more goals should be on the cards when Athletico PR visit Salvador, with the visitors scoring in ten successive away games but only keeping three clean sheets in that run.

Barracas Central are worth taking at odds-against to beat Sarmiento Junin, who have lost all five away games in the Argentina Liga Profesional this year. The hosts have won their last three home games by an aggregate scoreline of 6-2 and can take the points on Thursday.

Millwall are closing the gap on the automatic promotion spots in the Championship and they can upset the odds to add to their points tally against second-placed Middlesbrough on Good Friday. Boro are winless in their last four home games and face a Lions outfit with 13 points from the last 15 available on their travels.

Norwich have won seven of their last eight Carrow Road assignments  and can keep their faint play-off ambitions alive against Portsmouth. The visitors have only taken one point from their last six games and were demolished 6-1 at QPR last time out.

Elche are the only La Liga side yet to win away from home in the league and the division’s worst travelling side could receive another blow in their battle against relegation. They have lost their last six away games on the spin and hosts Rayo Vallecano are unbeaten in their last four home league games.

Manchester City lifted the EFL Cup before the international break and should keep their FA Cup hopes alive against Liverpool. The Reds have lost three of their last four away games and were beaten 3-0 here in November, while Pep Guardiola’s side have won seven of their last nine at the Etihad.

Verona are nine points adrift from Serie A safety and their situation is unlikely to improve against a resurgent Fiorentina outfit. La Viola are unbeaten in five games and look set to inflict a sixth defeat in seven games on their struggling hosts.

Monaco are only three points adrift of Marseille going into gameweek 28 in the Ligue 1 season and they are chasing a seventh successive league win. They have beaten Lyon, Lens, and PSG in this time and Marseille, who have lost three of their last five away games, could be Les Monegasques’ next victims.

Both teams have scored in the USA’s last five games, including their 5-2 thumping by Belgium at the weekend. Portugal were the stronger side going forward in their draw with Mexico, and they should come out on top of an open game against a US side which looks poor defensively.

This game will be played at the Estadio BBVA in Monterrey, Mexico, and that could work in Bolivia’s favour. The South American nation beat Suriname at this venue earlier this month so they will be more familiar with their surroundings. Bolivia beat Brazil during World Cup qualifying and come into this game after back-to-back wins, while Iraq have lost their last two games without scoring.