Football Betting Tips

Birmingham are one of the Championship’s form teams as they are on an eight-game unbeaten run, while they are unbeaten in 10 in normal time across all competitions. The Blues have won their last three away games and look good value to make it four in a row at play-off rivals Millwall, who produced a limp performance in defeat to relegation-threatened Portsmouth at The Den over the weekend.

Sheffield Wednesday’s relegation was confirmed in a derby defeat over the weekend but that ship had sailed a long time ago, mathematics aside. The Owls did at least score against Sheffield United and have now scored in back-to-back games after a run of 1 games without a goal. They have little chance of claiming any points at in-form Norwich, who have won seven of their last nine, but they can at least get on the scoresheet as the Canaries have conceded in six of their last seven home games.

Juventus, who are 5-2 down from the first leg, have shown remarkable comeback powers this year – against Dortmund and Bodo/Glimt. They could gain some revenge against a Galatasaray side that have lost three of their four away Champions League games this season, but any win is likely to feature plenty fo goals given they have shipped 15 across their last five games. Juve will have to go on all-out attack from the start to turn the tie around. Juve have scored an average of 2.25 goals per home Champions League game this term and have to throw caution to the wind, which could lead to another high-scoring encounter between these two sides after their seven-goal showing in Istanbul.

Real Madrid have won five of their last six home games by more than one goal. They created four big chances against Benfica’s none in the first leg and have the capacity to score multiple goals against a Benfica side have lost two of their last three away Champions League games by more than one goal.

Belgrano are unbeaten after six rounds of fixtures with three wins and three draws. They have four points to show from two home games and should be able to see off Atletico Tucuman, who have lost all three of their road games.

Since Raffaele Palladino was appointed Atalanta head coach, La Dea have won 10 of their 12 home matches. That run continued with a 2-1 victory over Italian champions Napoli on Sunday. Atalanta have scored twice in their last six home games across all competitions, while Dortmund’s only away win in Europe this term came at FC Copenhagen.

Juventus, who are 5-2 down from the first leg, have shown remarkable comeback powers this year – against Dortmund and Bodo/Glimt. They could gain some revenge against a Galatasaray side that have lost three of their four away Champions League games this season.

PSG have won three of their last four home games 3-0, 5-0 and 3-0. They can secure a comfortable win against a Monaco outfit they have beaten 4-1 and 5-2 on two of the Principality side’s last three visits to Paris. Monaco have lost two and drawn two of their last five away games, conceding six at Real Madrid recently.

Real Madrid have won five of their last six home games by more than one goal. They created four big chances against Benfica’s none in the first leg and have the capacity to score multiple goals against a Benfica side have lost two of their last three away Champions League games by more than one goal.

Scamacca has scored in Atalanta’s last two home games in the Champions League, and the Italian forward has netted in each of his last three home starts for La Dea.

Weston McKennie has been revelling in a central attacking role akin to a number 10 this season. The American has scored in three of Juventus’ last five Champions League games.

Desire Doue has scored three goals in his last two appearances, including two in PSG’s 3-2 first-leg win.

Kylian Mbappe has scored eight goals in his last four Champions League matches, including two against Benfica in January.

Sheffield Wednesday’s relegation was confirmed in a derby defeat over the weekend but that ship had sailed a long time ago, mathematics aside. The Owls did at least score against Sheffield United and have now scored in back-to-back games after a run of 1 games without a goal. They have little chance of claiming any points at in-form Norwich, who have won seven of their last nine, but they can at least get on the scoresheet as the Canaries have conceded in six of their last seven home games.

Juventus, who are 5-2 down from the first leg, have shown remarkable comeback powers this year – against Dortmund and Bodo/Glimt. They could gain some revenge against a Galatasaray side that have lost three of their four away Champions League games this season, but any win is likely to feature plenty of goals given they have shipped 15 across their last five games.

Sheffield Wednesday’s relegation was confirmed in a derby defeat over the weekend but that ship had sailed a long time ago, mathematics aside. The Owls did at least score against Sheffield United and have now scored in back-to-back games after a run of 1 games without a goal. They have little chance of claiming any points at in-form Norwich, who have won seven of their last nine, but they can at least get on the scoresheet. The Canaries have conceded in six of their last seven home games so backing both teams to score looks a good angle here.

Sheffield United have seen both teams score in five of their last six games and they have scored in all of those, while there have been goals at both ends in each of their last six games at Bramall Lane. Pacesetters Coventry have struck five times across their last two games and both teams to score has been a winning bet in six of their last eight away games.

Birmingham are one of the Championship’s form teams as they are on an eight-game unbeaten run, while they are unbeaten in 10 in normal time across all competitions. The Blues have won their last three away games and look good value to make it four in a row at play-off rivals Millwall, who produced a limp performance in defeat to relegation-threatened Portsmouth at The Den over the weekend.

Birmingham are one of the Championship’s form teams as they are on an eight-game unbeaten run, while they are unbeaten in 10 in normal time across all competitions. The Blues have won their last three away games and look good value to make it four in a row at play-off rivals Millwall, who produced a limp performance in defeat to relegation-threatened Portsmouth at The Den over the weekend.

Sheffield Wednesday’s relegation was confirmed in a derby defeat over the weekend but that ship had sailed a long time ago, mathematics aside. The Owls did at least score against Sheffield United and have now scored in back-to-back games after a run of 1 games without a goal. They have little chance of claiming any points at in-form Norwich, who have won seven of their last nine, but they can at least get on the scoresheet. The Canaries have conceded in six of their last seven home games so backing both teams to score looks a good angle here.

Sheffield United have seen both teams score in five of their last six games and they have scored in all of those, while there have been goals at both ends in each of their last six games at Bramall Lane. Pacesetters Coventry have struck five times across their last two games and both teams to score has been a winning bet in six of their last eight away games.

Oxford have not scored in seven of their last nine games and missed a couple of good chances against Middlesbrough on Saturday. They were forced to defend for almost the entire second half and could be weary from the effort, so back Stoke to grind out a win at home.

Juventus, who are 5-2 down from the first leg, have shown remarkable comeback powers this year – against Dortmund and Bodo/Glimt. They could gain some revenge against a Galatasaray side that have lost three of their four away Champions League games this season, but any win is likely to feature plenty fo goals given they have shipped 15 across their last five games. Juve will have to go on all-out attack from the start to turn the tie around. Juve have scored an average of 2.25 goals per home Champions League game this term and have to throw caution to the wind, which could lead to another high-scoring encounter between these two sides after their seven-goal showing in Istanbul. 

PSG have won two of their last four home games 3-0 and look capable of doing something similar againsta Monaco side with defensive problems. The visitors have shipped multiple goals in three of their last five games, take a chance on PSG scoring at least three.

PSG have won two of their last four home games 3-0 and look capable of doing something similar againsta Monaco side with defensive problems. The visitors have shipped multiple goals in three of their last five games and lost by more than one goal in two of those.

Real Madrid are averaging around 2.5 goals per game in Europe this season, but usually step it up a notch in the knockout rounds, so could be worth backing to win 3-0. Benfica conceded three at Newcastle in the league stage and are sure to face an opponent with as much, if not more, intensity here.

PSG have won three of their last four home games 3-0, 5-0 and 3-0. They can secure a comfortable win against a Monaco outfit they have beaten 4-1 and 5-2 on two of the Principality side’s last three visits to Paris. Monaco have lost two and drawn two of their last five away games, conceding six at Real Madrid recently.

Real Madrid have won five of their last six home games by more than one goal. They created four big chances against Benfica’s none in the first leg and have the capacity to score multiple goals against a Benfica side have lost two of their last three away Champions League games by more than one goal.

Liverpool look like the best value pick, with the Reds putting their struggles behind them with an eight-game unbeaten run. The Reds have the fourth-best Expected Goals record across the first six Champions League gameweeks, while they’ve recorded back-to-back 1-0 wins over Real Madrid and Inter Milan in Europe. Arne Slot’s side have a kind double-header in January, leaving them primed for a top-eight finish. With the Premier League coasting towards a fifth Champions League berth, the Reds should be in a good position to focus on European success in the spring.

Spain have some incredibly talented individuals, Lamine Yamal being the prime example, but are strong in all areas and don’t have any particular weaknesses. They won Euro 2024 with relative ease and they should be too good for their continental rivals at the World Cup. They also look a level above South American heavyweights Argentina and Brazil, suggesting they will be the team to beat at the World Cup this summer.

Atletico Madrid have scored at least three goals in four of their last six games, winning three of them. They are averaging over two goals per game at home since the start of the year and the state of the tie suggests an open second leg, which could lead to a home win with at least five goals.

Leverkusen lead 2-0 from the first leg in Greece and should win again with Patrick Schick, who was a handful for the Olympiacos defence last week, in their starting line-up. Olympiacos have lost two of their last four games and failed to score in three of them.

Inter have won four of their last five home games, scoring multiple goals in their last three. They can get three goals against a Bodo/Glimt side that shipped three away to Galatasaray, two in Dortmund and saw Atletico Madrid go close several times in a 2-1 win in Spain last month. But the Norwegians have the intensity in their play and ability in transition to score themselves.

Newcastle beat Qarabag 6-1 in Azerbaijan last week and will see this virtual dead rbber of a second leg as a great chance to rest players and record a win with a confidence-boosting clean sheet. The Magpies have won their last three Champions League games at St James’ Park 3-0, 2-0 and 3-0 while Qarabag have not scored on their last two away trips and barely troubled the keeper on either occasion.

Since Raffaele Palladino was appointed Atalanta head coach, La Dea have won 10 of their 12 home matches. That run continued with a 2-1 victory over Italian champions Napoli on Sunday. Atalanta have scored twice in their last six home games across all competitions, while Dortmund’s only away win in Europe this term came at FC Copenhagen.

Real Madrid have won five of their last six home games by more than one goal. They created four big chances against Benfica’s none in the first leg and have the capacity to score multiple goals against a Benfica side have lost two of their last three away Champions League games by more than one goal.

Dundee United have taken four points from their last two games, and they have the chance to pull further away from the drop zone on Tuesday night. Aberdeen suffered their third straight defeat on Saturday, falling at home to Dundee FC. The Dons have lost seven of their last eight games, while they’ve lost six straight away league games.

Preston have slipped down the standings after losing four of their last seven matches. A 1-0 defeat at Blackburn on Friday was their fifth loss on the road this term. Swansea have won three of their last four games, while they’ve won three on the bounce at home.

Since Raffaele Palladino was appointed Atalanta head coach, La Dea have won 10 of their 12 home matches. That run continued with a 2-1 victory over Italian champions Napoli on Sunday. Atalanta have scored twice in their last six home games across all competitions, while Dortmund’s only away win in Europe this term came at FC Copenhagen.

Zrinjski failed to score in all four of their League Phase trips, but only one of those matches saw more than a goal scored. A win by any means would do for Palace, who could only draw 1-1 in the reverse fixture. Palace haven’t scored more than twice in 15 games since a 3-0 win over Shelbourne in December.

Celtic suffered a 4-1 home defeat in Glasgow last week, before Sunday’s 2-1 home loss to Hibs dented their title hopes. Stuttgart drew 3-3 against Heidenheim in the Bundesliga on Sunday. Four of their last five Europa League games have featured four or more goals, including 4-1 and 3-2 victories in their last two at home.

Unai Emery’s side have won five of seven visits to teams in the bottom half. They head to a Wolves side who uffered their fourth defeat in six league games on Sunday, and they were incredibly fortunate to draw the other two. The hosts have suffered 10 defeats in 14 games at Molineux.

Plymouth beat league leaders Cardiff 5-2 on Saturday to extend their good form, and second-bottom Rotherham should struggle to match them. The hosts have lost three games in a row, while they’ve lost four of six home meetings with top-half teams. Plymouth have won all of their visits to the bottom eight so far.

Real Oviedo have found their scoring touch of late, and they drew 3-3 at Real Sociedad last weekend. La Liga’s bottom side have found the net in their last three home matches. Atletico followed up a 3-3 draw at Club Brugge with a 4-2 win over Espanyol at the weekend. They have work to do in the second leg of their Champions League tie in midweek, so back Oviedo to score in yet another defeat.

Saturday’s 2-0 loss at home to Como was Juve’s third defeat on the spin. Juve have lost all three of their visits to the top six this season, while Gian Piero Gasperini’s Roma have won nine of their 10 home meetings with sides below them.

Talleres Cordoba have made a strong start to the season with 10 points from six games. The visitors look capable of inflicting another defeat on Central Cordoba, who have three defeats in their six games and have scored just one goal across all of those fixtures.

Belgrano are unbeaten after six rounds of fixtures with three wins and three draws. They have four points to show from two home games and should be able to see off Atletico Tucuman, who have lost all three of their road games.

Promoted Gimnasia Mendoza have found the step up tough, losing four of their last five games. They look set to fall short against Independiente, who have won two of their last three games and have just one defeat in their opening six league games.