Football Betting Tips

Porto are unbeaten in eight games and were unfortunate not to win the first leg. They face a Nottingham Forest side that have only won two of their last ten fixtures.

Port Vale head into this game just 48 hours after their draw with Barnsley and the relegation-threatened visitors have conceded 15 goals in their last four away games. They have conceded three or more goals in three of these trips, while Peterborough have scored three or more in three of their last four at home, totalling 15 goals in this run.

Villa have scored in six consecutive home games  and have conceded in four of those. Bologna have to go for it as they chase a two-goal deficit and they do have a good scoring record on their travels, having gone 19 trips without drawing a blank. The visitors will leave space to exploit as they commit men forward and there is a strong chance we’ll see goals at both ends at Villa Park, with the hosts expected to come out on top after beating Bologna three times over the last two seasons.

Bromley remain top of the League Two table heading into the business end of the season, and they have taken 13 points from the last 15 available at home. They are yet to lose a home game in the league, while Cambridge United have failed to win their last four on the road.

Freiburg have won four of their last five games and with Celta Vigo having to go for it at some point, the visitors could benefit. They look overpriced to follow up their 3-0 win in the first leg with another success.

Strasbourg need to go on the offensive to overturn the first-leg deficit and played well in defeat last week. They should be able to get the win on the night, but they have conceded in four of their last five home games and red-hot Mainz are bound to get plenty of opportunities to get on the scoresheet.

Fluminense were held to a draw at La Guaria last week and are winless in their last three games, while Independiente Rivadavia won their opener in the Copa Libertadores and have now won five on the spin.

Real Betis have drawn six of their last ten games and there was very little to split these two teams in the first game so it may be worth backing Braga to avoid defeat in Spain.

Villa have scored in six consecutive home games  and have conceded in four of those. Bologna have to go for it as they chase a two-goal deficit and they do have a good scoring record on their travels, having gone 19 trips without drawing a blank. The visitors will leave space to exploit as they commit men forward and there is a strong chance we’ll see goals at both ends at Villa Park.

Freiburg have won four of their last five games and with Celta Vigo having to go for it at some point, the visitors could benefit. They look overpriced to follow up their 3-0 win in the first leg with another success.

Porto are unbeaten in eight games and were unfortunate not to win the first leg. They face a Nottingham Forest side that have only won two of their last ten fixtures.

Port Vale head into this game just 48 hours after their draw with Barnsley and the relegation-threatened visitors have conceded 15 goals in their last four away games, losing each of them. They have conceded three or more goals in three of these trips, while Peterborough have scored three or more in three of their last four at home, totalling 15 goals in this run.

These sides have met three times over the last two seasons and Villa lead the head-to-head 3-0, by an aggregate score of 6-1. A Bologna goal is expected but Villa can still win comfortably and after a 3-1 win in Italy last week they can finish the job on Thursday.

Strasbourg need to overcome two goal deficit if they are to have any chance of progressing. They played well in defeat during the first leg, having 66% possession and generating an xg of over one. With home advantage they are very likely to win this match, even if they do not qualify for the semi final.

Port Vale head into this game just 48 hours after their draw with Barnsley and the relegation-threatened visitors have conceded 15 goals in their last four away games. They have conceded three or more goals in three of these trips, while Peterborough have scored three or more in three of their last four at home, totalling 15 goals in this run.

Seven of Celta Vigo’s last ten games have gone over 2.5 goals and a repeat of that is fancied in this clash considering the stakes and the hosts’ defensive issues. Celta need to go on the attack to overturn a deficit and that should result in a high-scoring affair.

Bromley remain top of the League Two table heading into the business end of the season, and they have taken 13 points from the last 15 available at home. They are yet to lose a home game in the league, while Cambridge United have failed to win their last four on the road.

Freiburg have won four of their last five games and with Celta Vigo having to go for it at some point, the visitors could benefit. They look overpriced to follow up their 3-0 win in the first leg with another success.

Villa have scored in six consecutive home games  and have conceded in four of those. Bologna have to go for it as they chase a two-goal deficit and they do have a good scoring record on their travels, having gone 19 trips without drawing a blank. The visitors will leave space to exploit as they commit men forward and there is a strong chance we’ll see goals at both ends at Villa Park.

Fiorentina will need to come out on the front foot as they chase a 3-0 deficit, and they have scored in 11 of their last 13 home matches. They face a Crystal Palace side that have seen goals at both ends in seven of their last eight away from home.

Porto are unbeaten in eight games and were unfortunate not to win the first leg. They face a Nottingham Forest side that have only won two of their last ten fixtures.

Fiorentina have drawn three of their last six home matches and Crystal Palace have played out three 1-1 stalemates in their last six away games, including successive 1-1 draws in their last two away games in the UEFA Conference League.

Three of Porto’s last eight games have been score draws and Nottingham Forest have drawn four of their last seven matches, including back-to-back 1-1 stalemates against Porto and Aston Villa.

Villa have scored in six consecutive home games  and have conceded in four of those. Bologna have to go for it as they chase a two-goal deficit and they do have a good scoring record on their travels, having gone 19 trips without drawing a blank. The visitors will leave space to exploit as they commit men forward and there is a strong chance we’ll see goals at both ends at Villa Park, with the hosts expected to come out on top after beating Bologna three times over the last two seasons.

Strasbourg need to go on the offensive to overturn the first-leg deficit and played well in defeat last week. They should be able to get the win on the night, but they have conceded in four of their last five home games and red-hot Mainz are bound to get plenty of opportunities to get on the scoresheet.

Villa have scored in six consecutive home games  and have conceded in four of those. Bologna have to go for it as they chase a two-goal deficit and they do have a good scoring record on their travels, having gone 19 trips without drawing a blank. The visitors will leave space to exploit as they commit men forward and there is a strong chance we’ll see goals at both ends at Villa Park.

Fiorentina will need to come out on the front foot as they chase a 3-0 deficit, and they have scored in 11 of their last 13 home matches. They face a Crystal Palace side that have seen goals at both ends in seven of their last eight away from home.

Strasbourg need to go on the offensive to overturn the first-leg deficit, but they have conceded in four of their last five home games and red-hot Mainz are bound to get plenty of opportunities to get on the scoresheet.

Barnabas Varga has one goal in two Conference League appearances for AEK and he hit four goals in six games for Ferencvaros in the Europa League before his winter move, and he has two goals in his last five games across all competitions.

Ollie Watkins scored twice in last week’s first leg and he looks the best option for an anytime effort on Thursday. Watkins failed to score in his first eight Europa League appearances this season but has three goals in his last three games in Europe.

Ipswich are vying for automatic promotion from the Championship and look good value for another three points against Portsmouth, who have taken only one point from their last five home games. The Tractor Boys are on a nine-game unbeaten run and have won three of their last four away days.

A first-half red card paved the way for a smash-and-grab victory for Atletico Madrid last week, but they have lost four of their last five games and their luck may run out on Tuesday. Barcelona arguably deserved to win the first leg and have five wins from their last six games.

One point from the last 21 available have sent Wimbledon plummeting towards the relegation battle and their misery looks set to compound against promotion-chasing Stockport on Wednesday, who have won three and drawn two of their last five.

Real Betis and Braga proved a match for one another as they played out a 1-1 draw last week, and a similar outcome can be expected back in Spain. Betis have only won one of their last ten games and Braga have avoided defeat in 12 of their last 15 fixtures.

Le Mans are vying for Ligue 2 promotion and head into Friday’s tie unbeaten in seven. They haven’t lost at home since September and face a Clermont outfit that have lost five of their last seven on the road.

Lens’ Ligue 1 title charge has taken a hit after two defeats from their last three games, but they should get back on track against a Toulouse side that have lost four of their last five away games. Les Sang et Or have won all but two of their home games this season and should clinch the points on Friday.

Hoffenheim have only taken two points from the last 12 available and could be the latest to fall victim to Borussia Dortmund. Die Borussen have won four of their last five games and have only dropped two points from their last five Bundesliga trips.

Lille beat title-challengers Lens 3-0 at the weekend to make it three wins from their last four games and, with Champions League qualification at stake, they look a good bet to beat a Nice side that have lost four of their last five league fixtures.

Cremonese are sinking towards the Serie A relegation zone after losing nine of their last 11, and Torino could be the latest side to inflict defeat on La Cremo. The visitors have taken maximum points from three of their last four games and beat Pisa in their last away fixture.

Everton are unbeaten in the last three Merseyside derbies in front of their own fans and they can extend that streak in the first all-Liverpool clash at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. They have only lost one of their last five and favourites Liverpool face a tough midweek clash with PSG.

Cruzeiro opened their Copa Libertadores campaign with a win last week and are unbeaten in their last eight home games. Universidad Catolica lost to Boca Juniors last week and have lost two of their last four away games.

Fluminense were held to a draw at La Guaria last week and are winless in their last three games, while Independiente Rivadavia won their opener in the Copa Libertadores and have now won five on the spin.

Universidad Central’s last three games have produced 15 goals in total and each of their last seven away games have featured at least three goals. Independiente del Valle have seen over 2.5 goals land in three of their last four at home.