Football Betting Tips

America MG are one off the bottom of Brazilian Serie B but their matches tend to feature goals, with four of their last six going over the 2.5 goal mark. Visitors Avai have scored in six of their last seven, including putting five on Botafogo SP, so this contest should feature three or more goals.

Despite taking 10 points from their opening six games, Gateshead have the worst defensive record in the National League, conceding 14 times. Their last two fixtures have ended in a 4-3 win over Yeovil and a 3-3 draw with Aldershot.  Given Wednesday’s visitors Altrincham have both scored and conceded in five of their six games this season, this should be another high-scoring contest, but one the Heed should win.

These two sides have been improving following slow starts to the season but, with home advantage, Halifax are fancied to take all three points. The Shaymen were 3-2 winners over Yeovil last time out and although Woking got a rare victory on the road against a Morecambe side still finding their feet last weekend, they only triumphed in three of 23 road games last season and may come unstuck at The Shay.

Unbeaten Hartlepool have only conceded once in six games this season and they can shut out a Boston side that have failed to score in their last two away fixtures. Five of Hartlepool’s six matches have gone under 2.5 goals and that trend can continue in what should be a low scorer at Victoria Park, albeit one the hosts can edge.

Truro may have recorded their first win and clean-sheet at National League level against Boston last time out but they may struggle to contain the division’s highest scorers Aldershot, who have netted an eye-watering 18 goals in six games. All six of the Shots matches have gone over the 3.5 goal mark and this should be another entertaining contest involving Tommy Widdrington’s team.

Brackley have taken seven points from a possible nine at home this season, but they may come unstuck against fancied promotion contenders Carlisle, who will be keen to bounce back from Saturday’s 2-1 loss at Sutton – their first defeat of the season. The Cumbrians won 5-0 against Braintree before that and replicating anywhere near that form should take them to the victory.

Despite taking 10 points from their opening six games, Gateshead have the worst defensive record in the National League, conceding 14 times. Their last two fixtures have ended in a 4-3 win over Yeovil and a 3-3 draw with Aldershot.  Given Wednesday’s visitors Altrincham have both scored and conceded in five of their six games this season, this should be another high-scoring contest, but one the Heed should win.

These two sides have been improving following slow starts to the season but, with home advantage, Halifax are fancied to take all three points. The Shaymen were 3-2 winners over Yeovil last time out and although Woking got a rare victory on the road against a Morecambe side still finding their feet last weekend, they only triumphed in three of 23 road games last season and may come unstuck at The Shay.

Unbeaten Hartlepool have only conceded once in six games this season and they can shut out a Boston side that have failed to score in their last two away fixtures. Five of Hartlepool’s six matches have gone under 2.5 goals and that trend can continue in what should be a low scorer at Victoria Park, albeit one the hosts can edge.

Carlisle forward Regan Linney came into the midweek action as the National League’s joint-top scorer with five goals in six games. The 28-year-old is fresh from a recent hat-trick against Braintree and after scoring 23 goals in the fifth tier for Altrincham last season, he can continue his fine form at St James Park.

Kyle Hurst has hit a rich vein of form in front of goal, following up his strike that started the comeback success over Yeovil in Gateshead’s last away fixture with a brace in the 3-3 home draw with Aldershot. The winger could now add to his tally against Altrincham.

Truro may have recorded their first win and clean-sheet at National League level against Boston last time out but they may struggle to contain the division’s highest scorers Aldershot, who have netted an eye-watering 18 goals in six games. All six of the Shots matches have gone over the 3.5 goal mark and this should be another entertaining contest involving Tommy Widdrington’s team.

Despite taking 10 points from their opening six games, Gateshead have the worst defensive record in the National League, conceding 14 times. Their last two fixtures have ended in a 4-3 win over Yeovil and a 3-3 draw with Aldershot.  Given Wednesday’s visitors Altrincham have both scored and conceded in five of their six games this season, this should be another high-scoring contest.

Unbeaten Hartlepool have only conceded once in six games this season and they can shut out a Boston side that have failed to score in their last two away fixtures. Five of Hartlepool’s six matches have gone under 2.5 goals and that trend can continue in what should be a low scorer at Victoria Park.

Brackley have taken seven points from a possible nine at home this season, but they may come unstuck against fancied promotion contenders Carlisle, who will be keen to bounce back from Saturday’s 2-1 loss at Sutton – their first defeat of the season. The Cumbrians won 5-0 against Braintree before that and replicating anywhere near that form should take them to the victory.

Despite taking 10 points from their opening six games, Gateshead have the worst defensive record in the National League, conceding 14 times. Their last two fixtures have ended in a 4-3 win over Yeovil and a 3-3 draw with Aldershot.  Given Wednesday’s visitors Altrincham have both scored and conceded in five of their six games this season, this should be another high-scoring contest.

These two sides have been improving following slow starts to the season but, with home advantage, Halifax are fancied to take all three points. The Shaymen were 3-2 winners over Yeovil last time out and although Woking got a rare victory on the road against a Morecambe side still finding their feet last weekend, they only triumphed in three of 23 road games last season and may come unstuck at The Shay.

Unbeaten Hartlepool have only conceded once in six games this season and they can shut out a Boston side that have failed to score in their last two away fixtures. Five of Hartlepool’s six matches have gone under 2.5 goals and that trend can continue in what should be a low scorer at Victoria Park, albeit one the hosts can edge.

Sutton may be fresh from their first win of the season against Carlisle, but they may struggle to follow up against a difficult to beat Boreham Wood side that have drawn both their away fixtures this season, including grinding out a credible 0-0 at unbeaten Hartlepool last time out. Another stalemate could be on the cards for the Wood.

Truro may have recorded their first win and clean-sheet at National League level against Boston last time out but they may struggle to contain the division’s highest scorers Aldershot, who have netted an eye-watering 18 goals in six games. All six of the Shots matches have gone over the 3.5 goal mark and this should be another entertaining contest involving Tommy Widdrington’s team.

Aldershot are the leading scorers in the National League with 18 goals, but they also concede at regular intervals, letting in 13 to date. Three of Aldershot’s six fixtures have finished 3-2 and they can edge another five-goal thriller against a Truro side that found their own scoring touch against Boston last time out.

Hartlepool have conceded just once in six matches this season and are yet to let in a goal on home soil, a sequence that includes a 2-0 win over Braintree and a 3-0 success against Woking. With Boston having failed to score in their last two away fixtures, this could be another routine home success for Simon Grayson’s team.

Wales have picked up seven points from four games so far and beat Kazakhstan 3-1 in the reverse fixture. Their defeat to Belgium in June ended an impressive nine-match unbeaten streak, while Thursday’s hosts have lost three of their last four games and four of their last five at home.

Turkey beat Georgia 3-1 in Euro 2024 and have won three of their last four games. Georgie look in good form on paper, but their recent opposition has been weak, and they did lose to the  Czech Republic, Albania, and Ukraine last year.

The Czech Republic have won three of their four World Cup qualifiers in Group L, including a 2-0 win at home to Friday’s hosts Montenegro.That was their sixth successive win against Montenegro, and they head to the Podgorica City Stadium having won six, drawn two, and lost just one of their last nine games.

France may have failed to win the UEFA Nations League this summer, but they have picked up six wins from their last nine games in what has been a difficult run of fixtures. Their victims in this period include Germany, Croatia, Italy, and Belgium, and they are justified favourites to win in the neutral Tarczynski Arena.

The Ironsides, after taking four points from their opening two games, have lost five competitive games on the spin, and now come up against a Bristol Rovers side that have recovered from a difficult start to win back-to-back games in League Two.

At 3pm, League One’s second-worst team Port Vale could succumb to a fifth league defeat of the season against Leyton Orient. The hosts have taken just one point from three home games following their promotion, and Leyton Orient, who won 1-0 the last time they visited Vale Park, beat Plymouth on the road a couple of weeks ago.