Football Betting Tips

Western United have lost their last four A-League matches by an aggregate scoreline of 10-1 and they host a Wellington Phoenix side unbeaten in all five league matches this season. They have won three of their last four and scored nine goals in this sequence.

Sydney FC’s A-League games have averaged 2.8 goals-per-game this season and they face a Perth Glory side that have seen over 2.5 goals land in three of their five outings so far, with an average of 2.8 goals-per-game.

Girona have won 11 of their 14 La Liga matches this season and their only defeat came to Real Madrid. They have conceded in eight of their last ten, though, and face a Valencia side winless in their last six La Liga away days. The visitors have scored in five of their seven trips this season.

RB Leipzig have won four and drawn two of their six home Bundesliga games this season and should have too much for Heidenheim, but the visitors have already scored at leaders Bayer Leverkusen and Bayern Munich this season and could net once more against another of the league’s tightest defences.

Arsenal are playing well and they’re clearly the stronger side, but their defence could be breached by a Wolves side who are on an incredible scoring run. The visitors have found the net in their last 12 Premier League games, the second-longest run in the club’s history. They’ve looked threatening going forward in every game this term and they can grab a goal at the Emirates.

Plymouth’s five wins have come in Devon and home advantage could help them get the better of Stoke on Saturday. Argyle are a tough proposition at Home Park and they look capable of seeing off the Potters, who are on the slide after back-to-back defeats.

Eldense have only lost one of their last eight Segunda Division matches and come up against a Tenerife side struggling. The visitors are winless in seven and have lost four of their last five, while they have taken just one point from the last 18 available away from home.

Stuttgart have won five of their six home matches this season but clean sheets have been hard to come by, so while they should still come out on top, they may concede against Werder Bremen, who notched twice in their recent draw at Wolfsburg.

Antwerp have scored 13 goals in their last three home games in the Belgian First Division A and play host to an OH Leuven side that have lost their last four matches. They have conceded 11 goals in these four games and eight of those came in their two trips away from home.

Casa Pia have taken just one point from their last five Portuguese Primeira Liga matches and have failed to win any of their five home matches this season. Portimonense have won three of their last five in the league and have taken seven points from their last five away games, only losing to Porto and Braga.

Alfreton have scored in 14 of their 15 home games this season and the National League North outfit are taking on a Walsall side who are yet to keep a clean sheet in any competition away from home. The Saddlers conceded against Isthmian League side Sheppey United in the previous round in a 4-1 win, so both teams to score looks the best way to approach this FA Cup fixture.

Over 2.5 goals has landed in each of Wolfsburg’s last six Bundesliga matches and both teams have scored in five of those. Bochum have seen goals at both ends in four of their last five and in all five of their home matches this term.

Borussia Monchengladbach have seen both teams score in eight of their last ten Bundesliga matches and nine of these have gone over 2.5 goals. Hoffenheim have seen goals at both ends in 11 of their 12 league assignments this season and over 2.5 goals has landed in nine of them.

Luton have seen both teams score in nine of their 13 Premier League games this season and in four of their last five. Brentford have only kept one clean sheet in seven home game this term.

Both teams have scored in five of Nottingham Forest’s six home games in the Premier League and they are yet to draw a blank in front of their own fans. Everton have scored in four of their six league trips and have only managed one away clean sheet, while they have only failed to score at teams who are currently inside the top four.

Osasuna are winless in four games, with each of those four seeing both teams score. They meet a Real Sociedad side who have seen both teams score in three of their last four. The visitors have found the net in five straight trips, while Osasuna have scored in each of their last five league games.

West Brom have won five of their last six league games, including their last three at home. Leicester, on the other hand, have failed to win three of their last four in the league.

Both teams have scored in five of Nottingham Forest’s six home games in the Premier League and they are yet to draw a blank in front of their own fans. Everton have scored in four of their six league trips and have only managed one away clean sheet, while they have only failed to score at teams who are currently inside the top four.

Nice are in fine form with six wins in their last eight games – keeping clean sheets in all of those fixtures. Les Aiglons look like genuine title challengers and should have far too much for a Nantes side who have picked up just one point from the last 12 available.

Newcastle have won six of their seven home Premier League games this term and they were minutes away from a famous victory at PSG in midweek. The Red Devils may have strung some away wins together, but they’ve lost all four encounters with top-half teams this term and this looks set to be another defeat.

West Brom have won five of their last six league games, including their last three at home. Leicester, on the other hand, have failed to win three of their last four in the league.

Plymouth’s five wins have come in Devon and home advantage could help them get the better of Stoke on Saturday. Argyle are a tough proposition at Home Park and they look capable of seeing off the Potters, who are on the slide after back-to-back defeats.

Casa Pia have taken just one point from their last five Portuguese Primeira Liga matches and have failed to win any of their five home matches this season. Portimonense have won three of their last five in the league and have taken seven points from their last five away games, only losing to Porto and Braga.

Girona have won 11 of their 14 La Liga matches this season and their only defeat came to Real Madrid. They have conceded in eight of their last ten, though, and face a Valencia side winless in their last six La Liga away days. The visitors have scored in five of their seven trips this season.

RB Leipzig have won four and drawn two of their six home Bundesliga games this season and should have too much for Heidenheim, but the visitors have already scored at leaders Bayer Leverkusen and Bayern Munich this season and could net once more against another of the league’s tightest defences.

Arsenal are playing well and they’re clearly the stronger side, but their defence could be breached by a Wolves side who are on an incredible scoring run. The visitors have found the net in their last 12 Premier League games, the second-longest run in the club’s history. They’ve looked threatening going forward in every game this term and they can grab a goal at the Emirates.

Stuttgart have won five of their six home matches this season but clean sheets have been hard to come by, so while they should still come out on top, they may concede against Werder Bremen, who notched twice in their recent draw at Wolfsburg.

Porto have won five of their six trips in the Primeira Liga, losing only at Benfica, and have a good record at this venue as they have won each of their last four visit. However, Famalicao have scored six goals across their last four at home and both teams to score has landed in each of the last eight meetings between these two sides, so back Porto to win and concede.

Girona have won 11 of their 14 La Liga matches this season and their only defeat came to Real Madrid. They have conceded in eight of their last ten, though, and face a Valencia side winless in their last six La Liga away days. The visitors have scored in five of their seven trips this season.

Arsenal are playing well and they’re clearly the stronger side, but their defence could be breached by a Wolves side who are on an incredible scoring run. The visitors have found the net in their last 12 Premier League games, the second-longest run in the club’s history. They’ve looked threatening going forward in every game this term and they can grab a goal at the Emirates.

Ipswich were hugely impressive 3-1 winners at home to Millwall on Wednesday and they should be too strong for mid-table Coventry at Portman Road. Coventry have moved away from the danger area with back-to-back wins but they could be the latest team to succumb to the rampant Tractor Boys.

Eldense have only lost one of their last eight Segunda Division matches and come up against a Tenerife side struggling. The visitors are winless in seven and have lost four of their last five, while they have taken just one point from the last 18 available away from home.

Stuttgart have won five of their six home matches this season but clean sheets have been hard to come by, so while they should still come out on top, they may concede against Werder Bremen, who notched twice in their recent draw at Wolfsburg.

Porto have won five of their six trips in the Primeira Liga, losing only at Benfica, and have a good record at this venue as they have won each of their last four visit. However, Famalicao have scored six goals across their last four at home and both teams to score has landed in each of the last eight meetings between these two sides, so back Porto to win and concede.

Fortuna Sittard won their last home match 4-1 against Heracles and face a Vittese side with a torrid recent record. The visitors have taken just one point from their last five games and have lost six of their last seven on the road, leaving them bottom of the Eredivisie.

Frosinone have a miserable record on the road this season and they are yet to win away in the league in six attempts, and their last four away trips have all been lost.

Antwerp have scored 13 goals in their last three home games in the Belgian First Division A and play host to an OH Leuven side that have lost their last four matches. They have conceded 11 goals in these four games and eight of those came in their two trips away from home.

Nice are in fine form with six wins in their last eight games – keeping clean sheets in all of those fixtures. Les Aiglons look like genuine title challengers and should have far too much for a Nantes side who have picked up just one point from the last 12 available.

Bayern Munich have won their last six Bundesliga matches and should have no issues against a side that have failed to land a victory in any of their last 16 games. Over 3.5 goals has landed in seven of Bayern’s last nine outings and the same bet should land on Saturday.

Over 2.5 goals has landed in each of Wolfsburg’s last six Bundesliga matches and both teams have scored in five of those. Bochum have seen goals at both ends in four of their last five and in all five of their home matches this term.

Borussia Monchengladbach have seen both teams score in eight of their last ten Bundesliga matches and nine of these have gone over 2.5 goals. Hoffenheim have seen goals at both ends in 11 of their 12 league assignments this season and over 2.5 goals has landed in nine of them.

The hosts are unbeaten in their last six home matches and should be too strong for Ligue 1 basement boys Lyon. However, none of Lyon’s last four matches have gone over 2.5 goals and they may stay competitive against a side that have only scored more than once in three of their eight home games.

Only one of Lazio’s last eight matches has featured more than three goals and this could be another relatively low-scoring encounter.

Real Madrid have scored 15 goals across their last four matches and they can add to that against a Granada side who have shipped 14 in four meetings with the top six. The visitors have shipped three or more on four occasions on their travels already this term and they are set for a heavy loss on Saturday.

Crystal Palace have lost four of their last five Premier League games and the Eagles have been beaten in all but one of their meetings with top half teams this season. West Ham have won four on the spin in all competitions and can make it five in a row on Sunday.

Arsenal have won five of seven home matches in the league this term, drawing the other two. The Gunners have won their last four games and crushed Lens 6-0 in midweek, and they should be able to see off Wolves on Saturday.

Bretford have won two of their last three at home and can overcome a Luton side who have five defeats in seven away in the Premier League.

City have a near-perfect record at home with five wins and one draw in six Premier League games. Tottenham will again have to field a makeshift defence on Sunday due to injuries and suspensions, so expect Pep Guardiola’s team to take full advantage.

Forest are tough to beat at the City Ground but have found wins hard to come by as well recently. Three of Forest’s last five home games have finished honours even, and both games last term between these sides were draws so we feel the spoils will be shared.

Newcastle have won six of their seven home Premier League games this term and they were minutes away from a famous victory at PSG in midweek. The Red Devils may have strung some away wins together, but they’ve lost all four encounters with top-half teams this term and this looks set to be another defeat.

Ipswich were hugely impressive 3-1 winners at home to Millwall on Wednesday and they should be too strong for mid-table Coventry at Portman Road. Coventry have moved away from the danger area with back-to-back wins but they could be the latest team to succumb to the rampant Tractor Boys.

Middlesbrough have been on a decent run, taking 25 points from their last 11 games, but they may suffer a setback against Leeds at Elland Road. Boro triumphed 4-0 at home to Preston on Tuesday, but they face a much tougher test against Leeds, who are chasing an eighth win in ten.

Blackburn have won six of their last eight games and their ascent can continue with a victory over basement boys Sheffield Wednesday. Rovers are playing with lots of confidence and they can cope with Wednesday, who showed improvement with their surprise 1-1 draw at home to Leicester.

Southampton stretched their unbeaten run to ten with Wednesday’s 1-0 success at home to Bristol City and they should have too much quality for playoff hopefuls Cardiff on the south coast. The Saints have moved on confidently from their mixed start to the season and can post their 11th league win.

Arsenal are playing well and they’re clearly the stronger side, but their defence could be breached by a Wolves side who are on an incredible scoring run. The visitors have found the net in their last 12 Premier League games, the second-longest run in the club’s history. They’ve looked threatening going forward in every game this term and they can grab a goal at the Emirates.

Luton have seen both teams score in nine of their 13 Premier League games this season and in four of their last five. Brentford have only kept one clean sheet in seven home game this term.

These inherit the two worst defences in the Premier League and, in a must-win relegation clash, the goals could flow. Neither team can afford to lose, so an early goal may spark this contest into life.

Both teams have scored in five of Nottingham Forest’s six home games in the Premier League and they are yet to draw a blank in front of their own fans. Everton have scored in four of their six league trips and have only managed one away clean sheet, while they have only failed to score at teams who are currently inside the top four.

Newcastle have won six of their seven home Premier League games this term and they were minutes away from a famous victory at PSG in midweek. The Red Devils may have strung some away wins together, but they’ve lost all four encounters with top-half teams this term and this looks set to be another defeat.

Jesus has been involved in seven goals across his six previous league starts against Wolves. He has scored six times across those six meetings and he both scored and assisted in this fixture last season. The forward has had a hand in four goals across his last three games for Arsenal, scoring twice.

Forest’s Morgan Gibbs-White is perhaps the standout pick for an anytime goal in the absence of the injured Taiwo Awoniyi after an excellent display in defeat to Brighton last time out. Gibbs-White has just one goal to his name in the league this term but is perhaps unlucky not to have a few more – as he averages 1.9 shots-per-game and will be on spot kick duties for Forest.

The Spanish giants can call on plenty of in-form attackers, including Rodrygo who has scored in four straight games for Los Blancos. He’s found the net six times in that run, so back him to net on Saturday.

Evanilson has scored eight goals in nine games since returning from a stint on the sidelines and Porto’s Brazilian forward looks the best bet for an anytime goal on Saturday.

Gordon has five Premier League goals to his name, with four of those coming at St James’ Park. The winger has scored in each of Newcastle’s last three home league games and he can continue that run against a United defence which has looked shaky this term.

Ian – The potential for a big third-round draw should result in strong starting lineups at Gresty Road and Crewe should come out on top. League Two leaders Stockport are the only fourth-tier club to beat Crewe at home this season and Bristol Rovers have only won one of their last six away from home.

Jamie – Barnet come into this FA Cup tie after four losses in a row and they have conceded 13 times in this run. Their luck is unlikely to change against a Newport side that beat League Two leaders Stockport in their last home game.

James – Plymouth’s home form powered them to the League One title last season and they have continued that success in the Championship. 16 of their 19 points have come at Home Park and they face a Stoke side that lost 4-2 at QPR on Tuesday.

Gareth – Cartagena sit bottom of the Segunda Division and, while they may have shown improvement lately, they should lose against a Sporting Gijon side challenging for the title. They have taken ten points from their last 15 available on the road and are unbeaten in eight overall.

Aaron – AC Milan returned to winning ways with a low-scoring win over Fiorentina last weekend and they should prove too strong for a Frosinone side who have lost their last four league trips. Under 2.5 goals has landed in each of AC Milan’s last five home league games and four of those featured just one goal.

Henry – Manchester United look a value punt this weekend against a Newcastle side that have been hit hard by injuries. The hosts faced 21 shots against PSG in midweek and Eddie Howe has few options to freshen up the squad.

The Spanish giants can call on plenty of in-form attackers, including Rodrygo who has scored in four straight games for Los Blancos. He’s found the net six times in that run, so back him to net on Saturday.

Evanilson has scored eight goals in nine games since returning from a stint on the sidelines and Porto’s Brazilian forward looks the best bet for an anytime goal on Saturday.

Gordon has five Premier League goals to his name, with four of those coming at St James’ Park. The winger has scored in each of Newcastle’s last three home league games and he can continue that run against a United defence which has looked shaky this term.

Milan haven’t scored more than two goals in any of their last eight home matches and it is unlikely they will cut loose this week.

Nice aren’t prolific scorers with just 14 goals scored in 13 games, the lowest total in the top six, but they don’t need to be either given how strong they are at the back. Nice have won three of their last four away games 1-0 and can claim yet another 1-0 victory at Nantes on Saturday.

Newcastle scored three times in a win at Old Trafford in November, which is one of four occasions across United’s last seven that they’ve conceded three times. With the Magpies averaging 2.57 goals per home game, back them to rip up a poor United defence in a 3-1 victory.

The hosts have lost three of their last four games despite scoring in each, while they’ve been beaten on four occasions at home. Each of those losses came against teams in the European spots, with each loss coming by exactly two goals. Sociedad can follow that up with a 3-1 win of their own, having conceded in their last three victories, two of which finished 3-1.

Frosinone have a miserable record on the road this season and they are yet to win away in the league in six attempts, and their last four away trips have all been lost.

Antwerp have scored 13 goals in their last three home games in the Belgian First Division A and play host to an OH Leuven side that have lost their last four matches. They have conceded 11 goals in these four games and eight of those came in their two trips away from home.

Nice are in fine form with six wins in their last eight games – keeping clean sheets in all of those fixtures. Les Aiglons look like genuine title challengers and should have far too much for a Nantes side who have picked up just one point from the last 12 available.

Newcastle have won six of their seven home Premier League games this term and they were minutes away from a famous victory at PSG in midweek. The Red Devils may have strung some away wins together, but they’ve lost all four encounters with top-half teams this term and this looks set to be another defeat.

Osasuna are winless in four games, with each of those four seeing both teams score. They meet a Real Sociedad side who have seen both teams score in three of their last four. The visitors have found the net in five straight trips, while Osasuna have scored in each of their last five league games.

Nice are in fine form with six wins in their last eight games – keeping clean sheets in all of those fixtures. Les Aiglons look like genuine title challengers and should have far too much for a Nantes side who have picked up just one point from the last 12 available.

Nice aren’t prolific scorers with just 14 goals scored in 13 games, the lowest total in the top six, but they don’t need to be either given how strong they are at the back. Nice have won three of their last four away games 1-0 and can claim yet another 1-0 victory at Nantes on Saturday.

Newcastle scored three times in a win at Old Trafford in November, which is one of four occasions across United’s last seven that they’ve conceded three times. With the Magpies averaging 2.57 goals per home game, back them to rip up a poor United defence in a 3-1 victory.

Bayern Munich pushed Man City the closest of any of their Champions League opponents last term and the German side have addressed the issues which cost them. Harry Kane adds a new dimension to their attack while in Kim Min-jae they’ve added an elite defender who can perform on the biggest stage. Man City’s summer business has at best left them standing still, so look to a Bayern side who have closed the gap.

Monday: Both teams to score has been a winning bet in each of Wolves’ last 10 across all competitions, while they have scored in 13 successive games themselves. Fulham have only failed to score in one of their last four across all competitions.

Tuesday: Accrington have gone eight games without a clean sheet and both teams have scored in five of those fixtures. There have been goals at both ends in six of Swindon’s last seven games and they have gone nine without a clean sheet. With both sides struggling defensively, expect both keepers to be beaten.

Wednesday: Both sides are in good scoring form as Real have hit eight goals across their last two home games and Napoli have only failed to score in one of their last 11, so both of these in-form frontlines should be able to do some damage.

Thursday: West Ham’s only away clean sheet this season has come at League One outfit Lincoln in the EFL Cup. TSC scored in the reverse fixture, a 3-1 defeat, and have only failed to score in one of their group games.

Friday: Notts County have gone six games without a clean sheet and Shrewsbury have conceded in their last eight fixtures. Both sides won 3-2 in the previous round and this has the potential to be an entertaining cup tie with goals at both ends.

Saturday: This fixtures sees the two worst defences in the Premier League meet, and with both sides looking vulnerable at the back we’re expecting both keepers to be beaten.

Sunday: Bayer have scored in all of their games this season and BVB have only drawn a domestic blank against Bayern Munich. Given how much quality these sides have going forward, goals at both ends should be expected.