Football Betting Tips

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.

Celta Vigo have been in good form lately winning their last three, and come up against an out of form Lillie side. With home advantage on their side the Spanish outfit can extend their winning streak to four games.

Ferencvaros remain unbeaten in the league phase with four wins from their six games. With home advantage, the Hungarian side can see off Panathinaikos but they ma concede in victory. Both teams have scored in each of the hosts’ last four games, while Panathinaikos have hit a respectable nine goals across their six games in this competition.

This is a dead-rubber for already eliminated Nice and they may field a weakened team, while a lack of motivation is also likely to be an issue. GA Eagles are still in the mix for a play-off spot and arrive in good form as they’re unbeaten in five. The Dutch outfit have wins over Aston Villa and Panathinaikos in the league phase and they can pull off another shock in the south of France.

Utrecht have just one point on the board after six rounds of fixtures, although admittedly they have had a particularly tough draw. The Dutch side are in poor form in general with three consecutive losses, and Genk can take advantage as they target the top eight. Genk have won at Rangers and Braga already in the league phase and they can boost their automatic last 16 chances with victory in the Netherlands.

Puntarenas have just one point to show from their opening two games but they can get a first win on the board at San Carlos. The visitors finished eight points above their hosts last season and they were a little unfortunate to only draw when they last visited this venue in December.

Bologna have seen both teams score in five of their last six starts, while the Italian side are without a clean sheet across their last 14 fixtures. The Rossoblu have conceded in five of their six Europa League games, while Celtic have generated 7.5 xG across their last four European matches, with eight goals being shared across O’Neill’s two games in charge in this competition.

Porto are on a nine-game winning run across all competitions and they can end Plzen’s unbeaten record in the league phase. The hosts had to cling on for a goalless draw against Panathinaikos in their last European game and Porto have enough quality in attack to grind out a win in the Czech Republic.

Fenerbahce have lost just one of their six league phase games and have seven points from three home games. The Turkish side can at least avoid defeat against Villa, who have failed to score in two of their last three matches.

Malmo have looked out of their depth in this competition with just one point to show from six games, conceding 12 goals and scoring just three themselves in the process. Red Star have won their last three European games against a higher standard of opponent and can claim the spoils in Sweden.

Bologna have seen both teams score in five of their last six starts, while the Italian side are without a clean sheet across their last 14 fixtures. The Rossoblu have conceded in five of their six Europa League games, while Celtic have generated 7.5 xG across their last four European matches, with eight goals being shared across O’Neill’s two games in charge in this competition.

Feyenoord have gone 15 games without keeping a clean sheet but they have only failed to score themselves in two of those games. Sturm Graz have also struggled for shut-outs with just one in their last eight competitive games, but they have scored themselves in seven of those fixtures. This is also a must-win game for both sides so an early goal could open this clash up.

Ferencvaros have scored 11 goals across their six Europa League games and both teams have scored in each of their last four European outings. Panathinaikos have hit a respectable nine goals across their six games in this competition, so both of these attacks look capable of finding a way through.

Both teams posses plenty of attacking talent and have no shortage of goals. It’s likely this game will end with both teams scoring. Roma have scored eight goals in their last five games, while Stuttgart have scored in each of their eight away matches.

Visiting forward Milan Smit has three goals to his name in the league phase and heads to Nice after scoring in back-to-back domestic fixtures. The 22-year-old can add to his tally for GA Eagles on Thursday.

Petar Stanic has starred for Ludogorets in this competition and is the Europa League’s top scorer with six goals. The Serbian has either scored or assisted, or both, in four of his side’s six games and he can get on the scoresheet at Ibrox.

Five of Braga’s six Europa League games have gone under 2.5 goals and Nottingham Forest have hardly been prolific as of late so this could be another low-scoring affair. Nottingham Forest have drawn back-to-back games and could have to settle for another in this game, a 1-1 draw is the correct score selection in this clash.

Rangers have endured a miserable European campaign but they’ve hit some form domestically with six straight wins and can make it seven in a row against Ludogorets. Both teams have scored in seven of Ludogrets’ last eight European games and a repeat of that could be on the cards in this one, we fancy a 2-1 win for the hosts.

Ferencvaros remain unbeaten in the league phase with four wins from their six games. With home advantage, the Hungarian side can see off Panathinaikos but they ma concede in victory. Both teams have scored in each of the hosts’ last four games, while Panathinaikos have hit a respectable nine goals across their six games in this competition.

Promotion hopefuls Lincoln are on a nine-game unbeaten run and they should have too much for relegation-threatened Burton. The Imps have struggled for clean sheets of late, however, as they have conceded in seven of their last eight games. Burton have found a bit of form in front of goal of late and they can strike in defeat.

Roma have won six of their last eight home games and can make the most of home advantage, but Stuttgart carry enough attacking threat to get on the scoresheet as they have scored in each of their eight away matches.

Celta Vigo have been in good form lately winning their last three, and come up against an out of form Lillie side. With home advantage on their side the Spanish outfit can extend their winning streak to four games.

Seven of Ludogorets’ eight Europa League games, including qualifying, have gone over 2.5 goals and this could be another entertaining affair. Rangers are a team on the up after winning six on the bounce and they will be desperate to get a first European success, take the overs.

Only a win will do for Salzburg if they are to stand any chance of progressing beyond the league phase but they could come unstuck against Basel. The visitors are also in desperate need of points and they arrive in form with just one defeat in their last eight competitive games. Salzburg have lost five of their six league phase games and Basel look well placed to leave with maximum points.

Both teams posses plenty of attacking talent and have no shortage of goals. It’s likely this game will end with both teams scoring. Roma have scored eight goals in their last five games, while Stuttgart have scored in each of their eight away matches.

Only a win will do for Salzburg if they are to stand any chance of progressing beyond the league phase but they could come unstuck against Basel. The visitors are also in desperate need of points and they arrive in form with just one defeat in their last eight competitive games. Salzburg have lost five of their six league phase games and Basel look well placed to leave with maximum points.

Five of Braga’s six Europa League games have gone under 2.5 goals and Nottingham Forest have hardly been prolific as of late so this could be another low-scoring affair. Take the unders in this European clash.

Burton have hit a bit of form in front of goal with eight goals scored across their last two games, while over 2.5 goals has landed in each of their last three games, Lincoln have seen at least three goals scored in six of their last eight games – seven of which have seen both teams score – so these sides can combine for at least three goals in total.

Seven of Ludogorets’ eight Europa League games, including qualifying, have gone over 2.5 goals and this could be another entertaining affair. Rangers are a team on the up after winning six on the bounce and they will be desperate to get a first European success, take the overs.

Goal difference alone separates these two sides heading into the final two weeks of League Phase action, and there could be little to separate Copenhagen and Napoli at the Parken Stadium on Tuesday.I Partenopei are yet to claim a point on their travels in the Champions League and have won just one of their last four ties, while the Danes have only lost one of their three home games in this competition, including a high-scoring draw with Bayer Leverkusen in September.

Bayern Munich put yet another defence to the sword when they demolished RB Leipzig 5-1 on Saturday, and they will have Union Saint-Gilloise quaking in their boots as they visit the Allianz Arena.Die Bayern have scored four or more goals in four of their last five games and have scored 22 goals across their last five at home. Union Saint-Gilloise have lost four of their six Champions League ties, including 4-0 thrashings at the hands of Newcastle and Inter Milan.

Lyon are top of the standings in the Europa League league phase, and they can consolidate top spot when they visit Switzerland on Thursday.Les Gones have won five of their six Europa League fixtures, and they head into matchday seven of the competition off the back of a fantastic run of form over the winter period. They have wonseven of their last eight, and hosts Young Boys have lost their last three assignments, conceding 12 goals in the process.

After a round of midweek fixtures, Derby and West Brom will lock horns at Pride Park on Friday evening, and it is the Rams backed to take all three points to close the gap on the Championship play-off positions.John Eustace’s side have taken five points from their last five home games and, while they are far from the best home side in the second tier, their visitors have lost their last ten league away games and four of their last five trips to this ground.

Despite a dreadful run of form which has seen them win just one of their last eight games, Tottenham are odds-on favourites for their trip to Turf Moor, and they look worth opposing after last weekend’s shambles.Thomas Frank’s side were beaten on their own patch by the dire West Ham and, despite their lowly position in the table, Burnley have taken points from Liverpool and Manchester City in their last two games. It remains to be seen whether Thomas Frank will still be in charge on Saturday but, if he is, the Clarets could put the final nail in his coffin.

AZ Alkmaar’s 18 Eredivisie games have produced a massive 64 goals, and there could be a fair few added to that tally when they visit the BUKO Stadion on Sunday.Telstar have scored 17 and conceded 20 in their last nine home games, with seven of those going over 3.5 goals, while four or more goals have been scored in five of AZ’s last six domestic fixtures.