This week will feature a midweek packed full of games from UEFA’s three competitions before another big weekend of domestic action. While bookies are cutting the prices of both their teams to capture the coupons, there are still some value prices left to support.
I have worked on this week’s fixtures to collect BTTS tips each day from Tuesday to Sunday. You can see the 33/1 tip below, which was selected with bet365. New bet365 customers can also take advantage of this great offer below!
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Tuesday – Borussia Dortmund vs. Celtic
Dortmund’s first Champions League achievement since losing the previous season’s final was a 3–0 win at Club Brugge. Although the scoreline was comfortable, the game was far from it. The Belgian team created enough chances to take something from the game.
Dortmund have conceded seven goals in two matches since that win, including a 2-0 defeat at home to Bochum on Friday. Nuri Sahin’s side came back to win the game, but their backline remains an issue.
Celtic have been brilliant in terms of goals this season, scoring 33 goals in nine matches. Support them to find the net in Germany.
Wednesday – Lille vs Real Madrid
Real Madrid must rely on their lack of defensive options after a tough derby encounter at the weekend. Despite Real losing each of their last four matches, Carlo Ancelotti has no option but to stick to the same backline.
Stuttgart caused all kinds of problems for Real in their Champions League opener at the Bernabeu with 1.9 expected goals. Lille have little hope of keeping the European champions quiet, but they could create openings at the other end.
The hosts have scored in each of their five home games this season – including Champions League ties with Slavia Prague and Fenerbahce.
Thursday – Porto vs Man United
Porto’s Europa League opener saw them lose 3-2 in Norway, but they should progress at home to Manchester United. The Red Devils were dreadful in a 3-0 home defeat to Tottenham and they could only manage a 1-1 draw against Twente last week.
Porto have scored at least twice in their last eight home matches and have scored 22 times this season. Some kind of fight is expected from United, but Eric ten Hag’s side seem unable to stop good attacking sides.
Friday – Marseille vs Angers
After Sunday’s 3-1 home defeat to Reims, both teams have scored in four consecutive games for Angers. He heads to Roberto De Zerbi’s Marseille, who have quickly adapted to his tactical approach.
OM have kept a clean sheet in their first six games under the Italian, but their performances have been spectacular going forward. Angers will not be afraid to venture into the spaces left behind by Marseille, so both teams come back to score.
Saturday – St Mirren vs Dundee United
These two mid-table teams in the Scottish Premiership have been struggling defensively recently. St Mirren are without a clean sheet in nine starts, while Dundee United have conceded six goals in their last three games.
The Tangerines have scored in five consecutive matches away from home, while both teams have scored in five of the Buddies’ last six matches.
Sunday – Chelsea vs. Nottingham Forest
Chelsea’s 4–2 win over Brighton included four excellent strikes from Cole Palmer and two ridiculous mistakes from goalkeeper Robert Sanchez. Even though the Blues’ fortunes are changing, their series of misses leaves them with a serious issue when it comes to goalkeeper signings.
Nottingham Forest have scored in six of their seven matches this season, including their three away games. They have scored in each of their four meetings with Chelsea since returning to the Premier League, so back both teams to score.
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