Football Tips
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We have several in-house die-hard football fans who bet on football religiously and we couple them with Twitter Tipsters who love to have a bet both in the midweek and weekend.
Our tips are a variety of single game bets, Bet Builders, Accas and a variety of Prop Bets, so however you like to bet on Football, we should have you covered.
- The Black Cats are unbeaten since the 19th February and dispatched an excellent Sheffield Wednesday in professional style.
- Wycombe literally held on by the skin of their fingers at Stadium:MK in the 2nd leg - registering just two shots to Milton Keynes 29 and 0 shots on target to six. The Chairboys had just 32% of the possession.
- If Sunderland can get an early goal here, then I predict a fairly comfortable afternoon for them at Wembley.
- The Black Cats are unbeaten since the 19th February
- Nathan Broadhead has notched five goals in his last seven appearances and should start here.
- Jacobson commits fouls often and has picked up 13 yellow cards this season - the joint most in the league. He has four in his last four, including both playoff semi finals.
- Rangers come into this in great domestic form, unbeaten in six and beat their opponents 3-1 last time out. Hearts meanwhile, have lost their last three games straight.
- Both clubs rank in the top half of the Scottish Premiership for BTTS and although Rangers are on a great domestic unbeaten run, they are conceding goals - they've failed to keep a clean sheet in six of their last eight matches in the league - including last week against Hearts. Hearts have had BTTS land in six of their last seven games.
- The 25-year-old Zambian has nine goals from 30 appearances (13 starts) this year. However in his last six games, he leads the club for shots (16) and shots on target (6) and has cleared this line twice in his last three starts.
- With little riding on this fixture for either side, the goals may flow here. This has traditionally been the case on the final day of the EPL season as an average of three goals per game was scored last campaign with more than half of the ten matches seeing overs click.
- The hosts have failed to score in either of their last two games but have shipped five in the process. Prior to that, BTTS landed in each of their four fixtures against Leeds, West Ham, Manchester United and Chelsea.
- In his five seasons as a Blue, he has scored 40 goals with his seasonal tallies increasing each campaign
- Prior to his injury in August, he scored three goals in as many games, racking up eleven shots in the process. He has also found the net in each of Everton’s last two fixtures, one of which being the winner vs Palace on Thursday.
- The fact that six players scored braces in five of the ten final day fixtures last campaign holds some significance as it depicts the blasé atmosphere, low stakes and lack of pressure synonymous with this round of fixtures.
- I have already alluded to Arsenal’s recent defensive struggles. It is also worth pointing out DCL has scored two goals or more on nine separate occasions for Everton.
- This is a feat he managed twice last season and could provide some low risk, high reward interest if he does get a couple of early goals.
- Six shots in his last three games
- Spurs expected to dominate and rack up the attempts
- Prior to last weekend's game against Burnley, Son had scored seven goals from his last eight shots on target
- One behind Mo Salah in the race for the golden boot and will be shooting at every opportunity
- Four goals in last four matches
- Leicester still have all to play for as they chase a top-8 finish, while Southampton can't finish higher than 15th.
- Leicester have enjoyed comprehensive recent wins at home to Norwich (3-0) and away at Watford (1-5), followed by a mid-week 1-1 draw at Chelsea.
- Southampton have 1 win in 11 matches, and haven't won away since February.
- The Saints have won just 3 games on the road this season.
- Leicester have taken 7 points from their last 3 games.
- Southampton have 1 win from their last 11.
- In-form James Maddison has scored in each of his last 3 games.
- Maddison has accumulated 16 shots in his last 6 starts, 8 of which have been on target.
- Southampton allowed their last two opponents a combined 42 shots.
- Mount has 11 league goals this season
- 10 of those have come against sides in the bottom half
- He has scored in both games against Norwich and Leeds this season and in the reverse fixture against Watford
- 8 assists in 21 league starts this season including against Leicester on Thursday.
- Generous price
- Most xA per 90 mins of any Chelsea player (10+ apps)
- Eight shots on target in his last six starts
- This bet has landed in five of his last six
- Odds-against looks a good price
- Has registered at least one shot in every home game he has started for Burnley this season
- Recorded a shot on target in four of his last six at Turf Moor
- Ronaldo has scored 9 goals in his last 7 games including 2 hat-tricks.
- Over that same period, Ronaldo has accumulated 31 shots, 15 of which have been on target.
- Only Mo Salah (21) and Heung-min Son (20) have more Premier League goals than Ronaldo (18).
- Ronaldo has scored 9 goals in his last 7 games.
- Zaha has given away the third most fouls of any Palace player (36) and has received 6 yellows and a red for club and country.
- Crystal Palace are unbeaten in 7 matches on their own patch, which includes a draw with Man City.
- Man Utd haven’t won on the road since February and have lost their last 5 away games on the spin; conceding 16 goals.
- Klopp’s second team had 24 shots against Southampton, and they have a huge number of shots when they play in front of their home fans
- At Anfield, Liverpool opponents are averaging 9.8 goal kicks per game in their last 10 matches
- Other two selections carried over
- Wolves had 7 offsides when these teams met earlier in the season
- Liverpool opponents are averaging 3.3 offsides per game in their last 10 matches
- Brentford have registered an average of 15.3 shots per game since Eriksen's arrival, clearing this 13.5 line eight times
- The last eight games for Leeds has also seen them conceded over 13.5 shots on seven occasions
- Leeds have had red cards against Arsenal and Chelsea in recent weeks
- Paul Tierney takes the whistle for this game and has given three red cards in his last eight matches
Football Accumulator Tips
We scour the stats and odds every day to bring you the best accumulator tips.
- Boston lead the league in BTTS rank with 28 of their 42 games (67%) this season seeing both sides score. York haven't been as prolific in this metric but have scored in their last seven straight games so should get on the scoresheet here.
- Both clubs rank in the top half of the Scottish Premiership for BTTS and although Rangers are on a great domestic unbeaten run, they are conceding goals - they've failed to keep a clean sheet in six of their last eight matches in the league - including last week against Hearts. Hearts have had BTTS land in six of their last seven games.
- Both sides rank highly for BTTS - Lazio 6th in the league at 62% and Verona 2nd with a colossal 76%.
- Both sides rank relatively highly for BTTS with 65% and 59% respectively and recent form definitely screams goals. Freiburg have seen a combined 34 goals scored in their last seven league matches. Leipzig have scored in their last seven games.
- Gers will need to pick themselves up and dust their selves down after a brutal loss in midweek. However, they come into this in great domestic form, unbeaten in six and beat their opponents 3-1 last time out. Hearts have lost their last three games straight. I'm taking Rangers to win a high scoring game.
- The Black Cats are unbeaten since the 19th February and dispatched an excellent Sheffield Wednesday in professional style. Wycombe literally held on by the skin of their fingers at Stadium:MK in the 2nd leg - registering just two shots to Milton Keynes 29 and 0 shots on target to six. I foresee Sunderland winning this one in regulation time.
- Bordeaux are in awful form and have won just one game since the 23rd January! They have shipped 89 goals this season, 13 more than 19th placed Saint-Etienne. Brest have been fairly inconsistent, winning three and losing three of this last six but should have enough here to dispatch sorry Bordeaux.
- Both sides are in very good form, Monaco have won their last nine straight games, scoring 21 goals in the process. Lens are unbeaten in their last seven in Ligue 1. I'm taking the away side to win here and clinch a well deserved spot at the top of the table of Europe's premium club competition.
- Christian Eriksen has recorded at least one shot on target in seven of his last eight matches
- Joao Cancelo has registered 23 shots on target this season and has let off 29 more shots than any other defender in the league
- Five of James Tarkowski's six shots on target have come at home this season
- Same bet only 9/1 with William Hill
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You'll now receive our expert tips and predictions from next season.
Football Betting Tips FAQ's
We've compiled a list of questions that should help you understand the types of football tips featured on BettingOdds.com.
What types of football tips do you produce?
We don't like to restrict ourselves to particular types of bet when football tipping, but there are three specific types of tip we love to give our users:
- Shots on target tips - predicting a particular player to have one or more shots on target in the match.
- To be shown a card tips - predicting a particular player to be shown a card in the match.
- Anytime goal scorer tips - predicting a particular player to score a goal at any point in the match.
We'll also put up multi tips and bet builder's using the expertise we have on these particular bet type.
What odds are your football tips?
We aim to give our users a choice of odds when putting up a tip, so our football predictions will range in price from:
- Short odds up to 4/1
- Medium priced odds up to 12/1
- Longer prices up to over 100/1!
All of our football predictions are well studied and we publish the reasons why we're predicting the outcome.
What counts as a shot on target with the bookmakers?
It depends on what feed that bookmaker takes their football content from. Opta is very popular with the bookmakers and they define a shot on target as:
- any shot that goes into the net regardless of whether it was meant as a shot or not - e.g. a cross that goes in.
- any shot at goal that is saved by the goalkeeper which was definitely going in.
- a block by a player if they are the last line of defence and the keeper has no chance of saving.
Shots can be classified as with your foot or head. It's worth noting that sometimes there is a grey area as to whether a shot on target has been counted so it's worth keeping an eye on social media, especially @BettingOddsUK if it's a featured football tip on our site as we'll be watching the game like a hawk looking for the win!
Who has the most yellow cards this season?
There are two types of main card betting. Overs/Unders on the team cards points betting, which means that you're betting that there will be either more or less (sometimes the same) booking points in that game than the bookmakers 'line'. Depending on the ref or teams involved this can be anything up from 30 booking points to 60 booking points. Standard 10 points for a yellow card or 25 for a red.
Our own player to be shown a card tip typically focuses on the individual player and we'll look at their stats for the season, the opponent and the referee when making out selection.
Here's a list of the highest offenders when it comes to yellow cards in the Premier League this season:
- 5 - Emmanuel Dennis (Watford)
- 5 - Oliver Skipp (Tottenham Hotspur)
- 4 - Cristian Romero (Tottenham Hotspur)
- 4 - Mohamed Salisu (Southampton)
- 4 - Matt Ritchie (Newcastle United)
- 4 - Jamaal Lascelles (Newcastle United)
- 4 - Paul Pogba (Manchester United)
- 4 - Luke Shaw (Manchester United)
- 4 - Fred (Manchester United)
Which ref gives the most cards?
We like to pick out Cards Betting as one of our regular football tipping features and we look at the referee stats to help us arrive at our tip. We've highlighted the top five referees in terms of yellow cards per game:
- Jarred Gillett - 6.00 p/g
- Peter Bankes - 5.80 p/g
- Kevin Friend - 5.75
- Darren England - 5.25 p/g
- David Coote - 5.17 p/g
The most lenient ref in the Premier League this season from refs who have officiated in 5 or more games is Jonathan Moss who is averaging 1.86 yellow cards from 7 appearances.
What happens if my selection Anytime Scorer bet doesn't play in the match?
If your player doesn't take part in the match your bet will be voided by the online bookmaker and you'll get your stake returned. If your player comes on as a substitute and doesn't score your bet will be a loser, just as it will be if your player gets substituted having not scored. Whilst we aim to get our anytime scorer tip up as early as possible before a match, you may be best waiting until team news before placing your bet to check whether our selection is playing or not.
What is a bet builder tip?
A bet builder is a type of multiple bet where the bookmaker allows you to pick from markets on the same event and put them all together combining their odds. Most of the bookies featured on BettingOdds.com have a 'bet builder' type bet available for punters, although they may be called something different on their site. We've compiled a glossary to help you find your way around their sites:
- Bet365 - Bet Builder
- Paddy Power - Same Game Multi
- William Hill - #YourOdds
- Bet Victor - Bet Builder
- Betfair - Same Game Multi
What is the probability percentage?
At BettingOdds.com we're proud to be home of the Probability Percentage rating given to every odds on the site. This rating shows you exactly what percentage chance the bookmakers' give that selection of winning, simplifying how we present the odds and giving you a bit more understanding as to what they actually. mean. We also show the odds in traditional Fractional or Decimal form.
Where else can I get football predictions?
Whilst we have our daily football tipping on this page, we also do match previews for all of the big games and via our social media channels on Twitter @BettingOddsUK and YouTube.
