The bet that stands out at the prices is ‘Derby to Win & Under 5.5 Goals’. As touched on above, Derby haven’t been amazing going forward as a collective, but with the likes of Holmes and Wilson in their side, they’ve got numerous difference-makers in the final third. The same cannot be said for Millwall. If we consider this individual quality in conjunction with the fact that the Rams come into this match off the back of two encouraging home performances, both of which saw them better their opponents in terms of expected goals, then it’s easy to back Lampard’s men to tame the Lions.

Even in the Champions League, both Atletico Madrid and Juventus saw 3 or more goals in half of their group games. When it comes to the knockout stages things get a little tighter, but Diego Simeone’s side have been involved in high scoring games in 5 of their last 11 knockout stage matches and Juventus have in 7 of their last 11, including each of their last 6 matches.
This makes these odds for Over 0.5 Goals look incredibly good value, despite the defensive outlook that they seem to possess. We’re backing that, along with a tight 2-1 win for an Atletico Madrid side who won all 3 of their home games in the group stages.
We’re also backing Antoine Griezmann to find the net for the hosts. The French striker has netted 8 goals in Atletico Madrid’s last 8 Champions League home games, failing to find the net in just 1 of these matches. All 4 of his European goals this season have come at the Wanda Metropolitano, so he looks a great choice for our anytime goalscorer predictions.

Tuesday’s hosts haven’t been getting the desired results of late, but some of their attacking efforts suggest that it won’t be long before they’re back in the winner’s enclosure. Last time out at home, they were unlucky not to beat a very strong Doncaster side, as they recorded an impressive 2.88 expected goals for and conceded just 0.88 at the other end. What’s more, Jackett’s men have considerably outperformed their opponents in terms of expected goals in each of their last ten at home, while they’re now averaging an expected goal difference of +1.17 on home soil.
While Portsmouth have looked a very dangerous outfit at Fratton Park, Bristol Rovers have struggled to get going offensively on their travels. Tuesday’s visitors have scored in four of their last five on the road, but they’ve failed to find the net in a rather chunky 40% of their travelling matches during the current campaign, while they’re averaging just 0.99 expected goals for. Such a poor figure doesn’t bode well ahead of this match.
Furthermore, the visitors have struggled massively away against the top sides, as they’ve lost each of their four away games against teams currently inside the top six. They conceded seven goals in those four matches, scored just two in reply and were easily bettered in terms of expected goals on each occasion.we think over 0.5 goals wil be seen in this game.

This is another game that doesn’t exactly look likely to produce much goalmouth action. Huesca will be wary of the pace of Inaki Williams so are unlikely to push too far up the pitch. Having gone almost 300 minutes without conceding, they will back themselves to limit Athletic to few chances but they do remain a bit short on quality in the final third.
Heading into match-day 24, only Real Valladolid have scored fewer league goals than these two clubs, who both average exactly one per game. Both Huesca and Athletic have made coaching changes this term that have effectively seen them change to a more defensive approach and overall backing Under 3.5 Goals is good here, with Athletic Bilbao league games averaging just 1.55 goals per game under Garitano.
Backing the under 3.5 goals is safe tonight.

We’re backing Benfica to go one better this time around, though the Eagles are unlikely to claim a clean sheet on their way to securing 3 points. Benfica have only kept their opponents out once in their last 6 attempts, and Aves have scored in 8 of their 11 league matches at home this term.
With those statistics considered, we think the Benfica & both teams to score combination looks fantastic value for Monday’s game. The Eagles have really sharpened their attacking talons in recent weeks however, and we think their blistering forward play will be on show again at the Estádio do CD Aves.
The last time Benfica visited that venue in the league, they ran out 3-1 winners, and we’re tipping Monday’s game with under 5.5 goals to be seen tin this game.

Roma have won five of their last six home games, which they’ll be hoping to add to. They’ve found a balance in recent weeks, fully going with their attacking style. While Roma have had their defensive issues, they’ve got enough going forward to compensate. Now that they’ve found that balance, the Giallorossi are climbing up the standings.
That approach has also led to some high scoring games at the Stadio Olimpico. Roma have seen over 2.5 goals in 82% of their home matches, and we see this game going the same way. Six of the last seven games here have seen over 2.5 goals, while Roma’s last 14 home wins in all competitions have seen at least three goals scored. With the hosts heavy favourites for the win, we’ve picked out over 0.5 goals as our tip.

Chelsea may have managed to get back to winning ways in midweek when they faced Malmo in the first leg of their Europa League tie, but Maurizio Sarri and his men will still be reeling off the back of their horror show last weekend.
They were demolished 6-0 by a rampant Manchester City side, following on from their 4-0 defeat against Bournemouth in their last away game and making it 12 goals conceded without reply on the road.
Back at Stamford Bridge they will be hoping for a better outcome, but even there they have faltered at times this season. They dropped 2 points against Southampton in their first outing of 2019 and lost to Leicester just before Christmas, and now they’re facing an in form Manchester United side who have some big scalps under their belt since Ole Gunnar Solskjaer took charge.
The Norwegian interim manager did suffer a setback in midweek though, losing 2-0 at home to PSG to leave their Champions League hopes dangling by a thread. Overturning this deficit at the Parc des Princes won’t be an easy task, but they will at least hope to bounce back on Monday night.Therefor toninght we will see under 5.5 goals.




 

• Alaves have lost 58% of their away games in La Liga this term. That’s really poor for a top six side and they are unlikely to maintain that position as the season draws to a close. Overall backing Real Betis to Win looks like the way to go here.
• Backing under 4.5 goals  for this game is safe . The Betis man has been on penalty duty and has scored in 4 different games since the turn of the year. He is having arguably the best season of his career and is likely to be a major threat again here for the hosts.good luck

 

• Alaves have lost 58% of their away games in La Liga this term. That’s really poor for a top six side and they are unlikely to maintain that position as the season draws to a close. Overall backing Real Betis to Win looks like the way to go here.
• Backing under 4.5 goals  for this game is safe . The Betis man has been on penalty duty and has scored in 4 different games since the turn of the year. He is having arguably the best season of his career and is likely to be a major threat again here for the hosts.good luck

 

• Alaves have lost 58% of their away games in La Liga this term. That’s really poor for a top six side and they are unlikely to maintain that position as the season draws to a close. Overall backing Real Betis to Win looks like the way to go here.
• Backing under 4.5 goals  for this game is safe . The Betis man has been on penalty duty and has scored in 4 different games since the turn of the year. He is having arguably the best season of his career and is likely to be a major threat again here for the hosts.good luck

 

• In the betting,bayer to win or draw catches the eye. Leverkusen, who’ve seen at least four goals be scored in six of their last ten at home, are no strangers to high scoring games at this venue, while they’ve offered both lots going forward and not so much at the back of late. Add in the fact that Dusseldorf are very weak at the back but are also no strangers to finding the net on the road and it becomes easy to make a case for a goal-filled encounter where both teams find the net.

 

Lille has scored atleast two goals in the six of their last seven league games and after  Montpellier conceded twice to Monaco last week ,that seems like another reasonable bet there. I'm confident over 0.5 goals will be seen in today's game.

Overall backing a rejuvenated Valencia to win appeals with some genuine competition for places now in marcellino's side.The likes of Goncalo guedes and Geoffrey kondogbia are fit again and if they can rediscover the form of the last season,it could be a very good end to the campaign for Los che.let win with over 0.5 goals in the game.