Real Madrid, Borussia Dortmund and Arsenal are just a few of the teams who will be looking to progress from the group stages of the Champions League in the coming days. In the Europa League, meanwhile, Fiorentina and Legia Warsaw can ensure qualification with wins and there is a full compliment of fixtures in the Football League too.
With so many matches to choose from it can be difficult to pick the best matches for BTTS so we’ve narrowed it down for you with our latest batch of both teams to score betting tips.
Tuesday 4th November
- Juventus v Olympiacos (13/8 with Bet365) – Olympiacos won 1-0 in the last fixture and they will be hoping to keep that momentum going when they travel to Italy. Juventus are clear favourites to get the win, but Olympiacos are a dangerous team to write off and odds of 13/8 are very good to both to score in this one.
- Basel v Ludogorets Razgrad (19/20 with Ladbrokes) – Both teams are still in contention to qualify from the group, however they will both be looking to record a win on Tuesday before facing Liverpool and Real Madrid in their last two fixtures. Ludogorets had the beating of Basel in the last match and there could well be goals in this match.
- Malmo v Atletico Madrid (11/8 with Sky Bet) – Having won 5-0 against the Swedes in the last match, Atletico will have to guard against complacency when they travel to Malmo. Should they let it get the better of them, the home side, who have beaten Olympiacos in Sweden, are more than capable of troubling the Spaniards.
Wednesday 5th November 2014
- Sporting Lisbon v Schalke (4/6 with Betfred) – Schalke won 4-3 in a thrilling match between these two last time out and Sporting need a big performance if they are to keep their dreams of qualification alive, however a win for Schalke will go a long way to securing qualification from the group.
- Ajax v Barcelona (4/5 with Sky Bet) – Having managed a goal in the Nou Camp, Ajax will be confident of breaking down a Barcelona side who have been rocked by a defeat in El Clasico. The Catalans look likely to triumph, but they were beaten in Amsterdam in last season’s group stages and with players like Viktor Fischer amongst their ranks, the Dutch side have the guile to create chances against Barcelona.
- Manchester City v CSKA Moscow (Evens with Coral) – CSKA are a team that characteristically struggle against English opposition, however they will be buoyed from the two goal comeback in the last match against City. That result meant that City have now gone 10 Champions League matches without a clean sheet so expect goals at the Etihad.
Thursday 6th November 2014
- Astra Giurgiu v Celtic (7/10 with Ladbrokes) – The Scottish side made hard work of Astra Giurgiu in the clash at Celtic Park and many predicted a bigger winning margin than the 2-1 victory that the Bhoys achieved. Astra, despite losing all of their matches in the group have scored in all of them and they will be looking to continue their scoring run on Thursday.