Football betting tips

Sheffield United and Middlesbrough are clashing tomorrow, as we enter round 32 of the Championship season. The Wednesday night football will see goals by both teams.

Ajax welcome Real Madrid to the Johan Cruijff Arena tomorrow. The reigning holders are expected to win there.

Fenerbahce versus Zenit Petersburg. The Russians’ trip to Turkey may be quite challenging – the hosts are not expected to lose tomorrow.

Sunderland welcome Blackpool to the Stadium of Light on Tuesday. The hosts are not expected to upset their visitors more than once.

AS Roma versus FC Porto. The Italians have never beaten their Portuguese opponents. This record is expected to change tomorrow.

Valerenga (Norway) versus FK Rostov (Russia). Goals should be on the agenda tomorrow.

Racing Club are visiting River Plate on Monday and are expected to upset the hosts at least once.

Alaves and Levante are clashing tonight. No abundance of goals should be expected.

Hamburger SV take on SG Dynamo Dresden on Monday. The homeside’s win seems very likely.

Malaga versus Las Palmas. The hosts are expected to score at least once tomorrow.

Sassuolo versus Juventus. The hosts’ six-game losing streak against the ‘Old Lady’ is very unlikely to break tomorrow.

Celtic take on St. Johnstone on Sunday. The match will see two goals by the winning homeside.

Granada CF versus Deportivo de la Coruna. The homeside’s win seems more likely.

Pep Guardiola versus Maurizio Sarri. A huge clash awaits Chelsea in Manchester.

Montpellier versus Monaco. The homeside will look to improve their dreadful historical home record against ‘Les Monegasques’, but they will hardly succeed.

Atalanta take on SPAL. The league’s top scorers are expected to register a home win tomorrow.

Sampdoria host the struggling Frosinone outfit. Avoiding a hammering seems the best possible outcome for the guests.

Fulham take on Manchester United tomorrow. Solskjær’s side is expected to add another three points to their tally.

The fifth-placed Middlesbrough take on the second-placed Leeds United on Saturday. The promotion-chasing hosts will play their best to register a win in this high-stakes clash.

SC Freiburg versus VfL Wolfsburg. The Bundesliga’s third-best away team, the ‘Wolves’, are not expected to suffer a loss on Saturday.