We’ve got another weekend of top football action before the international break comes along once again and we’ve also got a nice range of BTTS betting tips, featuring the best games from the Premier League. We’ve also thrown in a game apiece from both the Championship and La Liga, the latter in the form of the massive clash between Barcelona and Real Madrid. So if you fancy betting on both teams to score but want a few tips to help, have a read and get your bets on.
Saturday 21st March 2015
- Bournemouth v Middlesbrough (4/6 with Bet365) – Two of the leading sides in the Championship clash at the weekend and both managers will be more than eager to get the victory from this promotion six-pointer. Bournemouth are likely to have more of an attacking emphasis than Boro, but the visitors have enough skill and guile to get a goal and we fancy 2-1 to the home side will be the final result, so back both to score for a nice profit.
- Aston Villa v Swansea (Evens with Bet365) – Villa have finally rediscovered their scoring touch under new boss Tim Sherwood and that, along with the fact that three of the last four league meetings between these sides have seen both sides scoring, makes BTTS an attractive option at best odds of evens. Villa could have enough for victory but we can’t see them doing so without conceding, so get involved.
- Stoke v Crystal Palace (Evens with Betfred) – Palace are putting in some decent away form at the moment and with both teams scoring in seven of their last 10 matches in all competitions we predict the same here against a Stoke side who are pushing for a European place.
- Tottenham v Leicester (17/20 with Ladbrokes) – Bottom side Leicester have it all to do in the remaining games, but having scored when visiting Arsenal, Man City and Liverpool, we fancy they’ll have enough to get at least one goal against Spurs. Both to score therefore looks a top bet to us at evens.
Sunday 22nd March 2015
- Liverpool v Man United (3/4 with BetVictor) – With both sides having produced some strong attacking performances in recent weeks and both vying for a top four finish, we anticipate a lively affair with plenty of goalmouth action – and at least one goal for each side. In what is sure to be a feisty match, we wouldn’t be surprised to see a sending off or two and possibly a penalty, and we expect that chances will be plentiful with both to score looking nailed on.
- Hull v Chelsea (13/10 with BetVictor) – Hull might not have a great record against Chelsea, but with the Tigers fighting for their Premier League lives we think they will muster a goal in this one, albeit only a consolation as Chelsea march on to the title.
- Barcelona v Real Madrid (1/2 with Ladbrokes) – With so much attacking talent available to both managers, it would be a major shock if both teams didn’t find the net at least once here. Whether it’s Messi, Suarez and Neymar or Ronaldo and Bale who get the goals, we are very confident both teams will score at least one in this monster clash.