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Alright, let’s dive into this week’s Europa League matches with some quick thoughts on where the betting value might be. I’ve been digging into the fixtures, and a few stand out for potential punts.
First up, Tottenham vs. Eintracht Frankfurt. Spurs have been a bit of a rollercoaster this season, but at home, they tend to flex their attacking muscle. Frankfurt, though, are no pushovers—they’ve got a knack for finding the net on the road. Both teams have been leaky at the back lately, so I’m leaning towards both teams to score here. The odds for BTTS are looking decent, probably around 1.70, and it feels like a solid play given their recent form.
Then there’s Bodø/Glimt vs. Lazio. Bodø have been a nightmare for teams at home, especially on that artificial turf. They’ve won their last four Europa League games at Aspmyra, and Lazio, while dangerous, have been inconsistent away from Rome. I’d say a home win or draw double chance for Bodø could be worth a look—odds might be around 1.80 or so. If you’re feeling spicy, over 2.5 goals isn’t a bad shout either, as both sides can rack up chances.
Manchester United vs. Lyon is another one catching my eye. United are starting to find their feet under Amorim, but Lyon’s attack, led by Cherki, can cause problems. United’s defense still has wobbly moments, so I wouldn’t rule out Lyon nicking a goal. A draw or away win double chance could offer value, maybe at 2.00 or higher. If you prefer safer bets, over 1.5 goals feels like a lock.
One to avoid? Maybe Roma vs. Athletic Bilbao. Both teams are grinding out results, but their matches scream low-scoring cagey affairs. Under 2.5 goals might tempt some, but the odds aren’t exciting enough for me to bother.
Always check the lineups before locking anything in—Europa League rotations can mess with your head. Anyone else got thoughts on these games or other matches worth a punt this week?