Tadley Football Tips

Metaloglobus București had just a 1-0 loss to Rapid București last time, but that was just their second away game that has gone under. I think they will get back to their usual ways in this one. Cluj have had seven of their 11 home games go over, and it wouldn't be a surprise if they covered this line by themselves.

Away from home, Trabzonspor have the best overs record with 6 of 9 going over and an average of 3.6 goals per game. In home games, Antalyaspor have an almost perfect record with 8 of 9 going over and an average of 3.8 goals per game. Therefore, 1.9 over looks the pick.

Cologne are a strong BTTS side, especially at home, where 89% of their games have ended that way. Wolfsburg are the best BTTS side in the league, with 14 of their 19 games ending with both teams scoring. Yes, looks the best option.

Wrexham aren't as strong on the road as at home. However, they have won their last three away games, scoring seven goals in the process. They face a threadbare Wednesday squad who simply aren't of Championship standard. This should be four away wins on the spin for Wrexham.

Başakşehir are in fine form, winning their last four coming into this, so I like them to score first. In terms of first scorer, Shomurodov looks the most likely. Although Selke is the main striker, Shomurodov has dwarfed his tally with 13 this season. Not only does this make him Başakşehir's top scorer but also the league's top scorer.

Prior to their 1-1 last time away to Clyde, Forfar went 5 consecutive away games with the totals going over 2.5, with an average of 4 goals per game. I expect this one to go over against East Kilbride. East Kilbride were challenging for the title, but a 6-0 thrashing by Spartans last time seems to have scuppered that. They are the highest scorers at home in the league, but they aren't in good form defensively, so I see goals in this one.

Spartans look the likely championship winners after thrashing nearest rivals East Kilbride 6-0 away last time. They are clearly the strongest side in the league and look capable of at least getting a draw.

When the game between these two was played earlier in the season, Spartans won 3-2, and a similar result wouldn't surprise. Spartans are in fine form after beating nearest rivals East Kilbride 6-0 away last time. They are a free-scoring side who look capable of breaching this line by themselves.

Annan are a great BTTS side at home, with every game except a surprise 6-0 thrashing by Clyde earlier in the season ending with both scoring. All of Clyde's away games, except that one and one more, have resulted in both teams scoring, so I don't see a repeat of that earlier result.

St Mirren home games don't contain many goals, with only 2 going over 2.5 and an average of 1.5 goals per game. Dundee have tightened up their defence. They did lose 3-0 to Rangers last time, but they went in at the break 0-0. Prior to that, 4 of their last 5 ended in either a 1-0 win or loss.

I've no worries about Motherwell scoring as Livingston haven't kept a clean sheet at home all season. Motherwell have had three 0-0s on the road, but 64% of their away games have resulted in both teams scoring. As 10 of Livingston's 11 home games have ended with both teams scoring, 'Yes' looks the option.

Solihull home games are a good source for overs, with 10 of the 15 going over and an average of 3.8 goals per game. York have plenty of high-scoring games, scoring an impressive 74 times this season. Twenty-one of their games have gone over 2.5, the best in the league.

York are unbeaten away, winning 9 and drawing 4. They average over 2 goals per away game and have won their last 5, scoring 14 goals. They look capable of winning this. Solihull can be a free-scoring side at home, averaging over 2 goals per game. I think they can score, but it might not be enough to get anything out of this.

Carlisle were beaten at home 3-0 by York last time, which followed on from a 5-0 thrashing by York earlier in the season. Altrincham are a big step down from York, though, so Carlisle should get back to winning ways. Every time Carlisle have lost at home they have responded with a win, and I expect the same as Altrincham struggle away with just 9 points all season.

Barrow's last seven away games have all gone over 2.5 goals, and they have a good chance to extend that run against the best overs side. Swindon's 17 overs from 27 games makes over 2.5 the likely outcome.

Notts County have scored in all but two away games this season, but they don't keep many clean sheets, with 62% ending with both scoring. Fleetwood at home have a near-perfect BTTS home record, with 12 of 13 ending with both scoring. Yes, looks the bet.

Birmingham are a strong home side that have been scoring for fun. However, this contrasts strikingly with their away form, where they have struggled badly and scored just 11. Oxford have picked up under new manager Matt Bloomfield with a win and two draws. They lack a cutting edge up front but looked more impressive last time against Leicester, so I think they do enough to win this.

Coventry's recent away form has been disappointing, with no wins in six. Five of those games resulted in both teams scoring, and I can see that happening in this one. Most QPR home games end with both teams scoring, with 11 of the 14 ending that way. So yes, looks like that option.

I'm surprised that Exeter are odds against considering the form of each side. Exeter have won their last four home games, scoring eight and conceding none. Rotherham are winless in 11, losing seven. This looks very winnable for in-form Exeter.

Surely there will be goals on either side in this one by the two best BTTS sides in the league. Dumbarton's games have ended with both teams scoring 85% of the time, and Edinburgh City are even better running at 90%.

Portsmouth have done OK at home of late, with 2 wins and 2 draws from their last 4. West Brom haven't really kicked on under new manager Eric Ramsay, with just one point from their three games. They now have just one clean sheet from their last 16 games, so I think Portsmouth edge this.

I like Hull with a start in this one, as they are in great form, winning 7 of their last 9. Blackburn aren't a strong side and have just one win from their last 13. Even a draw for Hull yields a half profit.

Hamburg are 50/50 overs and unders, but this game definitely looks like an over. Bayern are the masters at overs, with all 19 games going over, with an average of 4.6 goals per game.

Rennes lost to Lorient last time and before that could only draw with Le Havre. However, they dominated Le Havre and had an expected goals (xG) of 1.76 against Lorient with 22 shots but somehow failed to score. I think they are a better side than those results suggest. Monaco raised their game recently to beat PSG, but apart from that they have been poor of late. In the last eight games, other than the PSG one, they drew one and lost seven. I like Rennes; even a draw would win on the Asian.

The last two meetings between the pair ended 3-2 to PSV, and I'm expecting goals again in this one. Nine of PSV's home games have gone over 2.5, with a high average of 4.9 goals per game. Thirteen of Feyenoord's 19 games have gone over, with an average of 3.9, so I like the over.

Asteras don't score many away from home, with just 3 from their 9 games. Levadiakos are unbeaten in 6, winning 4 of them. They are averaging 3 goals per away game, so should be able to outscore Asteras.

Karviná are the best side in the league for overs, with only 4 of their 19 going under. Six of Plzeň's nine away games have gone over, with an average of 3.4 goals per game. So I like the over.

Auxerre are winless on the road with just 2 points and 4 goals to show for their efforts. Toulouse are in their best form of the season with 4 wins from 5. In this kind of form they should be too strong for struggling Auxerre.