Considering it’s Thursday and the end of the season is around the corner, today’s offer is more than good. There are midweek rounds in the Scandinavian leagues and Spain, and there are also playoff matches. The proposed odds were valid at the time of writing the suggestion.
Las Palmas – Betis – fr 2 @ 1.92 at Mozzartbet
Thanks to their results in April and May, Betis is in a high 6th place, the one that leads to the Europa League. In the previous five rounds, they have four wins and a draw in the city derby with Sevilla. It is a bit surprising that such a streak of good results came after four consecutive losses before the break in the championship. On Sunday, they defeated the bottom-placed Almeria at their Benito Villamarin with a score of 3-2 and now have one more point than Sociedad, who is 7th. It is not the same to play in the Europa League or the Conference League, so the “green-and-whites” will do everything to maintain their position in the remaining three rounds. Las Palmas is in a dreadful run of results, the team from the Canary Islands has lost the last eight matches, and they haven’t known a victory for 11 rounds. To make matters worse, they have scored only one goal in those eight consecutive losses. Fortunately for them, they had a good cushion and will stay in the league despite this terrible streak. The only bitter taste left is from such an end to their comeback season.
We suggest a Betis win (fr 2), for which the odds at the Mozzartbet bookmaker are 1.92.
Leeds – Norwich – Under 2.5 @ 2.08 at Mozzartbet
The question of who will reach the Championship playoff final remains open after the first 90 minutes in Norwich. It seems Leeds was closer to winning, but a draw is certainly the most realistic outcome after a tough match with almost no chances. The second leg is at Elland Road, and the Yorkshire team wants to return to the top tier immediately, even if it means doing so through the playoffs, as they couldn’t secure direct promotion. Leeds’ poor finish to the season, with only one win in their last five matches, cost them second place to Ipswich Town, a team that entered the Championship from League 1 last spring. It was clear that the Canaries couldn’t secure one of the top two spots, so they aimed for a playoff position. They finished sixth, three points ahead of Hull. They might have climbed at least one more step, but they didn’t win in their last three rounds, recording two draws and a loss in Birmingham in the final round. Leeds won both league matches, 3-2 in Norwich and 1-0 in Leeds. The first match at Carrow Road ended goalless, and we don’t expect many goals in the second leg either.
The stakes are too high. For under 2.5 goals, the odds are 2.08 at the Mozzartbet bookmaker.
Copenhagen – Midtjylland – gg&ov 2.5 @ 1.97 at Mozzartbet
With a series of victories in the playoffs, the current Danish champion has reached the top position three rounds before the end of the championship. Whether the title will remain at Parken remains to be seen, but the end of the championship is extremely exciting, and with 270 minutes to go, four teams still have a chance to claim the championship title. FC Copenhagen and Midtjylland each have 58 points, while Brondby and Nordsjælland had two points less before this round. On Sunday, the Lions avenged their loss to Brondby at Parken in the first part of the playoffs and, thanks to that victory, their fourth in a row, took the lead. Midtjylland, though playing somewhat weaker in the playoffs, secured two wins in their last two home games in Herning. This is already the fifth match between these two teams this season. Midtjylland won both league matches with an identical score of 2-2, while FC Copenhagen won narrowly in the cup. The most goals were scored in the first part of the playoffs in Herning, with the match ending in a 2-2 draw. Goals are an option again, even though the stakes are high.
For gg&ov 2.5 goals, the odds are 1.97 at the Mozzartbet bookmaker.
Lugano – Winterthur – fr 1 @ 1.57 at Mozzartbet
Lugano has done a lot this season but hasn’t concretely achieved anything yet. This team is still in the running for both trophies in Switzerland, although it is more realistic for them to win the Cup rather than the Super League. If they can’t finish first—they are 6 points behind Young Boys with three rounds to go—they aim to at least secure second place and play in the Champions League qualifiers. In the Cup final, they will face Servette, their main rival for the runner-up title. Last autumn, Lugano also played in the group stage of the Conference League but finished last in their group with 4 points.
Winterthur can’t be said to have been weak either. This team is playing its second season in the top tier and has immediately qualified for the playoffs, something Basel couldn’t manage. Until Sunday’s match against Zurich, they were in a great position for European qualification but suffered a home defeat. Currently, they are sixth in the table and can still reach fifth place and a spot in the Conference League. The question is how much of a priority that is for Winterthur. Here, we suggest a home win due to Lugano’s efforts to remain in second place.
The home win (fr 1) pays at odds of 1.57 at the Mozzartbet bookmaker.
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