Betting Tips for Today

Manchester City enter this match in exceptional form, supported by a run of six victories and dominant results in both the Premier League and domestic cups. Their performance at the Etihad has been outstanding for a long period, evidenced by 12 home wins since April, with the only exception being a defeat to Tottenham. Head-to-head statistics clearly favour the home team, who hold a 19-match unbeaten Premier League streak against West Ham and have scored at least three goals in each of the last five meetings. A key factor is the return of Erling Haaland, who has an extraordinary record of nine league goals against West Ham and remains one of the most dangerous forwards in this matchup. Despite absences (Rodri, Doku, Stones and Bobb), Guardiola has enough squad quality and depth to maintain a high tempo and dominance in possession. West Ham struggle with on-field issues, a weakened defence and a run of ten conceded goals in their last three matches, which makes this challenge extremely demanding against the league’s most effective home attack.

Eyupspor have fallen into inconsistency and a decline in results after the initial spark under Orhan Ak, entering this match in a relegation situation with the league’s weakest attack — only ten goals in sixteen rounds. Their problems in productivity are compounded by an increasing number of conceded goals and the absence of players such as Can Bayırkan and Luccas Claro, which weakens an already vulnerable defence. In contrast, Fenerbahce maintain a 15-match unbeaten run and show remarkable attacking confidence supported by 36 goals — the highest tally in the league alongside Galatasaray. Despite several absences (En-Nesyri, Nene, Semedo, Soyuncu), the squad offers wide rotation options, and the individual quality often proves too difficult for opponents to handle. A significant factor is also Fenerbahce’s unbeaten record away from home, where they collect points regularly and with control. Compared to Eyupspor’s issues, the visitors appear more complete, balanced and mentally stable.

Dinamo enter the derby from a strong position as league leaders and rely on a long-term dominant record against Lokomotiva, having won 44 of the last 58 league encounters. The home side also show solid form at Maksimir, with a 6–1–1 record and an average of over three goals per match, with 35% of them coming between the 76th and 90th minute. Lokomotiva, by contrast, struggle with stagnation, having failed to win any of their last six league matches and being winless in their last six away outings. Statistically, they concede in every match, and their defence is far less stable than Dinamo’s attack, which consistently decides matches even in the closing stages. Although Lokomotiva surprisingly won the last head-to-head meeting, the historical data strongly favour Dinamo, who regularly control the tempo at home and often win both halves and full matches. Squad strength, rotation options and psychological advantage from long-term dominance all point clearly in Dinamo’s direction.

Motherwell continue their impressive run under Jens Berthel Askou, delivering stable performances that have lifted the club to fourth place in the league table. Despite numerous injuries, the team maintain a compact playing structure and their nine-match unbeaten league streak reflects strong mental resilience. Dundee, in contrast, remain in deep crisis with only one win from their last eight matches and the highest number of defeats in the league, confirming their position in the relegation battle. Their problems date back to the start of the season, and even positive moments such as goals from Dhanda or Congreve have not been enough to change the overall picture. Dundee have also struggled in recent head-to-head encounters, with Motherwell winning two and drawing one of the last three fixtures, adding another psychological disadvantage for the visitors. The difference in form, organisation and current league position clearly points to Motherwell as the logical favourite.

Ipswich maintain a very strong foundation at home, collecting 22 points from 11 matches and recently defeating both Coventry and Stoke. Despite an away loss to Leicester, the team remain well placed in the push to return to the Premier League and possess an effective attacking line led by Philogene and Jack Clarke, who have combined for thirteen league goals. Sheffield Wednesday are in an extremely difficult situation, impacted by administrative penalties, a thin squad and a run of fourteen winless league matches. Their performances are marked by frequent defensive errors and the psychological burden of an almost hopeless league position, affecting organisation and decision-making in key moments. Absences of Bernard, Redmond and Fusire further weaken crucial positions, and although Chalobah returns after a long injury, the overall competitiveness of the squad remains very limited. Ipswich traditionally dictate the rhythm at home and against the league’s lowest-scoring team enter the match as clear favourites.