Betting Tips for Today
Here we offer free betting tips that, according to our algorithm, have the highest probability of success. The betting tips listed here are usually for the next 24 hours. You will find betting tips for matches in football, hockey, basketball, and handball sports leagues and championships. For each sport, the matches are ranked based on the highest probability of a successful betting tip. The symbol '1' on a green background indicates a prediction for the home team to win. The symbol '2' on a red background indicates a prediction for the away team to win. The INDEX value in the last column roughly represents twice the expected score difference between the two teams. If no betting tips are listed for a particular sport, it means that our algorithm has not identified any matches with a clear favorite in the next 24 hours.
TOP free super tips for today 25.1. 2026
Prediction: Rangers to win
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Rangers head into Sunday’s clash as the second-placed side in the table with 44 points from 22 league matches, while Dundee sit ninth with 22 points from the same number of games. After a difficult start to the season, Rangers have improved significantly under Danny Rohl’s management, losing just once in 14 league matches during his tenure and currently riding a seven-game winning streak across all competitions. Dundee have built some confidence in recent weeks, collecting four wins from their last five matches, but history weighs heavily against them, as they have failed to beat Rangers in any of the last 19 head-to-head meetings. The hosts are dealing with several absences, including Andreas Skov Olsen, Connor Barron and Nedim Bajrami, yet only minimal changes are expected, with James Tavernier and John Souttar likely to return to the defence. Dundee are missing little more than Joe Westley, and the in-form Ashley Hay could pose a threat, but at Ibrox it is usually the home side’s quality and tempo that prove decisive, once again pointing towards a comfortable Rangers victory.
Prediction: Brentford to win
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Brentford suffered their first defeat of 2026 last time out with a 2-0 loss to Chelsea, but their home form remains a crucial strength, having gone unbeaten in their last seven league matches at the Gtech Community Stadium. They remain within touching distance of the European places in a tightly packed table, with their home consistency a key factor, as only three teams in the league have collected more points on their own ground. Nottingham Forest arrive after a psychologically damaging European night in Braga, where a missed penalty by Morgan Gibbs-White was followed by a chain of errors ending in Ryan Yates’ own goal. In the league, Forest sit 17th and have lost six of their last eight matches in all competitions, with attacking inefficiency a recurring issue, having failed to score in 11 league games this season. Brentford are expected to welcome back Frank Onyeka following the Africa Cup of Nations, while the manager is also hopeful of Jordan Henderson’s return, although Fabio Carvalho, Antoni Milambo and Josh Dasilva remain sidelined. Forest, meanwhile, regain Omari Hutchinson and Taiwo Awoniyi for league duty, but ongoing injury concerns and attacking shortages make this a difficult trip, tilting the balance in Brentford’s favour.
Prediction: Fenerbahce to win
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Fenerbahce remain unbeaten in the league with 12 wins and six draws and trail leaders Galatasaray by just one point, making a home victory essential to keep the pressure on at the top. A narrow 1-0 defeat to Aston Villa in Europe slightly disrupted their momentum in 2026, but they showed resilience domestically by overturning a chaotic match against Alanyaspor to win 3-2. Anderson Talisca has scored 11 league goals and continues to provide a clear focal point in attack, with his return to the central role expected. Matteo Guendouzi should also come back into the lineup after missing the European fixture, while Anthony Musaba is an option on the right flank. Goztepe sit fourth and boast the best defensive record in the league, conceding just 10 goals, and they have collected an impressive 17 points from nine away matches. However, the suspension of centre-backs Heliton and Malcom Bokele represents a significant blow, and that defensive weakness could be decisive against the league’s most prolific attack, suggesting Fenerbahce have the edge.
Prediction: Famalicao to win
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Famalicao finally halted a negative run last weekend with a 1-0 victory away at Santa Clara, a result that could act as a catalyst for renewed confidence in the second half of the season. They sit seventh with 26 points and remain firmly in contention for European qualification, trailing fourth place by just five points. The winning goal was scored by Sorriso, who has found form in recent weeks with two goals in his last three appearances, giving the hosts fresh belief in their ability to decide tight matches. Tondela, by contrast, arrive in deep trouble, having lost 12 of their 18 league matches, scored just 12 goals – the worst attacking record in the division – and conceded 30. They suffered another narrow 1-0 defeat last week, missing a crucial late penalty through Hugo Felix before being punished at the other end. With additional absences including suspended Bryan Medina and injured Milama Moudjatovic, and despite Famalicao also dealing with injuries, the overall form and stability of the home side clearly point towards a Famalicao victory.
Prediction: Manchester City W to win
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London City enter the match as league newcomers, but after 12 rounds they have collected 16 points and sit comfortably in mid-table, while Manchester City lead the standings with 33 points and a commanding goal difference. In the context of the title race, this represents an ideal opportunity for City to extend their advantage, especially after Chelsea’s recent defeat to Arsenal, which has already widened the gap at the top. City come into the fixture after a 2-0 league win over Everton, extending their winning streak to 11 matches, with goals from Kerolin and Vivianne Miedema underlining their attacking depth. London City are currently in a transitional phase under new head coach Eder Maestre and have recently added Delphine Cascarino to the squad, but the difference in cohesion and squad depth is expected to be particularly evident when defending their penalty area. The reverse fixture ended in a 4-1 victory for City, a clear illustration of how quickly the league leaders can punish mistakes and control matches through their attacking tempo. Even with potential rotation following recent cup disappointment, the available options and overall quality in the City squad strongly suggest they will once again justify their status as favourites.