Betting Tips for Today

The final match of Group K brings together two sides with very different performance levels, and the quality is clearly on the side of the hosts. Serbia may no longer fight for qualification, but under new coach Veljko Paunović there is a strong desire to repair the impression left by this campaign and set the tone for future progress. Mitrović’s absence is noticeable, yet Vlahović and other players from top European leagues provide enough attacking strength to compensate. Latvia have struggled offensively for a long time and have scored only three goals in their last six qualifying matches, confirming recurring issues in the final third. The visitors also travel without two key defenders, Ciganiks and captain Cernomordijs, further weakening an already fragile defensive line. The previous meeting was decided by a single Vlahović goal, and Latvia’s performance in Riga highlighted a clear gap in individual quality. Serbia additionally aims to end a run of two home defeats without scoring and give their supporters a far more convincing display. Considering squad strength, home advantage, and the current state of both teams, Serbia winning is the most logical and likely outcome.

In a meeting of two teams from the lower half of the WSL table, the balance appears close, but available data clearly favours Brighton. The hosts have shown solid organisation in home matches and have not conceded in the opening thirty minutes of any home league game this season. Last week’s 1-1 draw with Liverpool provided a positive boost, particularly thanks to Kafaji’s late equaliser that demonstrated resilience and determination. Although Brighton still struggle with several injuries, the return of Fran Kirby adds much-needed creativity and experience to the attacking phase. Leicester, on the other hand, are affected by significant absences, especially upfront, with Mouchon, Payne, and Cayman all unavailable, which limits their attacking threat and chance creation. The visitors have yet to win away from home this season, and the lengthening winless run reflects ongoing inconsistency in their performances. O’Brien’s late goal against West Ham delivered a valuable point, but the overall picture of Leicester remains concerning. Brighton look more compact, possess better defensive metrics, and benefit from a strong home environment. From the available information, a Brighton home win appears the most probable outcome.