Betting Tips for Today

Inter travel to Genoa with clear motivation to recover from their European disappointment and build on the dominant performance from the previous round, where they dismantled Como 4-0. Cristian Chivu’s team remains one of the most productive sides in Serie A, and the depth of the squad is reflected in the fact that twelve different players have already scored. The absence of Acerbi and the uncertainty around Calhanoglu present minor complications, but the performance gap between the sides is still significant. Genoa have improved under De Rossi and their increased productivity is evident, yet the home environment has not been favourable – this season they have earned only six points from seven matches at Marassi. Inter also dominate this fixture historically, and even though Lautaro usually struggles to score against Genoa, Thuram arrives in strong form, having netted twice on his last visit. Inter are expected to confirm their advantage in quality, experience and attacking power, and should take all three points from Ferraris.

Lens hold first place in Ligue 1 thanks to excellent stability and a run of six consecutive home victories, proving that Stade Bollaert-Delelis has once again become one of the toughest venues in France. The defence has conceded only four goals at home, which is an exceptional record, and the team is capable of deciding matches even in the closing stages, as shown by Said’s late winner against Nantes. Nice are in a deep crisis – eight straight defeats across all competitions underline a loss of structure and confidence. Their attacking struggles are substantial, with the team scoring no more than once in their last eight competitive matches and often failing to build play effectively. Moreover, the absences of Bombito, Abdelmonem and Ndayishimiye significantly disrupt defensive balance. Considering the form and home environment, Lens are clear favourites and should secure another victory.

Plzen traditionally rank among the strongest home teams in the league, and this season’s results reaffirm their dominance, with the team regularly taking control of matches from the opening minutes. Dukla, on the other hand, are enduring a difficult campaign, conceding heavily away from home and showing defensive fragility after several heavy defeats. The gap in quality is evident in tempo, combination play and effectiveness in transitions, where Plzen hold a clear edge. The home environment also boosts Plzen’s confidence, reflected in the number of chances they create and the sustained pressure inside the penalty area. Dukla will likely spend long spells defending deep, which has been a recurring weakness in recent weeks, and their matches against strong opponents often end decisively. Plzen are favourites in every aspect and should win based on quality and current form.

Atromitos are going through a difficult period, having failed to win any of their last ten home league matches, with their defensive issues highlighted by the recent 1-4 defeat to AEK. Their long-term struggles against PAOK – eight consecutive matches without a win – emphasise the gap between the sides. PAOK’s 3-3 Europa League draw with Ludogorets showed their attacking potential, with the team consistently creating many chances. Although Pelkas and suspended Ozdoev are absent, PAOK still possess enough quality in combination play, speed and finishing to take control of the match. Atromitos are further weakened by the absence of Tsiloulis and several suspended players, compromising the team’s structure even more. PAOK are competing for the top positions and should handle this match thanks to their better system functionality and stronger attacking profiles.

Dinamo have shown excellent defensive stability, conceding only three goals in their last six matches, while maintaining a run of three consecutive home victories. Their compact performance was evident even in the goalless derby against FCSB, where the opponent had very limited space. Metaloglobus struggle significantly away from home – seven defeats in nine matches and four consecutive away losses reflect a consistent disconnect in organisation and effectiveness. Their defence frequently concedes between the 46th and 60th minute, a phase when Dinamo typically increase their pressure. The last meeting ended in a 1-0 victory for Dinamo, and the current form suggests the gap may be even wider now. Dinamo’s better form, solid defensive structure and superior overall organisation point clearly toward another home win.