Betting Tips for Today

Real Madrid returned to a convincing performance against Bilbao after a run of league draws, signalling a renewed rhythm and rising quality in their play. Their dominance at home remains unquestioned — six league matches, six wins and a strong goal difference underline their stability. Although injuries affect the full-back positions, the attacking duo of Mbappé and Vinícius provides such exceptional offensive power that it compensates for any defensive shortcomings. Celta rank among the better away sides this season, yet their long-term struggles against Madrid are undeniable, highlighted by eleven consecutive defeats. Frequent draws also hinder their progress in the table, indicating inconsistency and a lack of attacking sharpness. With the title race in full swing and momentum clearly favouring the hosts, all key metrics point to a home victory.

AZ broke through their psychological barrier with a cup comeback against Zwolle, a valuable boost after three straight league defeats. Their long-term dominance in this fixture remains significant, with a decade of favourable results against Go Ahead Eagles. Mijnans, the team’s most productive player this season, drives their creativity and provides structure in possession. Despite missing a late penalty recently, Parrott continues to pose a constant threat with his movement and pressing intensity. Go Ahead Eagles arrive weakened and burdened by four consecutive away defeats, further amplified by multiple injuries that disrupt their defensive cohesion. The combination of home strength, historical superiority and renewed confidence positions AZ as clear favourites.

Tondela earned an important win at Gil Vicente, yet their long-term limitations are evident, especially at home where they are still searching for their first league victory of the season. Scoring only seven goals in twelve matches highlights persistent issues in attack, and even the presence of Cavaleiro has not solved the lack of end product. Porto, on the other hand, maintain a highly consistent level, remain unbeaten in the league and collect away points at an impressive rate while scoring freely. Gabri Veiga’s strong form, supported by his regular goals, adds another layer of quality to their midfield structure. Although Tondela show resilience, their defence repeatedly struggles under sustained pressure, particularly after turnovers in central areas. The gap in individual quality, stability and attacking efficiency makes Porto the logical choice for three points.

Hertha are enjoying one of the strongest forms in the league, with the 6–1 victory over Kaiserslautern illustrating both tempo and clinical finishing. Their home advantage is significant, supported by four consecutive wins and a remarkable number of clean sheets that reflect a well-structured defensive system. Magdeburg struggle with inconsistency, have not won away in six matches and must cope without Mathisen, a key figure for ball distribution and defensive coverage. Hertha operate with greater organisation and regularly create pressure through their wide play, which often leads to decisive chances. Kownacki’s efficiency in attack further strengthens their ability to decide matches early. Form, statistics and personnel clearly favour the home side.

AEK maintain a high level of performance built on a solid defensive structure and the ability to control the rhythm of matches. Recent weeks have confirmed their stability, with only two goals conceded in five games highlighting exceptional organisation in the back line. Atromitos face a severe scoring drought, failing to find the net in five consecutive fixtures, underscoring their difficulties in creating dangerous opportunities. Michorl remains a key creative influence, but the lack of support from surrounding lines limits their attacking potential. Luka Jović’s strong form, combined with AEK’s quick transitions and compact combination play, provides a decisive advantage in the final third. The disparity in form, confidence and overall quality strongly indicates another home win.