5 Football Tips From Around Europe - Get up to £100 in Bet Credits This Weekend

Real Sociedad will be hoping to return to winning ways this weekend as they welcome Elche to Anoeta.

La Real had won six successive games prior to their hard-fought draw against Villareal on matchday 10, before being held to stalemate away to Alaves last Sunday.

This has cleared the way for Atletico Madrid to snatch top spot, with two games in hand going into this round of fixtures. Aguacil’s side will be hoping Real Madrid can provide Sociedad with a favour by defeating Simeone’s men in the Madrid derby this weekend.

Half of Real Sociedad’s games in La Liga have yielded over 2.5 goals, and we expect them to get the victory over a stuttering Elche side this weekend. Therefore, our tip goes to the home side to win and over 2.5 goals in the match at 13/8.

Last weekend’s comfortable 3-0 win away to Schalke saw Leverkusen leapfrog RB Leipzig in second place, and they now sit within a point of leaders Bayern Munich.

The Eternal Bridesmaids have looked a hard team to crack so far this season, and along with Wolfsburg remain one of two teams yet to be beaten. As well as this, they have conceded the joint least with nine goals, with Jonathan Tar and Aleksander Dragovic forming a formidable partnership.

Their opponents this weekend Hoffenheim returned to winning ways last time out, having gone seven straight games without a win since their spectacular 4-1 over Bayern Munich earlier on in the campaign. However, with Leverkusen finding themselves in second place after Leipzig and Bayern’s draw last week, they will be looking to cement that position this time out.

Therefore, our tip for this one goes to Leverkusen to win 1-0, 2-0 or 2-1 at 3/1.

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Serie A leaders AC Milan look to be real contenders for the title this season after a long period in the shadows.
Last weekend’s victory over Sampdoria handed the Rosseneri their eighth win of the season, and they currently sit five points clear of Inter having dropped just four points all season after 10 games.

This is largely due to the breathtaking form of 39-year-old Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who may return from injury after a short period on the sidelines - the Swede is currently 2/1 to score first on Sunday evening.

Their opponents this week Parma are among the lowest-scoring teams in the league so far, and sit in 16th place just above the relegation zone. It could certainly be a long night for the away side, and we have tipped Milan to extend their lead at the top of Serie A by winning to nil here at 5/4.

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PSG will be hoping to maintain their position at the top of Ligue 1 as they take on title rivals Lyon on Sunday night.
With the top four all within four points of each other, the title race in France is looking like it could be much closer than we have seen in previous years.

The Paris outfit returned to winning ways after going two without a win last weekend, with Kylian Mbappe registering his 100th goal for the club at 21. However, the loss against Monaco and the draw against Bordeaux has paved the way for Marseille to possibly snatch the top spot away from the Parisians, who have two games in hand.

Lyon stand in the way this weekend, and the away side are currently on a 10 game unbeaten streak, winning their last four games in a row. Memphis Depay scored his eighth goal of the campaign last weekend, and could prove to be the biggest threat for PSG going into this Sunday’s game.

This has certainly got all the makings of an intriguing clash between two teams who feel they’ll have a serious shot of winning the title this season. However, the current French champions seem to have shored up their defensive security this year, and we've tipped them to get the win here and for there to be over 3.5 goals at 2/1.

Inevitably, Ajax lead the way in the Eredivisie after 11 games, and continue their title charge this weekend when they host PEC Zwolle.

Rather incredibly, the home side have scored 43 goals so far partly thanks to *that* 13-0 win over VVV earlier in the season. In addition, they have conceded the least with seven, so it is looking like it could be their season once again.

Ajax have scored five or more in just under half of their league games this season, and in four of those have led by 3 goals at half time. With this in mind, and as PEC Zwolle finding themselves in mid-table with just two wins, our tip for this one is for Ajax to win both halves at EVENS.

By Charlie Rhodes