Betting Hub App: Most Likely Games for Over 2.5 Goals on Friday

The first game on this list comes from the Scottish Championship, where fourth-placed Dundee travel to the Indodrill Stadium where they face bottom of the table Alloa Athletic.

Four of Alloa’s last five fixtures have landed in the over 2.5 goals market against the likes of Dunfermline Athletic, Inverness, Raith Rovers and most recently in their 3-2 win against Queen of the South.

Likewise, the visitors Dundee have also had four games in their last five that yielded over 2.5 goals, against Greenock Morton, Inverness, Hearts and Ayr United.

Alloa have the worst defence in the division having conceded 44 goals in 20 games, whilst Dundee have the third-worst in the division, leaking 35, whilst scoring 34 which is the second-most in the division, only trailing league leaders Hearts on that statistic.

This game is priced at 4/5 to have over 2.5 goals in it, which is fair due to the statistics which have been mentioned above.

The next game takes place in the Belgian Pro League where Genk host Standard Liege at Cristal Arena.

Genk are currently third in the table on 49 points, just two behind second-placed Royal Antwerp, whilst Liege currently sit in 12th place.

The home side come into this game in good from, having won their last two matches against Cercle Brugge and Charleroi, with the latter being the last of a four-game streak that had seen over 2.5 goals go in.

Two of Liege’s last three matches have also yielded over 2.5 goals, in 3-1 and 3-2 defeats to Anderlecht and Zulte-Waregem.

Genk are the second top scorers in the league with 54 goals but have staggeringly conceded 41, showing that they are a team that can be easily got at.

The odds of 17/20 for over 2.5 goals in this game is understandable when looking at each side's the recent form guide and Genk’s record this season.

Friday night sees 19th placed Parma take on Genoa at Ennio Tardini Stadium in Serie A.

As it stands, Parma are three points adrift of Cagliari in 17th, whilst Genoa are nine points ahead of Crociati and will want to avoid being drawn into a relegation battle.

Before Parma’s shock 2-0 win over Roma last weekend, they had failed to win their previous four matches, drawing three and losing one with the over 2.5 goals market landing in all four of those games against Udinese, Spezia, Inter Milan and Fiorentina.

Meanwhile, the last time Genoa were involved in a match with over 2.5 goals was on 20th February in a 2-2 draw with Hellas Verona.

Last time Parma and Genoa met was back in November, which resulted in a 2-1 win for Parma thanks to a Gervinho brace.

This game is priced at 6/5 to have over 2.5 goals in it, which when taking into account Parma’s recent form guide and the last meeting between the two this is fair.

11th placed Heerenveen take on eighth in the table FC Twente at the Abe Lenstra Stadion, with neither side threatening the European places or being in risk of getting dragged into a relegation scrap.

Heerenveen’s last three matches have seen over 2.5 goals be scored in them in 3-1 and 4-1 defeats to Willem and PEC Zwolle, beating ADO Den Haag 3-0 inbetween these games thanks to goals from Siem De Jong, Henk Veerman and Joey Veerman.

Twente come into this game having been thumped 4-1 away at AZ on the weekend, meaning that three of their last four matches have had over 2.5 goals in them, as they drew 2-2 in matches against Heracles and Feyenoord in late February.

Heerenveen’s Henk Veerman and Twente’s Danilo are the joint fifth top scorers in the Eredivisie with 13 goals in 26 league matches each.

Twente’s visit to Heerenveen is priced at 3/4 to have over 2.5 goals in it, which is justifiable when looking at the stats above.

The final game on this list comes from Ligue 1, as title-chasing AS Monaco travel to Geoffroy Stadium where they take on Saint-Etienne.

Two of the hosts last three matches have had over 2.5 goals in them, in 3-2 and 2-1 defeats against Lens and Lorient, whilst none of Monaco’s last five games have landed in this market.

16th placed Saint-Etienne have the sixth-worst defence in the division, conceding 42 times in 29 matches, whilst Monaco have conceded 38, which has been their downfall this campaign.

Both Wissam Ben Yedder and Kevin Volland of Monaco are both in the hunt for the golden boot in Ligue 1, as they both have 13 goals each, five shy of Kylian Mbappe, so they will ultimately have to fire in the goals if they are to stand a chance of earning this accolade.

This game is priced at 10/11 to have over 2.5 goals in it, which is fair when considering the home side’s recent form guide, as well as the fact that Monaco are the third top scorers in the division with 56 goals to their name in 29 matches.