Betting Hub: Most Likely Games for BTTS in the Europa League RO32

Thursday night sees the second leg of Hoffenheim against Molde at Rhein-Neckar-Arena, with the German side expected to go through to the round of 16, despite blowing a 3-1 lead in Villarreal to draw 3-3.

Hoffenheim are no strangers to games where both teams score, as they have both scored and conceded in four of their last five matches, including games against Bayern Munich, Eintracht Frankfurt, Borussia Dortmund and the first leg of this tie.

Meanwhile, Molde’s new league season is yet to kick-off, as the 2020 campaign finished in late November, with the new season not starting until April. Molde finished second place in the Elitserien on 62 points, 19 behind Bodo/Glimt who managed 81 points from a possible 90.

Molde scored 77 goals in 30 league games, showing that they have the attacking capability to cause Hoffenheim problems, as they did in the first leg.

Munas Dabbur of Hoffenheim is the second top scorer in this season’s competition, having scored six goals in six games, including a first-half brace last time these two sides met.

Villarreal take on RB Salzburg at Estadio de la Cerámica, bringing home a 2-0 lead via goals from Paco Alcacer and Fernando Nino.

The BTTS market has landed in three of Villarreal’s last five matches, most recently in their 1-1 away draw at Athletic Club on 21st February, as well as in a 2-1 home defeat by Real Betis earlier this month and a 2-2 away draw at Elche.

Salzburg showed in the Champions League this season that they have the capability to score against anyone, as they did in both group defeats to defending champions Bayern Munich.

The Austrian side have scored 58 goals in the Austrian Bundesliga in 18 matches, resulting in them being six points clear of Rapid Vienna on 43 points.

Bayer Leverkusen host Young Boys at the Bay Arena on Thursday, looking to get revenge on the Swiss side having come back from 3-0 down via goals from Patrik Schick (2) and Moussa Diaby, only to concede an 89th-minute winner from Theoson Siebatcheu last time out.

The game is Bern showed that both teams have the capability to score against each other, as well as the fact that the BTTS market has landed in Leverkusen’s last four matches against Augsburg, Mainz and Stuttgart, with the other being the in the first leg as mentioned above.

Meanwhile, Swiss champions Young Boys have both scored and conceded in three out of their last five, with two of them coming in the Swiss Super League when they beat Lausanne Sport 4-2 at home and Lugano 3-1 away earlier this month.

Leverkusen’s Leon Bailey and Diaby have got nine goals between them in the Europa League this campaign, whilst Young Boys striker Jean-Pierre Nsame has got 19 goals in 26 matches across all competitions, including four in the Europa League and missed the first leg due to suspension.

The PSV Stadion sees PSV Eindhoven take on Olympiakos, with the hosts trailing 4-2 from the first leg in Greece, despite a first-half brace from Eran Zahavi pulling them level after 40 minutes at Stadio Georgios Karaiskakis.

The BTTS market has landed in four of PSV’s last five fixtures, including the away leg of the tie. The Dutch outfit lost 3-1 at Feyenoord on 31st January, as well as drawing 2-2 away at Ado Den Haag earlier this month and beat Vitesse 3-1 at home last weekend.

Olympiakos have been in tremendous form in the Greek Superleague, as they have earned 58 points from a possible 69, scoring 56 goals in the process, leaving them 12 points clear of PAOK Salonika in second place.

Ajax are the other Dutch team playing in the Europa League on Thursday night as they host Lille at the Johan Cruyff Arena.

The Eredivisie side snatched victory at the jaws of defeat in the away leg, as 87th and 89th-minute goals from Dusan Tadic and Brian Brobbey earned them a lead coming into the second leg, having fallen behind to Timothy Weah’s 72nd-minute opener for Lille.

Both Ajax and Lille’s last two games each have landed in the BTTS market including the last leg, as Ajax beat Sparta Rotterdam 4-2 on the weekend, whilst Lille hammered Lorient 4-1 away from home.

Lille need to win the away leg to progress which could open up the tie, and they will be looking to the likes of Yusuf Yazici to score their goals, as the Turkish midfielder has scored six goals in the Europa League this campaign, with hat-tricks against Sparta Prague and AC Milan in the group stages, as well as finding the back of the net seven times in 22 Ligue 1 appearances.