5 Goalscorer Tips Across Europe - 8/10/22

At just 19 years old Jude Bellingham has picked up a knack for performing and finding the net in important games, scoring home and away versus Rangers last season, scoring in every Champions League tie this season, including at the Etihad against Manchester City.

Whilst Dortmund haven’t found success against Bayern in recent times, losing nine games in a row to the Barvarian side, they have managed to get some goals, scoring ten goals in their last six meetings and what we have learnt about Bellingham in his career so far, he is one not to give up when games are going bad, so even if Dortmund are struggling, Bellingham is the type of player to step up for his side.

The star trio of Lionel Messi, Neymar and Kylian Mbappe have been a lot more lethal together this season, each scoring in the same game twice this season and combining for 30 goals already, almost half of their total tally for the whole of last campaign.

The trio will be salivating facing Stade Reims, who currently sit 17th in the league, winning only once and have already conceded 19 goals this season, the joint second most in the league and will likely give up a lot of chances which Messi, Mbappe and Neymar all have the quality to put in the back of the net.

After their recent results of four games without a win, compounded by an embarrassing 6-1 home defeat to Napoli in the Champions League, a game against bottom-of-the-league RKAV Volendam is just what Ajax need to regain their spark of seven wins in a row to start the season.

Steven Bergwijn has been very impressive in the league this season, scoring six goals in seven games and has shown at times he is too good for plenty of Eredivisie clubs, whilst Brian Brobbey will likely be part of Alfred Schreuder’s changes this weekend, with the young striker looking for his fourth goal of the season against the worst defence in the league.

The pairing of Erling Haaland and Manchester City has kind of broken football this season with Haaland already netting 19 goals this season in 12 games, including three straight home Premier League hat tricks, in which he scored a header in all of them.

Southampton have fielded some very inexperienced sides this season, with each starting XI Ralph Hassenhuttl has put out this season under the average age of 25 and with all the inexperience and youth in the Southampton side, they could really struggle with the movement and physicality that Haaland possesses.

Every season of Rafael Leao’s career has seen continual development and this season has been no different, scoring four goals and assisting six times in only ten games so far this campaign, scoring first twice, including their biggest fixture of the season against Inter Milan.

This game against Juventus is just as big to stay close to the top of the table and what could help Leao is that Juventus have lined up with a different right back in each of their last three games which could mean none of them have good match sharpness whilst facing one of the most in form players in the world right now.