Match Result and BTTS Tips for Tuesday's Action - 27/4/21

The first game on this list comes from the National league as fifth-placed Halifax Town host 19th in the table Woking at The Shay.

Halifax have won two of their last three matches, with both teams scoring in each of them, in 4-2 and 2-1 victories against King’s Lynn Town and Chesterfield.

Woking are currently on a four-game losing streak, scoring in two of their losses to the likes of Maidenhead at the weekend in a 2-1 defeat, as well as in a seven-goal thriller against Bromley on 13th April, where they were edged out 4-3.

Halifax come into this match as the second top scorers in the division with 56 goals to their name and have conceded 46 times in 35 matches, showing that they are susceptible to conceding goals.

League leaders Torquay United take on 11th placed Aldershot at Plainmoor, looking to extend their advantage over Sutton United and Hartlepool.

Gary Johnson’s side have won five of their last six matches in the league, although two of their last four games have seen both teams score, in last weekend’s 2-2 draw with Notts County, as well as their 2-1 win at home to relegation battling Weymouth on 10th April.

Aldershot have won one of their last three matches which has somewhat derailed their chances of making the playoffs, as they lost 3-1 at Barnet, as well as drawing 1-1 with King’s Lynn and beating Wealdstone 2-0 at the weekend.

The last time these two sides met Torquay ran out as 4-1 winners at The EBB Stadium, with goals coming from Ben Wynter, Daniel Wright (2) and Ben Whitifield.

Torquay are the top scorers in the National League with 57 goals in 35 matches, whilst Aldershot have found the back of the net 47 times and will cause a threat at goal.

Real Madrid host Chelsea at the Estadio Alfredo Di Stefano on Tuesday night in the first leg of the Champions League semi-finals.

Real are unbeaten in their last five matches, with their most recent win with both teams scoring coming in a 2-1 victory over Barcelona thanks to goals from Karim Benzema and Toni Kroos.

Zinedine Zidane’s side come into this game in good form, having lost just two of their last 29 matches in all competitions. Karim Benzema has been at the heart of all of the good work that Real have done this season, scoring five goals in eight matches in the Champions League, meaning that the former Lyon man has 26 in 37 appearances across all competitions.

Chelsea are in slightly scrappy form, having won two of their last four matches, beating West Ham and Manchester City 1-0, as well as drawing 0-0 against Brighton and losing 1-0 to FC Porto.

Los Blancos will be hoping for a similar result to that which they earned at home in the quarter-finals when they beat Liverpool 3-1 thanks to a Vinicius Junior brace and a Marco Asensio strike.

Third-placed Brentford face relegation battling Rotherham United at Brentford Community Stadium.

The Bees have already confirmed their place in the playoffs for next season, following their 1-0 win at Bournemouth on the weekend, and will be desperate to keep their momentum going into the playoffs. Whilst, Rotherham are four points behind Wayne Rooney’s Derby County with two games in hand on the Rams and are in desperate need of all three points.

Thomas Frank’s side are in slightly patchy form, having won two and drawn three of their last five matches, with their other win coming in the 5-0 hammering of Preston North End at Deepdale. Meanwhile, Rotherham have lost four matches in a row to the likes of Barnsley, Middlesbrough, Birmingham City and Coventry City.

Rotherham’s last win came against QPR at the New York Stadium, with Freddie Ladapo (2) and Michael Smith scoring in a 3-1 win for the Millers.

Brentford are the joint-top scorers in the league with 73 goals in 43 matches, whilst Rotherham have shipped 57 goals in 42. Ivan Toney has the most goals in the Championship this season, having found the back of the net 29 times in 42 appearances.

The final game on this list comes from London Road as Peterborough United face Doncaster Rovers, with Darren Ferguson’s side knowing that a point will see them promoted to the Championship.

At present Peterborough are nine points ahead of Sunderland with just three games to go, following their excellent 1-0 win against Charlton Athletic at The Valley last weekend. Ferguson’s side have won three of their last four matches in League One, beating Northampton 3-1 and Swindon Town 3-0.

Andy Butler’s side come into this match in a wretched run of form, having won just one of their last 12 games, which has seen Donny slide down to 13th place.

Doncaster’s last win came in a 2-0 victory away at Shrewsbury thanks to goals from Fejiri Okenabirhie and Taylor Richards, they have also scored in recent 2-1 and 4-1 defeats to the likes of Accrington Stanley and Wigan Athletic.

Posh are the second top scorers in the division, having found the back of the net 74 times in 43 matches, whilst Peterborough striker Jonson Clarke-Harris is the top scorer in League One this campaign, having scored 29 goals in 43 appearances.