Our Handicap Bets for the Weekend to Look Out For - 24/09/21

Bayern Munich have been in red-hot form lately, which puts newly promoted SpVgg Greuther Furth in danger ahead of their Bundesliga tie on Friday night as the German champions travel to Furth on the back of some huge results.

Julien Nagelsmann’s side thrashed Hertha Berlin 5-0 before hammering last year’s runners-up, RB Leipzig, 4-1 away from home. They then convincingly beat Barcelona 3-0 at the Nou Camp in the Champions League before returning to league action when they beat VFL Bochum by seven goals to nil.

It shows just how ruthless Lewandowski and co can be, which will certainly see Furth fans fearing an annihilation. The home side are rock bottom of the Bundesliga, with just one point from their opening five games. They’ve also conceded thirteen goals in the league already, which doesn’t bode well for Friday night’s game. Bayern will surely win, and you wouldn’t put it past them scoring five or more goals.

Following a shock 1-0 loss to Livingston in the SPFL last weekend, Celtic will be eager to bounce back and pick up a big win against Dundee United on Sunday. The Hoops have dropped down to sixth after last Sunday’s away defeat, leaving the Glasgow outfit four points adrift of table-topping Rangers already. Celtic will have to pick up their form and get back to winning ways or risk falling behind their Old Firm rivals even further, something that they will be keen to avoid again after last season.

Dundee United edged past Dundee in the derby last weekend and are a place above their upcoming opponents heading into Sunday’s tie. Celtic should, however, make easy work of Dundee here.

Ajax have been rampant as of late, winning their last five games in all competitions by some big margins, and Erik ten Hag’s men now welcome Groningen to the Johan Cruijff ArenA on Saturday evening in what looks another comfortable Eredivisie tie.

The Amsterdam outfit have scored a whopping 26 goals in their last five fixtures in all competitions after easing past Vitesse 5-0 and PEC Zwolle 2-0 in the Eredivisie and even smashing Sporting 5-1 in Lisbon in the Champions League.

They then put nine past Cambuur last Saturday before another 5-0 triumph, with Fortuna Sittard on the receiving end on Tuesday. You’d fancy Ajax to pick up another resounding win on Saturday, with the visitors only managing one win in their opening five games so far.

After needing a last-minute winner to clinch it against Lyon last week, Paris Saint-Germain entertain Montpellier this weekend looking to continue their 100% record on Saturday night.

Mauricio Pochettino’s team of superstars have won all six of their opening games in Ligue 1, with the tight win over Lyon last weekend. That result came after cruising to a 4-0 win over Clemont Foot the week before.

Montpellier could only draw last weekend away to Troyes, leaving them eighth in the table after just two wins so far. Lionel Messi will likely be a doubt for the hosts but with Neymar, Kylian Mbappe, and Angel Di Maria available, PSG could pick up another comfortable win.