The Most Statistically-Backed Match Result-BTTS Tips - 26/02/22

The first tip comes from Bundesliga 2, where 17th in the table Ingolstadt hosts fourth-place St. Pauli at Audi Sportpark.

Ingolstadt come into this match in poor form, following 2-1 and 2-0 losses against both Heidenheim and Darmstadt 98, before stunning FC Nurnberg, as Die Schanzer hammered them 5-0 away from home, but, since then they have drawn 0-0 against Saundhausen, as well as 1-1 against league leaders Werder Bremen.

St. Pauli will be looking to bounce back from their shock 3-0 loss at home to Hannover 96. Prior to this, the Both Teams to Score market had landed in their previous four matches, following a stunning 2-1 win over Borussia Dortmund in the DFB Pokal, as well as a 3-2 victory against Jahn Regensburg. In between these wins, they had been beaten 2-1 by Hamburg and drawn 2-2 with Paderborn.

In the Bundesliga, Eintracht Frankfurt faces the unenviable task of taking on Bayern Munich in a battle of 10th against first.

Frankfurt have won just one of their last five matches, which came via a 3-2 score over relegation battling Stuttgart early on this month, prior to this win they had lost 2-0 against Arminia Bielefeld and drawn 1-1 away at Augsburg. Eintracht’s two most recent matches have seen them lose 2-0 and 1-0 against both Wolfsburg and FC Koln.

The Both Teams to Score market has landed in all of Bayern’s last five matches, having beaten Hertha Berlin and Greuther Furth 4-1, drawing with RB Salzburg 1-1, losing 4-2 to VFL Bochum and defeating RB Leipzig 3-2 in between these thumping victories.

Julian Nagelsmann’s men will be desperate to avenge the shock 2-1 home defeat they suffered against Saturday’s opponents back in early October. In that match, Leon Goretzka gave Bayern the lead before goals from Martin Hinteregger and Filip Kostic turned the game around to stun the champions at the Allianz Arena.

On Saturday in La Liga, league leaders Real Madrid travels to 11th place Rayo Vallecano, with Carlo Ancelotti’s side looking to extend their six-point gap to Sevilla.

When these two last met at the Santiago Bernabeu back in November, Los Blancos won the match by a narrow 2-1 margin, as first-half goals by Toni Kroos and Karim Benzema gave them a comfortable two-goal advantage, before Radamel Falcao halved the deficit for the visitors with just 14 minutes to go to cause a frantic finish.

Vallecano are out of form coming into this clash, as their last win was on 2nd February against RCD Mallorca in the Copa del Rey by a 1-0 scoreline, since then, Andoni Iraola’s men have lost their last four matches, 2-1 against both Elche and Real Betis, as well as 3-0 to Osasuna and 2-0 away at Celta Vigo.

Real are also out of form, considering that they have managed just two wins from their last five matches, having suffered two 1-0 cup defeats to Athletic Bilbao and PSG, on top of picking up seven points from their last three La Liga matches, defeating Granada 1-0 and Deportivo Alaves 3-0, drawing 0-0 with Villarreal between these victories.

Up next sees runaway Ligue 1 leaders go head to head with 16th place Saint-Etienne at the Parc des Princes.

Mauricio Pochettino’s side are 13 points clear of fierce rivals Marseille at the top of the table and have won three of their last five games, having exited the Coupe de France to Nice on penalties following a 0-0 draw, as well as being thumped 3-1 away at Nantes last time out in Ligue 1. In between these losses, they did record 1-0 victories over both Real Madrid and Rennes, as well as thumping current French champions Lille 5-1 away from home.

Saint-Etienne’s form has significantly improved of late, following three Ligue 1 victories in a row over Angers 1-0, as well as Montpellier 3-1 and Clermont Foot 2-1, before drawing 2-2 at home to Strasbourg, seeing Les Verts climb out of the relegation zone.

PSG have won the last two meetings between these two sides with the Both Teams to Score markets landing following 3-2 and 3-1 scorelines, with the most recent one being the latter in late November as Marquinhos scored an unlikely brace, whilst Angel Di Maria also found the back of the net after the Parisians had fallen behind to a 23rd-minute goal from Denis Bouanga.

The final tip on this list comes from the Czech Liga as Bohemians faces Banik Ostrava in a meeting between 12th and fourth in the standings.

Banik thumped Bohemians when these two sides last met in late September, as goals from Lukas Budinsky, Nemanja Kuzmanovic, Jakub Pokorny and Ladislav Almasi gave them a 4-1 win after falling behind to a 10th-minute strike from Jan Chramosta.

Bohemians have lost four of their last five coming into this match, having been thumped 5-1 by Sparta Praha, as well as losing 2-1 to Pardubice. 1905 were also defeated 1-0 by both Teplice and Slavia Praha on either side of a 1-0 win against Zlin.

On the other hand, Banik were 1-0 winners last time out having been beaten 4-2 at home to Teplice. In their three matches prior to this loss, they had also beaten Mlada Boleslav 3-2, drawn 3-3 at home to Sparta Praha and hammered Pardubice 3-0.