The Most Statistically-Backed Match Result-BTTS Tips - 4/3/22

On Friday night, Real Zaragoza and Almeria go head to head in a battle of 15th against second in the Spanish Segunda.

The home side come into this match with the Both Teams to Score market landing in all of their last five outings, following back to back 2-1 victories over Sporting Gijon and Las Palmas. Prior to these victories, Zaragoza had been defeated 2-1 by Leganes as well as only managing 1-1 and 2-2 draws with Malaga and Ibiza.

Almeria are in fine form coming into this game, as following a 2-0 away loss to Real Oviedo back in late January, they have won all of their last four matches, beating Ibiza 2-0 and Malaga 1-0, on top of 2-1 and 3-1 victories against Mirandes and Fuenlabrada in their last two outings.

The next tip comes from the Belgian Pro League, as Sint-Truiden hosts Mechelen at Stayen, in a meeting of 10th versus sixth in the standings.

When these two sides last met here last April, Sint-Truiden won the match 2-1 thanks to goals by Yuma Suzuki and Ilombe Mboyo, with Igor de Camargo scoring a late consolation goal for Mechelen.

Sint-Truiden comes into this match in decent form, as prior to their 0-0 draw against KV Oostende last time out, they beat OH Leuven 2-0, as well as league leaders Union Saint-Gilloise 1-0 after defeating Kortrijk 3-1.

Meanwhile, Mechelen have seen the Both Teams to Score market come off in their last three outings, due to drawing 2-2 with Cercle Brugge, beating Royal Antwerp 2-1 as well as being hammered 4-1 by Genk, prior to these three games, Wouter Vrancken’s men had beat Oostende 3-0, as well as Beerschot 3-2.

In Bundesliga 2, second in the table Darmstadt takes on seventh-place Heidenheim on Friday night.

Torsten Lieberknecht’s side come into this match in inconsistent form despite their league positioning, having beaten Dynamo Dresden 1-0 and Ingolstadt 2-0 on either side of a 5-0 hammering by Hamburg, as well as 2-2 and 1-1 draws with Hannover 96 and Hansa Rostock.

Heidenheim are in poor form themselves, as they’ve drawn both of their last two matches 1-1 at home to Sandhausen and away to Dynamo Dresden. Before these draws, they had been beaten 2-0 by Hamburg, as well as managing a 3-1 victory over Hannover 96.

The last time Heideinheim visited Darmstadt back in May last year, they were hammered 5-1 and will be keen to avoid a repeat.

A crucial game in the battle for the play-off places in League Two takes place tomorrow, as Mansfield Town and Exeter City face one another in a meeting of fourth and seventh at Field Mill.

The Stags have seen two of their last four matches land in the Both Teams to Score market, following a 2-1 victory over Colchester United and a 1-1 draw with Newport County on either side of a 0-0 stalemate against Bristol Rovers. Nigel Clough’s side beat Bradford 2-0 at Valley Parade last weekend as goals by Rhys Oates and Matty Longstaff on either side of half-time settled the outcome of the game.

Prior to the Grecians 1-1 draw against Bristol Rovers last weekend they had won their previous four matches, beating Harrogate Town 4-3 having trailed 3-1 with just 19 minutes to go, as well as earning back to back 1-0 victories against Bradford and Leyton Orient after narrowly winning 2-1 away at Swindon Town.

The final tip on this list comes from Serie A, where Inter Milan will be hoping to get back on track in their push for back to back league titles when they face bottom of the table Salernitana at the San Siro.

Simone Inzaghi’s men hammered Friday’s opposition 5-0 back on 17th December at Arechi Stadium as Ivan Perisic, Denzel Dumfries, Alexis Sanchez, Lautaro Martinez and Roberto Gagliardini all got on the scoresheet.

However, since then, Salernitana have shown some signs of improvement, as since losing 4-1 away at league leaders Napoli in late January, they have gone on to draw 2-2 with Spezia and AC Milan, as well as 1-1 against both Genoa and Bologna.

Inter come into this match with no wins in their last five outings, meaning that this could be an ideal game to get back on track in, having drawn 1-1 away at Napoli, before being beaten 2-0 in back to back matches against Liverpool and Sassuolo, as well as only managing 0-0 draws with Genoa and AC Milan with the latter being in the first leg of the Coppa Italia semi-finals.