The Most Statistically-Backed Match Result-BTTS Tips - 6/11/21

On Saturday, Red Bull Leipzig take on Borussia Dortmund at the Red Bull Arena in a battle of eighth versus second in the Bundesliga, with the hosts backed to win this game due to the absence of Erling Haaland as the Norwegian star is injured.

Across the whole season, 60% of the games that these two sides have featured in have seen both teams score, which is demonstrated by some of the recent results, as in the Champions League, Leipzig drew 2-2 against PSG, outplaying the French side and were perhaps unlucky not to win, having seen an Andre Silva penalty saved, needing to be saved by a 92nd-minute goal by Dominik Szoboszlai after Christopher Nkunku had put them into the lead early on, whilst Dortmund were beaten 3-1 by Ajax at Signal Iduna Park.

Prior to their draw with PSG, Leipzig drew 1-1 with Eintracht Frankfurt and hammered Greuther Furth 4-1 at home as Yussuf Poulsen, Emil Forsberg, Szoboszlai and Hugo Novoa all got on the scoresheet, whilst Dortmund beat Arminia Bielefeld and Koln 3-1 and 2-0 after their heavy matchday four defeat at Ajax, where they were soundly beaten 4-0.

Next up on this list is Real Madrid versus Rayo Vallecano and the Santiago Bernabeu with the hosts coming in as firm favourites to win.

Carlo Ancelotti’s side are just one point behind league leaders Real Sociedad having played one game less, whilst Vallecano are sixth in the table having been one of the season’s surprise packages so far, scoring 18 goals in 12 matches with Colombian veteran Radamel Falcao rolling back the years with four goals in seven appearances.

Real have won three of their last four matches with both teams scoring, having defeated Shakhtar Donetsk in the Champions League in midweek thanks to a Karim Benzema brace, as well as beating both Elche and Barcelona by 2-1 scorelines.

Meanwhile, prior to Vallecano’s 0-0 draw with Celta Vigo last weekend, they showed their capability in a 1-0 victory against Barcelona in late October, as Falcao grabbed the only goal of the game. Prior to their win against Barca, Rayo lost 3-2 to Real Betis and defeated Elche 2-1.

Grasshopper face Swiss champions Young Boys at Stadion Letizgrund in what is fourth versus third in the Swiss Super League.

The hosts actually come into this match on the back of three wins in their last five outings, having beaten FC Sion 3-1 both home and away, as well as St Gallen 5-2, their other two matches in this run saw them play in two more matches where both teams scored, as they lost 3-1 away at Lausanne Sport and drew 3-3 versus Zurich.

David Wagner will be looking for a reaction from his side as they have lost three matches in a row, with two of these being against Villarreal in the Champions League. Prior to their shock 3-1 loss to St Gallen in the Swiss Super League, Young Boys beat Lausanne Sport 3-2 at home via goals from Silvan Hefti, Fabian Rieder and Christian Fassnacht.

Our second tip from the Bundesliga sees Bayern Munich go head to head with Freiburg, with the away side having an uncanny habit of scoring against the champions.

Both teams have scored in each of the last five meetings between these sides going back to March 2019, with Bayern winning both of the last two home fixtures by 3-1 and 2-1 scorelines.

Julian Nagelsmann’s side come into this match having scored five in back to back matches against Union Berlin and Benfica in 5-2 victories, where Robert Lewandowski scored a hattrick against the latter, whilst Serge Gnabry and Leroy Sane both got on the goal sheet.

Meanwhile, both teams have scored in four of Freiburg’s last five matches, as they have defeated the likes of Hertha Berlin, Wolfsburg and Greuther Furth 2-1, 2-0 and 3-1, as well as drawing 1-1 against both RB Leipzig and Osnabruck.

The last game on this list comes from France, where Bordeaux and PSG face off in Ligue 1 in a battle of 16th versus first in the table.

Mauricio Pochettino’s side have earned themselves 31 points from their opening 12 matches, scoring 26 times, but, have conceded 11, whilst Bordeaux have found the back of the net 16 times but leaked 24.

Bordeaux have scored in four of their last five matches in Ligue 1, as they have drawn 1-1 three times against Rennes, Nantes and Lorient and even beat Reims 3-2 last time out thanks to goals by Yacine Adli and Jimmy Briand (2).

Meanwhile, PSG come into this game off the back of a 2-2 draw away at RB Leipzig in the Champions League where they showcased their defensive vulnerabilities, but, were bailed out thanks to a brace by Gini Wijnaldum. Prior to their game in Germany, Pochettino’s men had won three out of their last four matches across all competitions with both teams scoring, doing so by 2-1 scorelines at home to Angers and Lille, as well as in a dramatic 3-2 victory over Leipzig.