The Most Statistically-Backed Match Result-BTTS Tips - 9/12/21

On Thursday, FC Copenhagen host Slovan Bratislava at Parken Stadium in Group F of the Europa Conference League.

The home side have already qualified for the knockout rounds having earned 12 points in their group, four more than second-place Slovan, who will need to match PAOK’s result in order to progress.

In four of Copenhagen’s last five matches the both teams to score markets have landed, having beaten Bratislava 3-1 via goals by Jonas Wind (2) and a Jens Stage strike, whilst Ezekiel Henty’s 21st-minute goal turned out to be a consolation. The Danish Superliga side have also beaten Lincoln Red Imps 3-1, and were beaten 2-1 at home to PAOK, but beat the Greek side 2-1 in Greece. Jess Thorup’s sides last match was a 4-0 victory away at Lincoln Red Imps.

On the other hand, following their 3-1 defeat to the Danish outfit in their opening match, Slovan drew 1-1 and 0-0 with PAOK, as well as defeating Lincoln Red Imps 2-0 and 4-1.
According to the Betting Hub App, there is a 70% chance of this coming off on the basis of both sides’ results. Combined, Copenhagen and Slovan average 3.1 goals per game between them.

In the Europa League, La Liga outfit Real Sociedad take on Dutch Eredivisie side PSV at the Reale Arena.
In Group B, the home side have to beat PSV to qualify for the knockout rounds, as they are third in the standings, trailing Roger Schmidt’s side by two points coming into matchday six.

Sociedad have lost four of their last five matches across all competition, having drawn 0-0 with Valencia, been beaten 2-1 by AS Monaco, 1-0 by Espanyol and 2-0 by Real Madrid, with Imanol Alguacil’s sides only victory in this sequence coming in a 4-0 hammering of Panaderia Pulido.

Meanwhile, PSV have won four of their last five games, following two 4-1 victories against Fortuna Sittard and Utrecht, as well as two 2-0 wins over Vitesse and Sturm Graz and drawing 1-1 versus Heerenveen.

The last meeting between these two sides finished in a 2-2 draw at Philips Stadium where the hosts dominated the match with 15 shots and 61%. Mario Gotze gave PSV the lead, before Adnan Januzaj and Alexander Isak put Sociedad ahead, but a 54th-minute strike by Cody Gakpo levelled up the scores at 2-2.

Basel and Qarabag go head to head in a top of the table clash of Group H at St Jakob Park, as both teams are on 11 points coming into matchday six.

The Swiss Super League side come into this match having beaten Kairat 3-2 and FC Luzern. Last time out, Basel drew 1-1 versus Lausanne Sport, but, lost 1-0 against St. Gallen and drew 1-1 versus Omonia Nicosia.

Qarabag have won three of their last five Europa Conference League games, beating Omonia Nicosia 4-1, as well as Kairat 2-1 both home and away. The Azerbaijani outfit drew 2-2 at home to Omonia and on matchday one, Qarabag and Basel drew 0-0 versus each other.

On the basis of these statistics, there is an 80% chance of the both teams to score market landing, as well as having a combined average goals of 2.9.

The next match also comes from the Europa Conference League, as AZ Alkmaar host Randers In Group D, with the away side looking for a win in order to qualify for the knockout stages.

The both teams to score market has happened in four of AZ’s last five matches, as the Dutch Eredivisie side have beaten both Sparta Rotterdam 3-1 and Fortuna Sittard 2-1, prior to this, Alkmaar had drawn 0-0 versus Vitesse and 1-1 against both Jablonec and NEC.

Meanwhile, Randers have accumulated seven points from five matches in the Europa Conference League, following a 2-1 win over CFR Cluj last time out, having drawn 2-2 against Jablonec both home and away, as well as drawing 1-1 against Cluj and 2-2 with AZ on matchday one.

The final tip on this list is Celtic versus Real Betis in Group G of the Europa League.

Celtic are out of this season’s competition, having only managed six points from five games, seeing them drop into the Europa Conference League, as second-place Betis are four points clear of their opponents.

In the last meeting between these two sides, Betis beat Celtic 4-3 in September via goals from Juan Miranda, Juanmi (2) and Borja Iglesias, having initially fallen 2-0 behind due to goals by Albian Ajeti and Josip Juranovic.

Ange Postecoglou’s side have won four of their last five matches, defeating Dundee 4-2, Aberdeen 2-1, Hearts 1-0 and Dundee United 3-0, but, they did lose their last Europa League game 3-2 away at Bayer Leverkusen.

Betis are in fantastic form coming into this clash, as they have won all of their last five games, following victories against Elche 3-0, Ferencvaros 2-0, Levante 3-1, CFI Alicante 4-0 and Barcelona 1-0.