PSG v Monaco Betting Tips

Written 10th January 2020

This week’s edition of the LeoVegas European Football betting tips feature games in Italy’s Serie A, Greece’s Super League, and France’s Ligue 1. Lazio host Napoli looking to stay ahead of their eternal rivals, Roma, in a quest for a Champions League place. PAOK Thessaloniki attempt to return to the top of the table, having been usurped by Olympiacos, but AEK Athens stand in their way. Lastly, Paris Saint-Germain come up against the only other side to have won a French title since 2012, as Monaco arrive at Parc des Princes. Read on for selected online betting odds for each match.

Paris SG v Monaco - 8:00pm, 12th January

Sunday evening sees what has traditionally been a competitive clash in Ligue 1 over the past decade. Paris Saint-Germain have won every French title since Montpellier’s 2012 success, apart from in 2017, as Monaco pipped them. This time around though there looks to be no such challenge, as PSG stand 17 points clear of Sunday’s opposition, and 7 points clear of Marseille in 2nd, having played a game fewer. They’ve also scored four or more goals in their last six games in all competitions, although only two of them - away to Saint-Etienne and at home to Amiens - have been in the league. They’ve only lost one game at Parc des Princes this season, which was a shock 2-0 defeat to Reims, but they can boast a 4-0 win over Marseille and a 3-0 win over Real Madrid in the Champions League. Against a Monaco side that are still trying to find their feet after dismal form, the likes of Neymar, Mauro Icardi, Angel di Maria, and Kylian Mbappe could have a field day.

Over 3.5 Paris SG Goals - ODDS: 29/20

Leonardo Jardim has now been sacked twice by Monaco in little over a year, and new boss Robert Moreno faces a baptism of fire for his Ligue 1 debut. It took seven games for the Fontvieille-based side to find their first win of the 2019-20 season, but they’ve now secured eight, and have won every game they’ve played at Stade Louis II since. That form has seen them up to 7th in the table, although a couple of good results could see them challenging for the European qualifying places, with Reenes, Lille, and Nantes not too far ahead, and the latter two having played a game more. Monaco’s Wissam Ben Yedder is the competition’s top scorer so far with 13 goals, and they’ll need him ready for this one. It’s worth mentioning that these two sides meet in the rearranged reverse fixture just three days after this encounter, so Monaco may try to intimidate their opponents ahead of that second tie.

Double Chance; Draw or Monaco - ODDS: 33/10

Lazio v Napoli - 5:00pm, 11th January

Saturday afternoon sees Simone Inzaghi’s Lazio team take to the Stadio Olimpico turf in an effort to close down the gap on Serie A’s current top two of Juventus and Inter Milan. 6 points is the gap, but with Lazio having played a game fewer, it’s not unrealistic to say that a win here would see them firmly in the title equation at the half-way stage of the season. They’ll have to be careful not to get too carried away however, but a top four finish of any kind would be gratefully received, having only achieved that outcome on five occasions this millenium. Nine wins in a row for any side is always going to have a positive effect on league position, but a 3-1 win over Juventus during that run will have done incredible things to Lazio’s confidence. Ciro Immobile remains the Serie A top scorer by some distance, and will fancy his chances against Napoli.

Ciro Immobile to Score - ODDS: 19/20

Napoli finished second in last season’s top flight, but the 2019-20 Serie A season has been a struggle for them. Currently occupying 8th in the league, a loss here could easily see them dropping into the bottom half if results go against them. Kalidou Koulibaly’s injury won’t have helped matters, but the truth is that their problems go deeper than that, having been on a seven game losing run before he was struck down, a sequence that ultimately saw Carlo Ancelotti relieved of his duties. Gennaro Gattuso has his work cut out if he is to lift the spirits of his new team from the dugout. That said, Napoli are unbeaten in the last eight meetings with Lazio, with an average of 3.5 goals being scored per game. The shoe is firmly on the other foot this time around, but both are competitive, and - more importantly - able to hit the back of the net.

Over 2.5 Goals - ODDS: 11/20

PAOK Thessaloniki v AEK Athens - 5:30pm, 12th January

It’s over to Greece on Sunday afternoon as PAOK Thessaloniki welcome AEK Athens, with both attempting to take momentum back from Olympiacos, who top the table. Since the Greek top tier became the Super League in 2006, Olympiacos have won all but three titles, but AEK Athens and PAOK Thessaloniki have won the most recent two. PAOK’s victorious campaign last year was only their third top division title ever, but they’ve certainly got a good chance of repeating that success. Until a loss at Aris last weekend, they were unbeaten in sixteen league games, and sat top of the table. Now, they’re off the pace by a single point, and will be back to the summit - at least temporarily - if they get a win in this one. PAOK will be buoyed by the fact they’ve scored in every game this season.

PAOK Thessaloniki to Score Over 1.5 Goals - ODDS: 7/10

AEK Athens have had three different periods to their season. The first, bar an opening day home defeat to Xanthi, saw them string together a few wins, while drawing the others. They then hit a slump from late October to the end of November, as they lost three and won just one of five games. They’re now into the third phase, and they’ll be hoping it lasts a while longer, as they registered three wins across December, before starting 2020 with a 3-1 win over Panetolikos. They play Larissa and Volos in their matches immediately after this, and wins in those as well could set them up wonderfully for a home clash with Olympiacos, but first they have to try and get a result on a ground where they’ve lost five of the last six if they’re to have any outside hope of challenging for the title.

Both Teams to Score - ODDS: 1/1

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Premier League Betting Preview - GW 33

3rd July 2020

Liverpool got themselves a guard of honour before the game against Man City, but after the full time whistle it should have been the other way around. The Reds were just not at the races at all and City made a huge statement at their expense. It will be interesting to see how the new champions do for the rest of the season, with other sides they’re facing still having plenty to play for.

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Norwich City vs Brighton & Hove Albion - 12:30pm 4th July

A few weeks ago, this probably looked like it was going to be a huge fixture in the relegation battle at the bottom. Since then though, Norwich have become marooned and look all but doomed. They fell to pieces in the midweek game, gifting Arsenal with a number of goals. It seems harsh to say they’ve given up, but it doesn’t look good. Brighton on the other hand have picked up some results, but they’ll want to forget about the Man United game. Brighton at 6/5 looks like good value.

Brighton To Win: 6/5

Manchester United vs AFC Bournemouth - 3:00pm 4th July

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has got his side playing some imperious football since the return, with an abundance of attacking talent in the side. We’re running out of superlatives to describe Bruno Fernandes, who has to be up there with the best January signings of all time. Bournemouth will be fearing this trip to Old Trafford, as they were just hammered by a Newcastle side that is not known for scoring goals. There is only one way this game looks like it’ll go, and we expect plenty of goals to fly in the Bournemouth net.

Man United -2: 13/10

Leicester City vs Crystal Palace - 3:00pm 4th July

Leicester are a curious case, having slowed down hugely since the turn of the year. They looked like certainties for a Champions League position at one point, but are now just three points above 6th place, with the chasing sides in much better form. This really is a must win game for them, but the goal threat is just not there. Palace don’t really know where the goal is either, and they are the only side in the Premier League that haven’t scored more than twice in a game this season. These two sides have both struggled for goals, and we can’t see this being a hugely entertaining match.

Under 1.5 Goals: 39/20

Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Arsenal - 5:30pm 4th July

Wolves have won all three games since the return without conceding a goal, and now have Champions League qualification in their sights. It’ll be interesting to see if Nuno goes with Adama Traore from the start or as a super sub again. Although Arsenal have had an extremely disappointing season on the whole, a win here would take them to within three points of Wolves in 6th. They hammered Norwich in the week but this will be a very different proposition. Both sides have won their last three in a row in all competitions, but we are backing Wolves to edge it.

Wolves To Win: 5/4

Chelsea vs Watford - 8:00pm 4th July

Chelsea were a shambles at the back on Wednesday, losing 3-2 to West Ham. In that defeat, there were only two Chelsea players to come out with any credit: Christian Pulisic and Willian. Watford looked like they’d turned things around under Nigel Pearson but it’s quietly gone wrong. They’re only one point above the drop zone and they haven’t won away at Chelsea since 1986. The Blues will be like a wounded animal here after embarrassment in a London derby, which doesn’t bode well for Watford.

Pulisic To Score: 27/20

Burnley vs Sheffield United - 12:00pm 5th July

Although Sean Dyche is openly at odds with the Burnley board over contract extensions, on the pitch the Clarets have been impressive. Two 1-0 wins in a row is very “Burnley” and it’s put them into a strong top 10 position. Sheffield United turned their poor form around, thrashing Spurs on Thursday in a shocker. They are still in a solid position for European qualification as well, which would be immense for Chris Wilder’s side. Both sides are based on a solid defence, so we can’t see a goalfest at Turf Moor. It could well be 0-0, or a 1-0 win either way.

BTTS No: 4/6

Newcastle United vs West Ham United - 2:00pm 5th July

For the away side, they will have been delighted with the win over Chelsea. Attacking wise they looked a lot better, with Jarrod Bowen, Michail Antonio and Andriy Yarmolenko all looking threatening. That result has given them breathing space at the bottom. For Newcastle, Allan Saint-Maximin has been fantastic, and is one of the most entertaining players in the league to watch. After a hat-trick of assists against Bournemouth, he was brought off on the hour to rest him up for this game. He also tore West Ham apart in the reverse fixture.

Saint-Maximin Assist: 17/5

Liverpool vs Aston Villa - 4:30pm 5th July

Liverpool will surely be embarrassed by their performance at the Etihad. Jurgen Klopp was visibly frustrated in his post match interview, and you’d like to think that would translate to the Reds bouncing back in style. Aston Villa will not really know what to expect in this trip to Anfield, but it’s clear to see that Dean Smith’s side need points and quickly. Jack Grealish has been out of form recently and that’s a worrying sign. We can’t see defending being key on the agenda here.

Over 3.5 Goals: 6/5

Southampton vs Manchester City - 7:00pm 5th July

Southampton are a strange side, where they look great on the road but poor at St Mary’s. Weirdly, it might have been better for them to have this game at the Etihad. After winning the League Cup, Man City could still win a treble if they can add the FA Cup and Champions League. They look fantastic at the moment and could score every time they go forward. Pep Roulette left Riyad Mahrez on the bench for the Liverpool game, which suggests he’ll start here. He was also unlucky to have a late goal ruled out by VAR.

Mahrez To Score: 31/20

Tottenham Hotspur vs Everton - 8:00pm 6th July

Spurs can feel a little hard done by with the disallowed goal against Sheffield United, but they can have no excuse for the collapse after that. Jose Mourinho just can’t seem to get consistent results at the moment. For Everton, Richarlison picked up a knock and is a major doubt for this game, while Dominic Calvert-Lewin hasn’t scored for a while. Only one point and two places separate the two sides, and we can see a score draw occurring in Monday Night Football.

Correct Score 1-1: 11/2

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Premier League Betting Preview - GW 23

17th January 2020

Manchester United fans would love nothing more than to inflict the first Premier League defeat of the season on Liverpool in their own back yard. However, Liverpool have been majestic at Anfield (and everywhere else to be fair), so it would take a monumental effort from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men to get anything out of this. Elsewhere this weekend, there is a huge battle at the bottom as 20th placed Norwich City take on 19th placed Bournemouth.

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Watford vs Tottenham Hotspur - 12:30pm 18th January

Watford are in a fantastic run of form and have completely turned the corner since Nigel Pearson came in, winning four of their last five Premier League games. Tottenham seem to be heading the other way though and things may already be unravelling for Jose Mourinho. Although Spurs have an excellent overall record against Spurs, in this fixture last season it was Watford that claimed a 2-1 win at Vicarage Road. Could we see something similar this time around?

WATFORD TO WIN - ODDS: 23/10

Manchester City vs Crystal Palace - 3:00pm 18th January

Manchester City absolutely destroyed a poor Aston Villa side last week and showed absolutely no mercy. Things were so easy for them that Pep Guardiola was able to take off his key man Kevin De Bruyne for a bit of a rest just after the hour mark, after another two assists for the Belgian ace. Crystal Palace will have good memories of the Etihad Stadium though, after their immense 1-3 win there last season. It would take some effort to replicate that on Saturday though.

KEVIN DE BRUYNE TO GIVE AN ASSIST - ODDS: 9/10

Norwich City vs Bournemouth - 3:00pm 18th January

You don’t need us to point out that things aren’t going well this season for either of these two teams. Just take one look at the Premier League table, where Norwich sit bottom and Bournemouth are now only one place above them after an alarming slide. Not only are the Cherries conceding loads of goals, they are also struggling to score with main striker Callum Wilson going 14 league games without scoring. Norwich seem more of a threat, and will be looking to make home advantage count here.

NORWICH CITY TO WIN - ODDS: 23/20

Southampton vs Wolverhampton Wanderers - 3:00pm 18th January

Incredibly there are now only three points separating these two sides. Who would have thought that a month or two ago? Danny Ings is in unbelievable form and has to be a shoe-in for the next England squad when it is announced. Southampton’s number 9 has scored 10 goals in his last 10 Premier League starts and shows absolutely no signs of slowing down. Wolves defenders will have to make sure they don’t give him a single chance to shoot at goal.

DANNY INGS TO SCORE - ODDS: 11/10

Arsenal vs Sheffield United - 3:00pm 18th January

There is no doubt that Arsenal are putting more effort in since the appointment of Mikel Arteta, but there is still a lack of quality in certain areas. Sheffield United will not fear a trip to the Emirates, and they may feel as if they were a little bit unlucky to lose at both Anfield and the Etihad recently. Without Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang through suspension and with the Blades’ solid defence, this could be a frustrating afternoon for the Gunners.

UNDER 2.5 GOALS - ODDS: 41/50

West Ham United vs Everton - 3:00pm 18th January

David Moyes hosts his former club on Saturday, where he had a lot of good times. He’ll be desperate to beat Everton here though, as his West Ham side need the points in order to try and move away from the bottom of the Premier League table. For the Blues, Dominic Calvert-Lewin has played brilliantly under Carlo Ancelotti so far and although he tried to score with his arm last week, he will be a threat to the West Ham defence with his movement and heading ability.

DOMINIC CALVERT-LEWIN TO SCORE - ODDS: 9/5

Brighton & Hove Albion vs Aston Villa - 3:00pm 18th January

Brighton will be looking for three points to try and put a six point gap between themselves and the bottom three here. The Seagulls love dominating possession under Graham Potter, particularly at home. This is jarring on the eye still, as it is the completely opposite to how previous boss Chris Hughton set his side up. If Aston Villa are to win, they will likely be looking for some magic from Jack Grealish on the counter attack. We’re expecting Pepe Reina to be the busier goalkeeper though, presuming he makes his Villa debut.

OVER 5.5 TOTAL SHOTS ON TARGET BY BRIGHTON - ODDS: 3/5

Newcastle United vs Chelsea - 5:30pm 18th January

Newcastle have not won in the league since before Christmas, when Palace came to town. Although Chelsea can be very hit and miss, boss Frank Lampard will have to be targeting this game as a must win if they want to qualify for the CHampions League again next season. Blues striker Tammy Abraham has had a fantastic season so far, scoring 13 goals from 29 shots on target. It is likely that his Chelsea teammates will create plenty of chances for him against a Newcastle side that like to sit back, even when playing at St James’ Park.

TAMMY ABRAHAM TO SCORE - ODDS:19/20

Burnley vs Leicester City - 2:00pm 19th January

Brendan Rodgers will surely have made it known that Leicester’s performance last week against Southampton was not acceptable and they will be looking to get their top four challenge back on track here. It’s a good fixture for them too, as Burnley have completely lost any sort of form and have lost their last four Premier League games in a row. Leicester have won the last two meetings between the sides and there is a clear gulf in class here.

LEICESTER TO SCORE OVER 2.5 GOALS - ODDS: 29/10

Liverpool vs Manchester United - 4:30pm 19th January

Liverpool have won an incredible 21 out of 22 Premier League games so far this season, but the only side to take points off them so far are their old foes Manchester United. The Red Devils are the visitors to Anfield on Sunday as well, though they may be without their main goal threat Marcus Rashford through injury. There are no such problems for Jurgen Klopp though, as he has all of his main players available. Salah, Mane and Firmino could cause a weak Man United defence so many problems.

LIVERPOOL TO SCORE OVER 2.5 GOALS - ODDS: 6/4

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Premier League Betting Preview - GW 20

27th December 2019

There are some intriguing matches in store as the Premier League waves goodbye to 2019. No matter what happens in their game with Wolves at Anfield, Liverpool will top the league on New Year’s Day, but they’ll be hoping they’re still unbeaten. Meanwhile, Norwich City will need to get something against Tottenham, and hope that Watford don’t beat Aston Villa, otherwise the Canaries will be staying in the basement.

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Brighton & Hove Albion vs Bournemouth - 12:30pm 28th December

Brighton only lost to Tottenham on Boxing Day courtesy of Dele Alli’s fine strike, while Bournemouth managed to hold the other North London side, Arsenal, to a 1-1 draw at home. Despite these fortunes, Brighton are the favourites here, largely due to the fact that they made a fair few changes for what was always going to be a difficult away game. If either side lose this game, they could end 2019 in the relegation zone if both Aston Villa and West Ham earn points, although a victory would see either within touching distance of the top half of the Premier League table.

OVER 2.5 GOALS - ODDS: 9/10

Newcastle United vs Everton - 3:00pm 28th December

Despite taking an early lead, Newcastle United slumped to a 4-1 defeat against Manchester United on Boxing Day. Elsewhere, Everton took their unbeaten tally to four games as they edged past Burnley 1-0, in what was Carlo Ancelotti’s first game in charge. Everton have only one once away from home this season though, 2-1 at Southampton, although they’ve won five of their last eight visits to St James’ Park. Newcastle, meanwhile, will have to contend with a string of first team injuries, but will be buoyed by the fact they’ve only lost one of their nine home matches this season.

EVERTON TO WIN - ODDS: 11/10

Southampton vs Crystal Palace - 3:00pm 28th December

Southampton’s 2-0 win at Chelsea showed fantastic aptitude, with their energy proving too strong for Frank Lampard’s team. Crystal Palace required a moment of magic from Andre Ayew to see their way past a resilient West Ham side, so with both sides full of confidence this could well be an entertaining game. Considering where they were a few weeks ago, Southampton will be delighted to be three points clear of the relegation zone, but with Brighton playing Bournemouth they’ll still have an eye of their shoulder. Crystal Palace could move into European contention if results go their way, although they’ll also be aware of the sides breathing down their necks.

BOTH TEAMS TO SCORE - ODDS: 10/11

Watford vs Aston Villa - 3:00pm 28th December

Neither of these teams have had the best of times recently, but Watford’s third manager of the season in Nigel Pearson may have put them on the right track to avoid the drop. A 2-0 win against Manchester United has been followed up with a well-fought draw at Sheffield United, although they’re still a way off safety. Aston Villa beat Norwich City by a single goal to end their slump of four straight defeats, but will have to up their game if they are to drag themselves out of their current situation. The average number of goals in meetings between these two is 2.4.

UNDER 2.5 GOALS - ODDS: 6/5

Norwich City vs Tottenham Hotspur - 5:30pm 28th December

Norwich City have only registered three wins all season, and have only collected any points at all in six of their 19 matches. That said, draws with Leicester and Arsenal, and a victory over Manchester City show that they can cause problems for some of the biggest teams in the Premier League. Tottenham Hotspur have won more points in Jose Mourinho’s seven games in charge than they did in 12 under Mauricio Pochettino. While they continue to struggle against the big teams, they’ve shown an ability to edge out the opposition even when they’re in tight situations, and they’ll be confident of doing the same against Norwich.

HALF TIME/FULL TIME: TOTTENHAM/TOTTENHAM - ODDS: 6/4

West Ham United vs Leicester City - 5:30pm 28th December

West Ham United’s defeat to Crystal Palace in their last match leaves them teetering precariously above the relegation zone, while Leicester City’s mauling at the hands of Liverpool has effectively ended the title race before 2020 has even arrived. West Ham have only won twice at the London Stadium this season, with the most recent of those coming on September 22nd, and have conceded 23 goals across the 12 games since then. Leicester had won eight in a row before their current three match slump, but the fact they’re no longer being considered title-outsiders should free them up to play a more flowing brand of football.

LEICESTER TO SCORE OVER 2.5 GOALS - ODDS: 47/20

Burnley vs Manchester United - 7:45pm 28th December

Burnley had a few chances against Everton, but they ultimately slipped to a defeat that saw them drop in the table. Manchester United earned a big win at Old Trafford, but it’s away from home where they’ve struggled, with losses at West Ham, Newcastle, Bournemouth, and Watford making up 80% of their defeats. Burnley are more than capable of causing issues, but their form against the traditional big teams this season hasn’t been great, as they’ve yet to take a single point off the five ‘top six’ teams they’ve faced. Maybe they’re due a result, or maybe Manchester United will complete the rout.

DOUBLE CHANCE: BURNLEY OR DRAW - ODDS: 1/1

Arsenal vs Chelsea - 2:00pm 29th December

Arsenal fans will get to see Mikel Arteta in the dugout at the Emirates Stadium for the first time in this match. The former player narrowly missed out on the job to Unai Emery, and has now become his successor. Chelsea will want to ruin the party, having won 2-0 the last time they ventured to North London, as they beat Tottenham. However, the concern for them is that win was one of just two that they’ve earned across the last seven league games, with the other five all ending in defeat. Arsenal have won just five of their 19 Premier League fixtures this season, and with this game being followed by a home tie with Manchester United, they’ll need to be fully switched on to clamber out of the bottom half.

ARSENAL TO WIN - ODDS: 19/10

Liverpool vs Wolverhampton Wanderers - 4:30pm 29th December

Liverpool’s players and manager are being cagey about saying that this season should end their 30 year wait for a domestic title, and their first ever Premier League trophy, but for a lot of people, it’s now about whether or not they can match the unbeaten feat of Arsenal in 2003-04. Wolverhampton Wanderers are a side that can be incredibly difficult on their day, and they will want the honour of being the first side to beat Liverpool in the league this season, and will want to do so at Anfield. Depending on the tactical approach, following a congested fixture period, this could be an explosive affair or a battle of wits, but either way it is likely to be entertaining.

OVER 3.5 GOALS - ODDS: 29/20

Manchester City vs Sheffield United - 6:00pm 29th December

The final game of the weekend and the final Premier League game of 2019 sees the reigning champions host a newly-promoted side that are performing well above expectations. Manchester City won’t have quite conceded defeat in the title race, although a 14 point gap is going to be tough to overturn, but they’ll certainly not settle for less than a top two finish. Sheffield United have had an incredible first half of their return to the top flight, and will be thrilled to end the year having only lost once in the league away from home in 2019, which was a 1-0 loss to Swansea in the Championship back in January.

DOUBLE CHANCE: DRAW OR SHEFFIELD UNITED - ODDS: 21/5

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