Betting Hub App: Match Result and BTTS Tips for Wednesday's Action

The first game on this list comes from the Czech First League, as second-placed Sparta Praha travel to fourth in the table Jablonec, looking to bounce back from their 2-0 away loss to top of the table Slavia Praha last weekend.

Just two points separate these two sides in the standing, although Sparta do have a game in hand. The last meeting between these two teams came back in October where Sparta ran out as 2-1 winners at Stadion Letná thanks to goals from Lukas Julis and Adam Hlozek.

Three of Jablonec’s last five matches have seen both teams score, having played the likes of Ziln, Slovan Liberec and Zbrojovka Brno, whilst the last time Sparta featured in a match where both teams scored was on 3rd April when they thumped Teplice 7-2 at home.

Sparta are currently the second top scorers in the division with 54 goals, which is 11 more than Jablonec, who have scored the fourth-most goals in the Czech First League.

Liverpool face Real Madrid in the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final, knowing that they must score at minimum two goals against Los Blancos if they are to progress, following their 3-1 defeat in Madrid last week.

Jurgen Klopp’s side looks to be finding their feet again, having won four of their last five games following their 2-1 win at Anfield on the weekend, thanks to Trent Alexander-Arnold’s stoppage-time winner against Aston Villa.

However, they face a mammoth task against Real, as Zinedine Zidane’s side have lost just one game in La Liga since the start of December and comfortably beat the Anfield club last time out. Liverpool will be forced to attack which should see them create chances, whilst Real will back themselves to beat Klopp’s men once again, as the likes of Burnley, Brighton and Fulham have all won at Anfield in recent times.

On the weekend, Real beat Barcelona 2-1 in the El Classico thanks to strikes from Karim Benzema and Casemiro, which means that they have won four of their last five games in which both teams have scored against the likes of Atalanta in the round of 16, as well as away at Celta Vigo on 20th March.

The second game on this list to come from the Czech First League sees fifth places Viktoria Plzen host 13th in the league Zlin at Doosan Arena.

Plzen come into this match in good form having won four of their last five matches, with both teams scoring in fixtures against Karvina, Ceske Budejovice and Bohemians 1905.

Both teams have scored in Zlin’s last two outings, which were 3-1 and 2-1 defeats against Jablonec and Karvina.

Viktoria are currently the fifth top scorers in the division, with 42 goals in 24 matches, whilst their French striker Jean-David Beauguel is the fourth top scorer with 10 goals this campaign, just two behind current Golden Boot leader Jan Kutcha of Slavia.

Borussia Dortmund host Manchester City at the Signal Iduna Park, trailing the Premier League outfit 2-1 from the first leg at the Etihad.

Goals from Kevin De Bruyne and Phil Foden, either side of Marco Reus late strike were enough for City to beat the Black and Yellow’s despite the Bundesliga outfit controversially having a Jude Bellingham goal chalked off in the match.

City are the favourites coming into this match, despite being beaten 2-1 by Leeds at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday, where they rested several first-team players ahead of their crucial Champions League tie.

Both teams have scored in Dortmund’s last four matches, as they drew 2-2 with Koln in late March, before being beaten 2-1 in back-to-back games against Eintracht Frankfurt and City, just before they dramatically beat Stuttgart 3-2 at the weekend, via a late winner from Ansgar Knauff.

The final game on this list sees sixth-placed Rayo Vallecano take on 12th in the table Mirandes at Estadio de Vallecas.

Vallecano come into this match in good form, having won four out of their last five matches against Girona, Almeria, Alcorcon and Real Zaragoza, with both teams scoring in two of those matches.

Meanwhile, Mirandes have just one win in their last five fixtures, which came in a 2-1 win away at Sporting Gijon in early April. This result was one of two in their last five matches that saw both teams score, as Mirandes drew 2-2 at home with league leaders Espanyol in mid-March via goals from Victor Andres Meseguer Cavas and Simon Moreno Barroso.

Vallecano come into this match having scored 41 goals in 33 matches, which is the fourth most in the Spanish Segunda, they have also conceded 31 times, showing that they are susceptible to conceding goals on a regular basis.