Boosted Odds to Watch Across Europe This Weekend With £20 in Free Bets - 27/11/20

Bayern Munich go into matchday nine as league leaders, where they face eight placed Stuttgart at the Mercedes-Benz Arena.

The German champions have been in irresistible form, scoring 28 goals in eight Bundesliga matches, with Polish striker Robert Lewandowski scoring 11 goals in seven league appearances. Lewandowski’s record means that he averages 1.81 goals per 90 minutes, which equates to a goal every 50 minutes.

Lewandowski finished last season on 34 goals from 31 Bundesliga matches as Bayern retained their title yet again, as well as scoring 15 goals in ten UEFA Champions League appearances as the Munich based side went on to conquer Europe for a sixth time.

It would be to nobodies’ surprise to see the Bayern striker score a brace this weekend, the Pole scored in both league fixtures against this weekend’s opponents Stuttgart in their last two league meetings back in 2018/19 and has a boosted price of 11/4 to score a brace.

Inter Milan face an in-form Sassuolo at the Mapei Stadium with the home side currently sitting second in Serie A after eight matches, as Inter look to build on their started the season slowly, having won 15 points from a possible 24. But, Romelu Lukaku has been in great form, scoring seven goals in seven games, including a brace last time out against Torino at the San Siro, where he also got two assists.

Antonio Conte’s side will be looking to bounce back from their midweek defeat against Real Madrid with a win against one of their bogey sides, who they have lost to seven times in the league since 2015, but of course, there are always times to change the form books. Inter Milan have won 15 out of their last 23 away games in Serie A, losing just two under Conte, the best record of any team in the league since the start of last season.

Lukaku, who has been influential since moving to Inter, scoring 34 goals in all competitions last season, of which three of them came in two of his side’s games against Sassuolo last season, the Belgian has a boosted price of 5/1 to score a brace against this weekend’s opponents for the second season running.

French champions PSG welcome Bordeaux to the Parc des Princes with the visitors lying in 12th place in the table, having lost three out of their last five Ligue 1 matches. PSG have won seven of their last eight league matches following two shock defeats in their first two games to Lens and Marseille.

Since then, Kylian Mbappe has been in scintillating form in Ligue 1 this season, having scored nine goals and made four assists in seven games. Meanwhile, Neymar has five goal contributions in five league games due to suspension and fitness issues, but scored a crucial penalty against RB Leipzig in midweek which has kept the Paris based sides hopes alive of advancing to the knockout phases of the competition.

Either Neymar or Mbappe have been on the score sheet the last four times PSG have played Bordeaux in Ligue 1, hence why the odds for both of them to score against this weekend’s opponents are 2/1.

Liverpool have won every game that they have played against Brighton in the Premier League era and will be looking to carry on that trend in Saturday’s early kick off.

Brighton are currently 16th place in the league standings having won just two of their opening nine league fixtures. Jurgen Klopp’s side will be looking to take advantage and heap pressure on top of the table Spurs who travel to Stamford Bridge on Sunday where they face Chelsea.

Another player who will be looking to take advantage this weekend is Mohamed Salah, who is Brighton’s scourge, having scored five goals in his last six games against the Seagulls.

Salah has started this season in great form, scoring seven goals in seven games, and having scored a brace last time out against Brighton, is priced at 13/2 to repeat this feat at the Amex this weekend.

James Rodriguez was one of the surprise moves of the summer transfer window when he arrived at Goodison Park from Real Madrid, the Colombian has certainly lived up to the expectations of a former Los Blancos player with some impressive displays.

The 2014 World Cup Golden Boot winner has scored three league goals this season in eight games, providing three assists for the Toffees, with one goal coming from outside the penalty area against West Brom on matchday three.

James, as he is more frequently known, has had 16 shots on goal this season, with half of these coming from outside the penalty area and is influential in Everton’s play when drifting inside from the right.

The Colombian will be looking to take advantage of Leeds’ defence, which statistically is the third-worst defence in the Premier League. The Everton man is priced at 10/1 to score from outside the penalty area against Leeds on Saturday night.