The Most Statistically-Backed Match Result-BTTS Tips - 11/2/22

On Friday night, Porto hosts Sporting Lisbon at the Estadio do Dragao in a top of the table clash.

Sergio Conceicao’s side come into this fixture as slight favourites against the champions, as they lead in the standings with 59 points from 21 matches, winning 19 and drawing just twice.

Despite Porto’s dominance, four of their last five matches have seen the both teams to score market land, as prior to their recent 2-0 win over Arouca, they had managed to beat Maritimo 2-1, Famalicao 3-1, Belenenses 4- and Estoril 3-2.

Four of Sporting’s last five games have seen both teams score in them and they have not had it all their own way this campaign, as before their 2-0 and 4-1 victories over Famalicao and Belenenses, they had been defeated 2-1 and 3-2 by Sporting Braga and Santa Clara on either side of a 2-0 win away at Vizela.

Runaway Ligue 1 leaders Paris Saint-Germain go head to head with Rennes at the Parc des Princes on Friday night and will be looking for revenge.

Mauricio Pochettino’s men have lost just once in France’s top-flight this season, and it was against Friday’s opponents in a 2-0 defeat at Roazhon Park back in early October, where Gaetan Laborde and Flavien Tait both got on the scoresheet.

Just two of PSG’s last five matches have seen the both teams to score market land, having hammered Lille 5-1 last time out in the aftermath of a shock Coupe de France exit to Nice on penalties. Before their defeat against Nice, Pochettino’s side had thumped Reims 4-0, beat Brest 2-0 and were held to a 1-1 draw away at Lyon.

Rennes form this season has been somewhat erratic, hence why they are fifth with 11 wins from 23 matches and this is shown in their last five outings, as having lost on penalties to Nancy in the Coupe De France following a 1-1 draw, they were beaten 1-0 by Lens in their next match, before thumping Bordeaux 6-0, losing 2-1 to Clermont and winning 2-0 against Brest.

Ninth in the table, Western Sydney Wanderers faces third-placed Melbourne City at the CommBank Stadium.

The home side have nine points from nine matches, seven less than their opponents who have played one more match this campaign and it is easy to see why.

Western Sydney have won just one of their last five matches in the Australian A-League, following their 1-0 loss to Western United, with this win coming at home to Perth Glory in early February as Jack Rodwell scored the only goal of the game. Before this win, they have lost 3-0 to Brisbane Roar, drawn 3-3 with Melbourne City and were defeated 2-0 by Central Coast Mariners.

Patrick Kisnorbo’s men managed to get back to winning ways last time out when they beat Newcastle Jets 4-2, having lost their previous game 1-0 against Western United. Prior to this, they had beaten Central Coast Mariners 3-1 and had drawn 2-2 and 3-3 with Adelaide United and Western Sydney.

In the German Bundesliga, RB Leipzig and FC Koln meet in a clash of seventh against sixth in the standings.

This season has been a tricky one for Leipzig due to changes in management, as well as key player sales, but, they look to be back to their best of late, as prior to their 3-2 loss to Bayern Munich last time out, they had won their last four matches, with three of them by 2-0 scorelines against Wolfsburg, Hansa Rostock and Stuttgart, as well as 4-1 against Mainz in early January.

Koln come into this fixture in relatively poor form, as before their recent 1-0 win against Freiburg, they had drawn 2-2 with Bochum and were knocked out on penalties in the DFB Pokal by Hamburg following a 1-1 draw. Bayern Munich thrashed Koln 4-0, meaning that their last victory in all competitions before that against Freiburg came in a 3-1 win against Hertha Berlin.

The final tip on this list sees 12th place Hansa Rostock take on third in the table Werder Bremen on Friday night, with the away side looking to keep up their impressive run of form.

Rostock won their last match against Dynamo Dresden 4-1, ending a four-match winless run, having drawn 0-0 against Heidenheim, lost 2-0 in the DFB Pokal to RB Leipzig, as well as 1-0 to Hannover 96 and only managed a 2-2 draw with Karlsruher.

Bremen, who are now coached by former Holstein Kiel coach Ole Werner have won six out of six under his management, with the both teams to score market landing in four of their last five matches, having beaten Karlsruher 2-1, Paderborn 4-3, Hannover 96 4-1 and Jahn Regensburg 3-2, with the odd result out being in a 3-0 hammering of Fortuna Dusseldorf in mid-January.