Fenerbahce have not lost any of their last 21 matches this season.
Fenerbahce have scored 2 or more goals in 9 of their past 10 home matches.
Fenerbahce have won 27 of their past 32 matches this season.
Fenerbahce have kept 13 clean sheets in their past 32 matches this season.
Fenerbahce won 2-1 against Karagumruk in their previous match, registering seven shots on target. They had 53% possession at Vefa Stadium, Edin Dzeko and Michy Batshuayi scoring goals in this Super Lig match.
Olympiacos won 3-2 against Fenerbahce in their previous match, registering seven shots on target. They had 42% possession at Karaiskakis Stadium, Konstantinos Fortounis, Stevan Jovetic and Chiquinho scoring goals in this Europa Conference League match.
The last meeting between Fenerbahce and Olympiacos took place at Karaiskakis Stadium, with Olympiacos winning the game by a 3-2 scoreline.
In their last 3 meetings, Fenerbahce have failed to register a win, no draws and Olympiacos have won three matches.
Our Marseille vs Benfica betting tips take into account the French side having scored in all but one of their 11 Europa League fixtures this term.
Marseille have only lost one of their 20 competitive home games this season.
Benfica have won just two of their last seven away games in all competitions.
The hosts are the favourites according to the Marseille vs Benfica odds with an implied probability of 43.5% that they win the game, although the visitors remain favourites to progress overall.
Marseille haven’t played since last week’s first leg which saw Benfica go two up through Rafa Silva and Angel Di Maria before Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang grabbed a potentially key goal for the French side. Benfica were in action at the weekend, winning 3-0 at home to Moreirense in Liga Portugal.
Marseille will be without a number of players again to injury with Quentin Merlin, Jonathan Clauss, Valentin Rongier and Ismaila Sarr all potentially missing here.
Benfica are doing better on the selection front but could be missing Juan Bernat to injury.
Benfica is one of the favorite teams to reach the semi-finals of the Europa League but will have to achieve this prestigious goal on the pitch: the Eagles will have to earn their place at the Velodrome, home to a Marseille team that relies heavily on the warmth of its fans to achieve the feat. The Encarnados won the first leg 2-1 but at the end of the match they had a very bitter taste in their mouths for having conceded the goal to Aubameyang which now weighs heavily and fuels the French's hopes of a comeback; Gasset's team rested at the weekend while Schimdt made a large turnover but still clearly regulated Moreirense.
In our opinion it is a match that should see both teams on the scoresheet and that Benfica should not lose; we expect a very serious match from the Eagles, who know very well that Europe is the only real chance of lifting a trophy at this end of the season.
It may have been Gasperini who wrote Jurgen Klopp's last European night on the Liverpool bench, nor on the eve of the first leg of the Europa League quarter-finals would it have been possible to imagine Atalanta winning 3-0 at Anfield and risking qualification for the semi-finals . The Reds, who had not lost in 33 games at home, had to surrender to Scamacca's brace and Pasalic's goal and the return to the Gewiss Stadium becomes above all a management exercise for the Bergamo players, who will have the sole task of not losing with four goal difference against a team that had already been able to win 5-0 on this pitch in November 2020 at the time of the pandemic. Completely different scenario obviously in a match in which qualification is very close for the home team and which with these premises could provide a further spectacle.
Atalanta, who let Verona draw 2-2 by wasting a two-goal lead, have won only one of the last four matches played and two of the three successes achieved in the last eleven have come in the Europa League, for Gasperini's men six of the last seven ended with at least three goals overall and in four of these both teams scored. In five days the Reds risk having compromised a good part of the season by incredibly losing two consecutive home games and the defeat against the Bergamo team was followed by a 1-0 against Crystal Palace which puts Klopp's team in pursuit of Manchester City and Arsenal and generated their first run of consecutive games of the season in which they finished without scoring, with a game of fewer than three goals overall the likes of which had not been seen since a 1-1 draw against Manchester City in March.
If we weren't talking about Liverpool, a team that already won 5-0 here less than four years ago and which is probably among the strongest on the continent at an absolute level this season, we could already include Atalanta among the four best in the competition . Although qualification does not seem to be in question, there could be room to see an even more prolific match than the one won by the Bergamo players at Anfield given that it is not reasonable to imagine that the Reds could finish without scoring even in the second leg and one or two goals from the English especially in the first part of the match they could reopen the games also from an emotional point of view, with a substantial advantage which paradoxically could prove to be a limit for the hosts who could start in a more prudent manner than usual. A victory for Klopp's men is still realistic and with up to a two-goal difference Gasperini's team still qualifies, which is why we assume that we could see more than three goals in total for the second leg too.
Bayer Leverkusen have won 18 of their last 20 matches.
Bayer Leverkusen have scored 2 or more goals in 14 of their last 15 matches.
Bayer Leverkusen have not conceded in 12 of their last 20 matches.
West Ham have conceded 1 or more goals in 17 of their last 18 matches.
West Ham have lost 3 of their last 5 matches.
Future FC has been victorious in the last 1 of the last 5 matchdays (1 win, 4 draws, 0 losses. In the current Premiership season 2023/2024, Future FC has been able to win 1 of the 8 home matches, with a total of 4 draws, and 3 defeats (Goal difference 5:8).
Pharco FC have won 1 of their last 5 Premiership matches (W1, D4, L0). The away record in the current Premiership season is as follows: The Premiership season for Pharco FC reveals the following statistics: 1 W, 3 draws and 4 defeats - goal difference 8:12.
In the last 5 Premiership meetings between the two teams, Future FC has won 3. In 1 match neither team has taken home the three points, 1 time Pharco FC has managed to win. Future FC's home record against Pharco FC is as follows: 1 Future FC win, 1 draw and 0 Pharco FC wins.
ZED have drawn 8 of their last 17 matches.
El Ismaily have drawn 4 of their last 6 matches.
El Ismaily drew 1-1 with Future FC in their last match.
ZED drew 1-1 with Ceramica Cleopatra in their last away match.
Any result could happen here. The draw looks reasonable. You can expect this to be tight. A goalless stalemate is the pick but it's certainly not something to get carried away about.
These sides have impressed at the back. In their last 6 matches El Ismaily have only conceded 0.7 goals and ZED have been impressive defensively on the road. They have let in an average of 0.7 goals per game over their last 3 matches away from home.
The match could unfold into a war of attrition with the two sides ultimately being pretty even. It is not huge value but the No BTTS bet could be sensible. As for the goal line, it's no more than one goal that stands out here given the current odds.
El Ismaily have drawn 4 of their last 6 matches, most recently when they drew 1-1 with Future FC last Sunday. ZED have drawn 8 of their last 17 matches. To wrap this up there is nothing to like about the home or away win odds. Stalemate beckons after what looks set to be a tightly contested match-up.
Aston Villa's imperfect management of the lead allows Lille to keep the challenge open even by winning with a one-goal margin and it is a result within the reach of Fonseca's men in a quarter-final in which the field factor can have an impact. The Villains remain superior in terms of talent and resources available, but a token on the success of the French can be spent considering how much Emery's men are also spending in the championship and remembering that already in the round of 16 away there was a disappointing 0-0 draw against most disappointing Ajax pitch of the modern era. Alternatively, as we have already seen at Villa Park, at least one goal at either end is a likely option on an evening when the home team will have to go on the attack and the game could heat up again in the second half.
An entertaining first-leg saw Aston Villa claim a 2:1 advantage in Birmingham and another keenly contested matchup can be expected in northern France.
While Lille were enjoying a free week domestically, Aston Villa were in action as they scored a sensational 2:0 win at Arsenal, to give their Champions League qualification hopes a major shot in the arm.
After a heavy defeat to Tottenham last month, Villa have slowly picked up some form again with four wins and just one defeat (at Man City) in their last seven fixtures.
In the Conference League, Unai Emery´s side have won eight and lost just one of 11 games played this season, and with a 2:1 advantage, will be confident of booking a place in the last four.
Goals can usually be expected when the Villains are involved - five of their last seven Conference League games saw BTTS while four of their six most recent road matches also saw both teams net.
Like Villa, Lille have been in strong form ahead of this tie. Les Dogues had gone seven games unbeaten before last week´s first leg defeat at Villa Park.
Again, like their opponents, Paulo Fonseca´s side are usually reliable in the goal markets. Each of their last six matches saw BTTS while they also saw the same outcome in three of five home Conference League fixtures played this season.
Ultimately, a competitive and exciting contest seems likely with both teams capable of getting the result they want. I expect both sides to score, with Villa probably having enough quality to claim their place in the semi-finals.
Imbabura SC, is in position 11, with 7 points from 8 games played, 2 victories, 1 break and 5 derrotas, 5 goals for and 14 goals against. On the last compromise it was a derrota as a result of El Nacional at 2-0, with an average total of 0.60 goals per game.
Return as local, 3 games played, 1 victory, 1 attack and 1 defeat, 3 goals for and 1 goal against, has a total average of 1 goal per game. Having played 5 games, 1 victory and 4 derrotas, 2 goals for and 13 goals against, he has a total average of 0.40 goals per game.
Universidad Católica, is in position 5, with 14 points, 6 games played, 4 victories and 2 draws, 16 goals for and 6 goals against. The last compromise was a match against Independiente del Valle by 2-2, with an average total of 2.70 goals per match.
Return as local, 4 games played, 2 victories and 2 empates, 13 goals for and 6 goals against, has a total average of 3.30 goals per game. Having played 2 matches, 2 victories, 3 goals for and 0 goals against, has a total average of 1.50 goals per game.