Barcelona faces Real Madrid at the Estadio Olimpico de Sevilla in the Copa del Rey final. One of these two teams will lift the prestigious trophy. Barca already beat Madrid twice this year, can they do it for a third time? Let’s preview in our High-odds football betting predictions this weekend.
The absence of the striker Robert
Lewandowski is the biggest problem for the manager Hansi Flick. Barcelona have
to deal with Lewandowski’s injury. We can say that Flick has two main options -
to put Ferran Torres at the top of the attack or put Dani Olmo as a “false 9”.
It’d be interesting to see what the German tactician will decide.
Flick gave a rest to some key
players during the 1-0 win against Mallorca on Tuesday night. Players like
Kounde, De Jong and Raphinha started from the bench. Gerard Martin was also
benched and he’s expected to be in the line-up for the Copa del Rey final.
Real Madrid will have some
psychological barriers when they face Barcelona...
Brighton & Hove Albion hosts Newcastle United at the American Express in a game from the 4th round of the Premier League. Let’s see what we can tell you about it in our expert football betting strategies and analysis.
Brighton kicked-off their season
with two consecutive wins, but in the last round they surprisingly suffered a
1-3 loss at home against West Ham. Now the Seagulls will have the opportunity
to redeem themselves and say “sorry” to the fans. Let’s see if they can do it.
De Zerbi could be making changes
against Newcastle. Adam Lallana could return in the line-up while Joao Pedro is
also an obvious choice for the starting eleven. Veltman and Adingra are also
among the players the Italian manager could use in the next match.
Kaoru Mitoma could give more in
the next game for Brighton. The Japanese midfielder is a key player for the
Seagulls, but he wasn’t at his highest level against West Ham.
Newcastle United also approach
this game after a loss in the previous...
Hoffenheim hosts Wolfsburg at the PreZero Arena in a game from the Bundesliga’s third round. Are you ready to see our how to win football bets consistently guide?
Last weekend Hoffenheim achieved
their first win for the season. Pellegrino Matarazzo’s boys paid a visit to
Heidenheim and enjoyed a difficult, but sweet 3-2 win at the Voith-Arena. They
were actually two goals behind, but between the 77th and the 90th minutes
scored three times. Beier, Pavel Kaderabek and Kramaric from a penalty kick
scored the decisive three goals.
Matarazzo was not happy with the
way his team defended against Heidenheim - conceding two goals is never a good
sign about your defending. The American manager could bring some new faces in
the line-up for the next match. He could look at players like Robert Skov,
Kevin Vogt, Maximillian Beier and Tom Bischof.
Wolfsburg are flawless since the
beginning of the season - two wins in two matches played. The Wolves paid a
visit to Koln last week and did the job for a 2-1...