Betting Tips for Today

At San Siro, two direct title rivals meet, with Inter holding a four-point advantage over Napoli and entering this showdown on a run of six consecutive league victories. The Nerazzurri have underlined their attacking strength in recent rounds, producing convincing performances against Bologna and Parma, with Marcus Thuram and Federico Dimarco both on the scoresheet in the most recent match. Inter currently boast the most productive attack in the entire league and are exceptionally strong at home, having won seven of their nine Serie A matches at San Siro and scoring at least twice in every one of those victories. Napoli did manage to claim a 3–1 home win in October and in the latest round relied on goals from Scott McTominay and Giovanni Di Lorenzo, but they now travel with a significantly weakened midfield. Kevin De Bruyne, Frank Anguissa and Billy Gilmour are all unavailable, and Romelu Lukaku is also absent, while Inter are missing only Denzel Dumfries among their key players, with Davide Frattesi remaining a doubt. Taking into account current form, home performance and squad availability, an Inter victory appears the most likely outcome.

The two sides meet for the second time in quick succession after Rangers secured a 2–0 victory at Ibrox on Tuesday, and the visitors approach the rematch in considerably stronger shape. Aberdeen are going through a difficult period, following a run of poor results that led to a managerial change, and even the first match under interim leadership failed to spark a turnaround. Since the arrival of Danny Röhl, Rangers have stabilised their results, winning eight of their last 13 matches and building a league-winning run that has lifted them into second place in the table. The hosts are further hampered by injury issues, with Adil Aouchiche, Gavin Molloy and Kristers Tobers all sidelined, while Rangers have reliable alternatives available in both midfield and attack. The visitors can rely on a stable core of players, including Nicolas Raskin in a deeper role, and on creative options such as Thelo Aasgaard and Djeidi Gassama in more advanced positions. When current form, momentum under the new manager and overall team confidence are taken into account, a Rangers victory stands out as the most logical choice.

Bottom-of-the-table EN Paralimni, with just one point to their name, host sixth-placed Apollon Limassol, who have accumulated 27 points and arrive with a clear intention to confirm their status as favourites. The home side have already suffered 15 defeats in 17 league matches this season and have struggled consistently in both phases of play. The head-to-head record is overwhelmingly one-sided, as Paralimni have lost their last six league meetings with Apollon and were beaten 3–0 away from home earlier this season. Apollon have recorded three wins in their last six matches across all competitions and continue to show solid overall stability. From a squad perspective, the visitors have only one major injury concern in Thomas Lam and two players missing through suspension, yet the overall quality of the team remains clearly superior to that of their opponents. In the context of the league positions, historical dominance and the expected course of the match, an Apollon victory makes the most sense.

Second-placed Catania, with 42 points, welcome 13th-placed SS Cavese, who trail them by 21 points in the standings, and the table alone already sets a clear framework for this encounter. The hosts have relied on a high success rate throughout the season, reflected in their 57 per cent win ratio, and regularly manage to take maximum points against weaker opposition. Cavese have significant problems on the road, having suffered six defeats in 11 away matches. The overall picture is further reinforced by the head-to-head history, with Catania winning six of the last nine meetings between the two sides. Model projections assign the home team approximately a 64 per cent probability of victory, which aligns with both the league positions and Cavese’s away profile. Within this context, a Catania win emerges as the most likely outcome.