Betting Tips for Today

Roma step into this match knowing they cannot afford another home setback, especially against a Midtjylland side still perfect in the competition. The recent 3–1 victory over Cremonese injected confidence, and Soule with Pellegrini continue to drive the team’s attacking pulse. Midtjylland dominate Europa stats, but the loss to Sonderjyske broke rhythm and exposed defensive gaps. Injuries to Chilufya and Gabriel reduce their flexibility, which could hurt against a Roma side growing in form. The hosts also chase a milestone — their 100th Europa League win — and nights with this kind of weight often hinge on intensity and pressure. Ferguson has ended his goal drought and offers a strong option even without Dovbyk. Midtjylland remain dangerous from set pieces, yet tempo, transitions and the atmosphere of the Olimpico feel decisive. The clash might be competitive for stretches, but form, quality and momentum lean clearly toward the Italian leaders. Roma look better equipped to take the points tonight.

After two European slip-ups, Porto look to reset in front of their own crowd, where Estadio do Dragao has been a fortress all season. Fourteen wins from their last seventeen matches speak to stability rarely matched at this stage of the year. The return of Bednarek and Froholdt brings defensive balance, while De Jong’s availability offers fresh attacking alternatives. Nice, meanwhile, have zero Europa League points and have conceded ten goals — a gulf too large to ignore. Injuries to Abdelmonem, Ndayishimiye and Bombito further weaken the back line and reduce available structure. Cho has been in scoring rhythm but lacks sustained support around him. Porto’s home dominance, backed by six wins from their last seven at the Dragao, provides a clear platform for control. With depth, rhythm and the ball security to dictate tempo, momentum points strongly in their direction. The Portuguese side hold the stronger cards and should be able to convert them into victory.

Aston Villa have transformed their season with nine wins from their last eleven matches, showing a clear rise in both identity and execution. The comeback win in Leeds illustrated mentality and tactical resilience under pressure. Rogers is emerging as a key figure while Malen provides an extra attacking edge when rotated in. Young Boys have conceded the most goals in the competition and defensive looseness remains the biggest structural flaw. Suspensions and injuries to Gigovic, Fernandes, Athekame and Conte further thin the midfield and disrupt balance. Fassnacht and Bedia offer threat, yet without compact support transitions may break down under Villa’s pace. History against English clubs also weighs heavily — the Swiss side have never won away on English soil. Emery has instilled a fast, vertical rhythm suited for these European nights. With Villa Park one of the strongest home venues in Europe at present, everything aligns toward another home success.

Betis control their Europa League destiny well, with a measured 2–2–0 record built on discipline and intelligente match management. The win over Lyon was a tactical display of balance, even if two recent league draws suggest room for sharper acceleration. Antony is eligible and could become the decisive element on the right flank. Utrecht struggle in the final third — one goal across four Europa fixtures highlights a major finishing issue. Five defeats in their last six away games expose how fragile they become when pressed. With Barkas suspended and Brouwer stepping in, exposure increases especially under sustained possession. La Cartuja suits Betis, and four wins from their last seven there underline growing comfort. Fornals, Amrabat and Roca provide patient control while Ezzalzouli attacks space aggressively. With motivation rising ahead of the derby and tactical depth on their side, Betis hold the clearer winning trajectory.

Lille return home after European frustration, but recent domestic output shows sharp attacking life with eleven goals across the last three home matches. The 4–2 win over Paris FC restored tempo and attacking fluidity. Dinamo collect results late, yet four of their seven Europa goals arrived in stoppage phases — a risky dependency against high-tempo pressing. All six goals they have conceded came in the first half, a trend that may prove costly if Lille strike early. Igamane has scored three in this competition and all at home, reinforcing his importance as focal threat. Absences of Torrente and Valincic force defensive reshuffling and reduce structural cohesion. Lille possess transition speed, width and form that could break the match open before Dinamo adjust. Metrics, momentum and home advantage align strongly with the French side heading into this fixture.