Betting Tips for Today

Manchester United approach this match boosted by their comeback victory at Crystal Palace, where the attacking unit came alive thanks to Bruno Fernandes’s set-piece deliveries. Zirkzee and Mount both converted their chances and provided the team with a much-needed lift after the home defeat to Everton. Recent weeks show greater stability, and the overall picture of the last seven matches under Ruben Amorim points toward continued progress. However, the unwanted milestone hovering above this fixture adds tension, as another home loss would mark ten league defeats at Old Trafford under Amorim at record pace. West Ham travel north clouded by Paqueta’s suspension, a major creative loss following his disciplinary collapse against Liverpool. Nuno Espírito Santo still awaits his first Premier League away win as manager of the Hammers, and the current form does not offer many signs of improvement. Last season’s double over United may give the visitors some confidence, but the present context paints a very different picture. Defensive instability, poor away form and uncertainty in midfield suggest prolonged pressure on the Irons throughout the match. If Bruno, Mount and Zirkzee build on their previous outing, United’s intensity should dictate the outcome. Manchester United are expected to win.

Ludogorets may not be dominating the league as in past seasons, but recent performances indicate that the early-season dip was temporary. The victory over Celta Vigo in the Europa League restored confidence and highlighted improved organisation in the attacking phase. The domestic title race still pressures the squad, as Levski’s strong form allows no room for unnecessary dropped points. Dobrich sit at the bottom of the table and their current form exposes major shortcomings in both defence and build-up play. Against stronger opponents, they are regularly pushed deep and struggle to maintain compactness for long stretches. Ludogorets possess greater squad depth, superior technical quality and a much faster transition game. The visitors are likely to dictate the tempo, settle quickly in the attacking half and create chances through clear individual superiority. With the title race in full swing, matches of this type cannot be allowed to slip away. Ludogorets should come out on top.

Juve Stabia continue to demonstrate strong home form, supported by a run of seven unbeaten league matches on their own ground. Their style relies on active possession and sharp transitions, clearly visible in the draw with Monza where they controlled key moments. The attacking duo of Candellone and Maistro is finding rhythm and regularly producing high-quality chances. Bari, on the other hand, endure a disastrous away stretch—thirteen consecutive winless league matches on the road underline structural deficiencies. The heavy defeat to Empoli further exposed defensive fragility and a midfield unable to absorb sustained pressure. Offensive productivity has also been inconsistent, making it difficult to challenge well-organised opponents. Juve Stabia have also handled Bari well in recent encounters, coming out on top in the last two league meetings. Superior home momentum, clearer tactical identity and mental advantage form a convincing argument. Juve Stabia are favoured to win.