The Europa League is back tonight. Sportslens looks at the pick of Thursday’s games, presents our Both Teams To Score tips (BTTS) & five-fold accumulator, and explains how to get a £30 Free Bet at Boyle Sports. BTTS Real Sociedad vs Monaco BTTS Legia Warsaw vs Leicester City BTTS Genk vs Dinamo Zagreb BTTS Marseille vs Galatasary BTTS Sporting Braga vs Midtjylland Betting on the above selection at Boyle Sports provides odds of approx 15/1 – and a return of £163.23 on a £10 stake. Click to bet our 15/1 BTTS ACCA at Boyle Sports Thursday’s Football Acca BTTS Tips Real Sociedad vs Monaco – Bet on BTTS at 4/5 Real Sociedad have surprised many thus far this season. The Spanish side sits 2nd in La Liga with 10 goals in six games and have found the net in five of thei...
Chelsea suffered late VAR heartache as they slipped to back-to-back FA Cup final defeats after a 1-0 loss to Leicester City, Youri Tielemans’ second-half strike proving decisive. In front of a reduced, yet undoubtedly noisy, Wembley crowd, it was Chelsea who made the brighter start, Timo Werner showcasing his electric speed to test the Foxes backline early on. Despite controlling the opening exchanges, the first real chance of the match fell to their opponents, Timothy Castagne getting in down the right and teeing up Jamie Vardy inside the area, the veteran striker’s effort well blocked by Reece James. At the other end of the pitch, Thomas Tuchel’s men almost fashioned a chance of their own, Thiago Silva’s dinked cross agonisingly evading the head of Cesar Azpilicueta at the back post, aft...
Newcastle gave their Premier League survival hopes a huge boost after hammering Leicester 4-2 at the King Power Stadium. Newcastle deservedly opened the scoring when Joe Willock pound on an error from Caglar Söyüncü before finishing smartly past Kasper Schmeichel. That goal made him the first Magpies player to score in four consecutive Premier League matches since Papiss Cissé in April 2012. Paul Dummett rose highest to double their lead with a powerful header, before Callum Wilson made it three after finishing a clinical counter attack. Wilson added his second – and Newcastle’s fourth – having been played through brilliantly by Miguel Almirón, slotting home when his initial effort hit the post. Marc Albrighton rifled one into the top corner late on, with Kelechi Iheanacho continuing his h...