Tuesday BTTS Tips: Premier League Dominates The Panel's 8/1 Acca
A midweek round of Premier League fixtures means there is also a bonus both teams to score preview.
Saturday’s 10/1 BTTS acca did not quite go to plan, with Norwich’s 4-2 victory over Stoke the only winning leg, but the column remains in profit for 2025 thanks to 8/1, 5/1 and 9/2 winning four-folds in recent weeks and hopefully The Panel can get back on track tonight.
Three of the four selections come from the Premier League and they can all be backed at more than 8/1 with several betting sites.
BTTS Tips: Brighton Vs Bournemouth
Two of the Premier League’s most attack-minded teams meet on the south coast tonight, with both clubs dreaming of a European campaign next season.
The sixth-placed Cherries let The Panel down at the weekend when they lost 1-0 at home to Wolves, although their cause was not helped by the controversial first-half dismissal of Illia Zabarnyi with an hour remaining.
There was a red card when these teams met in the reverse fixture in November when Carlos Baleba was sent off with half an hour remaining, although the Seagulls went on to win 2-1 despite a late goal from David Brooks.
Andoni Iraola’s side have the third highest expected goals metric in attack in the top flight, while Brighton have scored seven goals in their last two games – which came after a 7-0 drubbing at Nottingham Forest, so the signs looks good for tonight.
William Hill is a best-priced 11/20 for goals at both ends for what should be a cracker at the Amex Stadium.
The Panel's Tuesday BTTS Tips 1: Brighton Vs Bournemouth - 11/20 With William Hill
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The Panel's Tuesday BTTS Predictions: February 25
- Brighton Vs Bournemouth - 11/20 With William Hill
- Wolves Vs Fulham - 4/5 With Bet365
- Crystal Palace Vs Aston Villa - 8/13 With Betfred
- Birmingham Vs Leyton Orient - 11/10 With Betfred
Prices accurate on February 25 at 13.30pm
Both Teams To Score Acca: Wolves Vs Fulham
Despite Saturday’s flop, The Panel are keeping faith with the Premier League which is comfortably the best-performing division of the top four in England.
Wolves pulled five points clear of the relegation zone after Saturday’s win at the Vitality Stadium which will have boosted their confidence as they look to complete the double over Fulham.
Three months ago when Gary O’Neil was in charge, Wolves battered the Cottagers 4-1 and they have now scored in three successive matches, against Aston Villa, Liverpool and the Cherries.
Vitor Pereira is now the man at the helm and he seems to be making a big difference at Molineux ahead of the clash with Fulham, who are the joint-best BTTS performers in the top flight alongside west London neighbours Chelsea at 73%.
Marco Silva’s side have scored and conceded in five of their last six away games and another can be backed at 4/5 with football betting sites as the next leg of The Panel’s both teams to score tips.
The Panel's Tuesday BTTS Tips 2: Wolves Vs Fulham - 4/5 With Bet365
Price accurate on February 25 at 13.30pm
BTTS Predictions: Crystal Palace Vs Aston Villa
Crystal Palace have won their last four away games by a 2-0 scoreline, but they don’t seem to be having the same kind of success at Selhurst Park.
Oliver Glasner’s side, however, have ticked the BTTS box in seven successive Premier League games in front of their own fans, so it makes sense to get on board an eighth at 8/13 with betting apps.
Villa are also on a seven-match run involving goals at both ends at home, but unfortunately they are on their travels tonight.
These teams have met in the Premier League and Carabao Cup this season and both games hit the BTTS bull’s-eye, so a hat-trick is not out of the question.
The Panel's Tuesday BTTS Tips 3: Crystal Palace Vs Aston Villa - 8/13 With Betfred
BTTS Acca: Birmingham Vs Leyton Orient
Some may be surprised to see League One leaders Birmingham in Tuesday’s both teams to score acca, bearing in mind they have only conceded seven times at St Andrew’s this season.
However, Leyton Orient are on a promotion charge on the back of five wins in their last seven outings, including a 2-1 victory at third-placed Wrexham.
Brum also picked up a few injuries to their attacking players during Saturday’s goalless draw at Reading where Lyndon Dykes, Scott Wright and Keshi Anderson joined top scorer Jay Stansfield on the doubtful list.
That news will give hope to Richie Wellens’ men, who lost 2-1 to City in the reverse fixture but have scored 15 goals in their last six matches.
Goals at both ends is available at 11/10 with Betfred and that looks a price worth taking.
The Panel's Tuesday BTTS Tips 4: Birmingham Vs Leyton Orient - 11/10 With Betfred
* An acca on Tuesday's BTTS tips is priced at more than 8/1 with Betfred.
