Both Teams to Score Betting Tip for Saturday at 15/1

Here is Saturday’s both teams to score tip with a potential win of just over 15/1 with Betway. We need both teams to score in these five matches to get a winning bet.

Southampton Vs Liverpool @ 8/13

A run of only 1 win in their last 8 games has dragged Southampton dangerously close to the relegation places again as we go into the final quarter of the season. The Saints have scored in almost 80% of their home games this season including find the net 3 times against Man City and twice against Man Utd since August. It is worth noting that Sothampton have been poor defensively so far, conceding in almost 83% of their games this season. Liverpool have been no strangers to scoring lately, finding the goal on 12 occasions in their last 3 top-flight matches. Brendan Rodgers’ side have scored at least one goal in almost 86% of their games away from Anfield and 69% of their games have seen 3 or more goals scored.

The meeting at Liverpool in December saw the home side claim all 3 points in a 1-0 victory.

Swansea City Vs Arsenal @ 13/20

The League Cup winners go into this weekend’s game sitting in ninth place in the table after suffering a 2-1 defeat at West Brom last weekend. The Swans have not failed to score at home since late in November, scoring 17 times in their 7 league games since a goalless draw with Liverpool. It is worth noting that Swansea have not kept a clean sheet in almost 80% of their matches at the Liberty Stadium. Arsenal go into the game on the back of their Champion’s League exit at the hands of Bayern Munich. Arsene Wenger’s said are back chasing fourth place after Spurs’ slip up last week and go into the clash with Swansea having only failed to score once in their last 13 league outings. It is worth noting that The Gunners have not kept a clean sheet in Swansea since their meeting in the FA Cup in 1968.

The last meeting of the teams in Wales saw the glory shared in a 2-2 draw in the FA Cup in January.

Hull City Vs Nottingham Forest @ 5/6

3 wins and 2 defeats in their last 2 games has left Hull in second place in The Championship, just 4 points off leaders Cardiff City with 9 games left. The Tigers have only failed to score on 1 occasion since New Year’s Day and have found the back of the net at least once in each of their last 7 games. It is also worth noting that their last game at the KC Stadium was a high scoring one, with the match against Birmingham ending 5-2 to the home side. 5 wins in their last 5 matches has lifted Forest into the play-off places with the return of Billy Davies seemingly bringing new life to the side. The Reds have scored 13 times in their last 5 matches but they do have a record of conceding in almost 79% of their games away from Nottingham.

The game at The City Ground earlier in the season saw The Tigers take all 3 points back to Hull with a 2-1 victory.

Middlesbrough Vs Birmingham City @ 8/11

Middlesbrough go into this weekend’s encounter just 3 points off the play-off places after a poor run of form saw them pick up just 2 wins in their last 12 league games. Boro have scored in every one of their home games this season, scoring on average almost 2 goals per game at the Riverside Stadium. It is worth noting though that Boro have only kept 1 clean sheet at home since Boxing Day. Birmingham City go into the game lingering in mid-table in The Championship with the pressure off for their trip up north. The Blues have found the net in almost 90% of their games away from St Andrews and over half of their away games have seen 3 or more goals scored. Never-the-less, Birmingham have only managed to keep 1 clean sheet away from home since the end of October.

The meeting in the Midlands in November saw both teams score with the home side emerging 3-2 winners.

MK Dons Vs Tranmere @ 37/40

1 win in their last 11 League One games has seen the Milton Keynes side slip out of the race for promotion to The Championship with 10 games left in the season. The Dons have managed to score 6 times in their last 4 games including finding the net twice in their 3-2 defeat to Shrewsbury on Tuesday evening. It is also worth noting that Karl Robinson’s side have failed to score in only 11% of their matches at Stadium mk since August. Tranmere’s inconsistent form has seen them slip from the top of the League One table to fifth place in recent weeks. Ronnie Moore’s side will see this game as an opportunity to get Tranmere’s promotion push back on after his side conceded twice in their defeat at Walsall on Tuesday.

The last meeting between the 2 sides was in November where MK Dons left Tranmere with a single goal win. 

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