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Lens v Lyon Tips
Latest tips for Lens v Lyon from Andy Robson and his team of experts.
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Lyon arrive with genuine momentum in the title race. They sit second in Ligue 1, just two points behind Monaco, and their 10 goals are the joint-highest total in the division alongside Strasbourg.
Lens may be 15th, but chance creation has not been the problem. They average around 1.71 xG, rising to 1.84 at home, alongside 14.8 shots and 6.4 efforts on target per game. The concern is defensively: Lens have conceded in all five of their league matches.
Lyon have averaged two goals per league game, alongside 13.4 shots and around 1.48 xG. Their recent competitive results include a 3-1 win against Auxerre, a 2-1 victory at Anderlecht and a 4-0 win over Rennes.
Lens create plenty, Lyon are chasing top spot, and both have clear attacking incentives. That makes BTTS a strong fit for this matchup.
Sporting cannot afford to lose more ground in the title race. They arrive six points behind leaders Porto, who have taken a perfect 21 points from seven matches, while Sporting sit third with 15.
The visitors have scored in every league game so far, producing 17 goals in seven matches. They average around 1.61 xG and 13.4 shots per game, while their five most recent competitive fixtures produced 12 Sporting goals and four conceded, with BTTS landing three times.
Braga are more productive at home, averaging around 1.65 xG and 14.5 shots per game.
Sporting need to push for three points, while Braga have enough attacking firepower at home to cause problems. That combination keeps BTTS firmly in play.
Two of Norway’s most dangerous attacking sides meet here, and the title race adds another layer to the matchup. Viking sit top of the Eliteserien on 50 points, level with Bodø/Glimt, while their 54 goals are the highest total in the league.
Brann remain a major attacking threat at home, averaging around 1.97 xG and 16 shots per game at Brann Stadion. The problem is at the other end: they have conceded 16 goals in 11 home matches, keeping just one clean sheet.
Viking average around 1.87 xG and 16.3 shots per league game, underlining their consistent attacking output.
With Viking fighting for the title and Brann producing strong attacking numbers at home, both teams carry enough attacking threat to make BTTS stand out.










