5 Stats You Will Need to Make Money From the Europa League This Week

As we count down to the second leg of the Europa League this week, there are more than a thousand betting markets you can make money from before the week runs out.

And there are two ways you can go about it: you can either guess your way through or you can use the following stats to make your cool cash from the Europa League before the week runs out.

1. Lokomotiv Moskova vs. Atletico Madrid

In Atletico Madrid’s last 6 away games in all competitions, they only lost twice – against Sevilla and Barcelona. They also scored an average of two goals per game during this period.

For Lokomotiv Moscow, after playing three games in the month of March, they have only scored two goals.

2. Dynamo Kyiv vs. Lazio

These two sides have met three times in history. Lazio has won two of those three meetings, drawing the remaining one.

Moraes of Kyiv has scored seven goals for his team in the Europa League this season while Ciro Immobile has managed six goals for Lazio in Europe this season. At home, Kyiv scored an average of at least one goal per game in their last five games. Lazio has also scored an average of one goal per game in their last six away games.

3. Lyon vs. CSKA Moscow

There have been under 2,5 goals in 9 of CSKA Moscow’s last 10 games in the Europa League. For Lyon, they have scored at a least a goal in their last six home games in all competition. This kind of form has also helped them to win 6 of their last 7 games in the Europa League.

4. Arsenal vs. AC Milan

There have been over 1,5 goals in five of the past six meetings between these two sides. During these meetings, AC Milan defeated Arsenal once – in 2012.

In their last six away games, AC Milan has kept 5 clean sheets and has scored an average of 2 goals per game. For Arsenal, their last six home games has seen them keep just one clean sheet, although they have also scored an average of almost 2 goals per game.

5. Salzburg vs. Borussia Dortmund

In the first leg of this encounter, both teams scored, with Salzburg getting two away goals. The stats show that Dortmund has not failed to score in their last six away games in all competitions. The same stats also show that Salzburg has scored an average of two goals per game in their last six home games.

Of all these games, which one are you looking forward to seeing? Also, which clubs do you think will qualify for the quarter-finals? Leave us a comment and share all your analysis with us.