The European Week Begins With 5 Odds For The Taking: Accumulator Tip for May 20

The passion of the game swirls around the European realm as we bring the action, incorporating the drama of the Swiss Super League, the vengeful nature of the Italian Serie A, and the explosiveness of the Belgian Pro League. The Old Lady of Juventus visits the Rossoblu of Bologna at the Renato Dall’Ara with senile intentions of pushing a winning agenda. The Great Old men of Antwerp pay hostile relations to the Blue-Whites of Genk as the two sides fight tooth and nail to gain better standings in the domestic league. From the Swiss Super League, Young Boys Bern impose chaos on the Maroons of Servette, with the sinister intention of nailing them to an excruciating defeat.

Bologna 1909 : W-D-D-W-D

Juventus : D-D-D-D-D

With the two sides unbeaten in their individual last five domestic games, the Rossoblu of Bologna dovetail with the Old Ladies of Juventus, with the two sides tied on sixty-seven (67) points.

Bologna remains unbeaten in the last five matches, holding Monza to a 0-0 stalemate, beating AS Roma to an unbelievable 3-1 scoreline, playing Udinese Calcio to a 1-1 stalemate, Forcing Torino to a goalless stalemate, and asphyxiating Napoli in the 2-0 encounter last week.

The Old Ladies of Juventus have become comfortable in the fourth spot, taking five stalemates in the last five domestic league exhibitions. Allegri’s sack on his misbehavior in the Italian Cup game against Atalanta set the team into chaos with the conjecture of composure heavy from the expectant fans, who expect Juventus to exercise experience as they head into the game without leadership reins.

The two sides are tough, and goals are expected from the two slides that display familiar tactics on the pitch. Our guess is for a stalemate or a tough game with total match goals of less than three.

Bet: U 2.5

Genk Form: L-L-L-L-W

Royal Antwerp Form: L-L-L-L-W

From the Belgian Pro League, The Blue-Whites of Genk receive threats from the Great Old Men of Antwerp, with the sides at each other’s throats, yearning for victory after four games without a win. Genk are better on paper, but the desperation of the Old Men is not to be underestimated. Five meetings between the sides produced two wins for either side and a stalemate, which inflects uncertainty on who the better side is. The two sides lost against rival opponents last week, and the game's dynamics propose a tough match with goals. We bet on at least three goals from this game.

Bet: O 2.5

Servette Form: L-D-W

Young Boys Form: W-L-W

Senior men in the Swiss League, Young Boys Bern, draw swords against the Maroons of Servette in this game, leaving the odds open for a potential victor since the stakes remain high between the sides, who have played five direct wins to repudiate two wins for both sides and a stalemate between the sides.

Servette suffered pangs of defeat against FC Zuerich last week, falling to a 2-1 scoreline in a game that saw the side struggle for an equalizer in vain. Before the defeat, St Gallen took a swipe at the side with a one-goal advantage, eventually neutralized by the Maroons' criticality, who took a point from the game.

Young Boys from Bern are incredibly intentional in their play, dominating last week’s home encounter against St. Gallen with a two-goal advantage in the 3-1 scoreboard reading in standard time. The Black and Yellow outfits hold the advantage of home against Servette despite a recent defeat at home against Lugano, who ruined the day for expectant home fans in the 1-0 full-time reading.

Servette is as vicious as Young Boys, and as such, we expect both sides to try last-line penetrations with very few goals to substantiate their claims.

Bet: U 3.5