Brad's Euro Bankers: Back this 6/1 European football acca this weekend

Another weekend brings another slate of hotly-contested fixtures across the continent. 

And if you're starved of betting inspiration, then not to worry, we've got you covered!

Odds Now's Brad Walker has coughed up his weekly European football betting column to help you find the best value across Europe's top leagues!

Brad Walker's best European football bets for Saturday, November 2, 2024

Selection #1 - Hoffenheim to beat St Pauli (19/20)

Hosts Hoffenheim have been far from invincible on their own patch this term, winning two and losing two of their four home matches, but prepare to welcome a St Pauli side who have really struggled on their travels since returning to the German top-flight. 

The visitors, who are now led by Alexander Blessin, have lost three of their opening four away fixtures in the Bundesliga. 

Their latest blow on the road came in a 2-1 defeat to Borussia Dortmund earlier this month. 

Selection #2 - Girona to beat Leganes (4/6)

These two sides have only met on 12 occasions in their respective histories, but it's fair to say Girona have had the better share of the spoils. 

The hosts have won six of those encounters, with five ending in a draw, leaving Leganes with just one victory over their Catalan counterparts. 

Leganes' recent form has hardly convinced, too. 

Borja Jimenez's side have not won any of their six away matches since returning to La Liga and are yet to score more than a single goal in a match on the road this term.

And while Girona have stuttered on their own patch in recent times, the added quality undoubtedly lies with Michel's side, who should come out on top in this one.

Selection #3 - Marseille to beat Nantes (11/10)

The final selection centres on Marseille's visit to Nantes at the Stade de la Beaujoire. 

Home victories have been hard to come by for the hosts in recent times.

In fact, Nantes have picked up just one in their last 13 in the French top-flight, yet prepare to welcome a Marseille side who have been buoyant on their travels. 

Roberto De Zerbi's side head to Pays de la Loire having won five of their last six away outings, including a 5-0 romp at Montpellier earlier this month.