9.5 odds call lands as a busy week produces a series of winning football tips

Several football betting predictions from last week proved successful, with the biggest returns coming from matches in the Europa League, Ligue 1 and Premier League.

Among the results was a correct-score selection at odds of 9.5, while two further tips also landed in fixtures involving Lyon, Crystal Palace, Leeds and Manchester United.

Lyon 3-2 Crystal Palace

Prediction: Team 1 to score between the first and 15th minutes Odds: 4.15

Crystal Palace, the reigning Conference League holders, travelled to France on 15 October to face Lyon in the Europa League.

The match produced five goals, with Lyon eventually securing a 3-2 victory. Corentin Tolisso opened the scoring in the eighth minute, confirming the prediction made by Africafoot expert Nasser Eddya.

Eddya had identified several possible betting options before the match, including a selection on Lyon scoring during the opening quarter of an hour. Tolisso’s early goal meant the tip was successful.

Strasbourg 1-3 Paris Saint-Germain

Prediction: Correct score 1-3 Odds: 9.5

Paris Saint-Germain appeared to be heading for defeat during their Ligue 1 visit to Strasbourg on Saturday.

The home side held the lead until the 77th minute, before the visitors scored three times to complete a 3-1 comeback victory. That was the exact result selected by Mahamad Sangare.

Bettors who followed the tip therefore saw their stake multiplied by 9.5, making it the most lucrative prediction highlighted in the weekly review.

Leeds 1-1 Manchester United

Prediction: Bryan Mbeumo to score Odds: 3.4

Manchester United were unable to claim victory against Leeds in the Premier League on Sunday, with the match ending in a 1-1 draw.

Before kick-off, Arthur Wandji had pointed to Bryan Mbeumo’s form and backed the Manchester United forward to score at odds of 3.4.

The prediction was also successful, as the Cameroonian opened the scoring in the 35th minute. Leeds later found an equaliser, ensuring the points were shared but leaving the goalscorer selection intact.