3 UEFA Europa Conference League games you should carry in your ticket today

These three games will give you over 4 odds, and a 5K stake will bring a 20K outcome.

You can edit these games, stake them as singles or as an accumulator. 

Apollon Limassol vs. AZ Alkmaar: AZ Alkmaar to win @ 1.82 odds

CFR Cluj vs. Slavia Prague: CFR Cluj to win/draw @ 1.64 odds

West Ham vs. Anderlecht: West Ham to win @ 1.50 odds

Total odds on Bet9ja: 4.48 odds

*These games can be staked on Bet9ja as singles or in an accumulator

Thursday, October 13, 17:45 (GMT+1)

Betting tip: AZ Alkmaar to win 

Odds: 1.82 on Bet9ja

Even though they lost 3-2, Apollon Limassol gave a good account of themselves in the first leg of this fixture. However, I think they will lose again as AZ Alkmaar will prove too strong for them. The Dutch side have won their last five games across all competitions and have not lost in the last 15 games. Meanwhile, Apollon Limassol have failed to win four of their last five games across all competitions, and have not won in their last two home games.

Thursday, October 13, 17:45 (GMT+1)

Betting tip: CFR Cluj to win/draw

Odds: 1.64 on Bet9ja

Both clubs are level on four points after three games, which is the same for the other two teams in UECL Group G. With all four teams on four points, there is an equal chance of qualification and home advantage would be an important factor. CFR Cluj won the first leg of this fixture away at Slavia Prague, and they are poised to utilize their home advantage in the second leg. Also, Slavia Prague have lost their last two games and three of the last four games. The Czech side are battling with poor form and might not have the answers to Cluj’s attack. 

Thursday, October 13, 20:00 (GMT+1)

Betting tip: West Ham to win

Odds: 1.50 on Bet9ja

David Moyes’ side have a perfect record in the UECL with three wins from three games. The Hammers won by a lone goal in the first leg, scored by Gianluca Scamacca. West Ham dominated Anderlecht in front of the Belgian fans, as the hosts were lucky to concede just a goal. With the second leg taking place at the Olympic Stadium, I think West Ham would be too big for Anderlecht to handle.