Blackpool - Bristol City betting tips and odds

Bristol City will give Blackpool a run for their money and there is no doubt about it. However, at 2.35 odds on home win in this match, we still recommend backing the hosts.

The away team’s chances of winning this Saturday are dubious at best. They are the clear underdogs in a matchup with Blackpool, and the fact that they’re the visiting team isn’t making things any easier.

Blackpool supporters were delighted by the attitude their team showed in the previous Championship game. Their team went down in the first half and seemed to be well on the way to a widely predicted thumping. However, they managed to pull themselves together and defy the odds by earning a massive point in the second half (Burnley).

team from Bristol are here after a striking performance against Cardiff City last round. Playing in front of their fans on their home turf, they established dominance in the first 45 minutes and turned it into a convincing 2:0 win.

The last two times we saw Blackpool at Bloomfield Road, both matches ended with less than 2 goals in total. Hopefully, we’ll see some more action this time around.

We should point out that Bristol scored more than 5 goals over the course of their previous 3 home games. They’re visitors this time around, but it’s still worth noting for the benefit of bets like Over 5 Goals.

Blackpool have a relatively recent victory on record against team from Bristol. It happened last season, but they managed to secure a hefty goal difference as well. With that in mind, their position as the favourites in this matchup makes a lot of sense.

With zero injuries reported across the board, this is shaping up to be an exciting outing indeed. Both teams will have their complete squads at their disposal, so we can fully expect them to bring their A-game.

And Under 2.5 Goals bet may not be the obvious choice, but that may be exactly what makes it good. The bet365 sportsbook is pricing this fixture at 1.91, which offers substantial betting value. It’s not without risks, of course, but it’s statistically an excellent choice.