Football Tips: Monday evening’s 11/1 European Football Bet Builder

Posted by Admin January 26, 2025 Football

Monday night sees a busy slate of European domestic action in Serie A and La Liga ahead of the final round of UEFA Champions League games on Wednesday evening.

Football tipster Feargal Brennan has searched the markets for value bets and has four for a tasty-looking Monday Multi-Match Bet Builder.

Also, one of those picks is covered by Paddy’s Super Sub offer, meaning if a player is replaced, the pick carries over to his substitute.

5:30pm Venezia v Verona
Under 2.5 goals

7:45pm Genoa v Monza
Under 2.5 goals

8pm Alaves v Celta Vigo
Alaves to win
Kike Garcia to score

All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change.

Venezia v Verona

Serie A match at the Pier Luigi Penzo Stadium, Venice
TV: One Football, 5:30pm

Under 2.5 goals

A Serie A relegation battle kicks off Monday’s action as Venezia host Verona in a key showdown in the race for survival this season. The hosts are currently in 19th spot, with Verona in 18th, and a four-point gap between them.

Ahead of this clash, Verona are just a point away from safety, but all of the signs point to a battle in Venice. Two teams out of form have found goals hard to come by in recent weeks with Venezia scoring just two in their three games since the start of 2025 and Verona failing to score at all since the turn of the year.

Five of those six combined games have featured under 2.5 goals scored in total and that pattern should continue in this game.

Genoa v Monza

Serie A match at the Stadio Luigi Ferraris, Genoa
TV: One Football, 7:45pm

Under 2.5 goals

Next up on the Serie A schedule is rock bottom Monza heading to Genoa. The visitors are seven points away from safety as it stands and will need something special to dodge relegation at the end of the campaign.

One win in 13 league outings makes a shock victory unlikely for Monza here, but they could make life difficult for a Genoa team that has won just league game at home in 2024/25.

Goals are again an issue, with Genoa scoring more than one goal on just one occasion in their last seven league games, and Monza have not scored more than once in their last six away matches.

Alaves v Celta Vigo

La Liga match at the Estadio Mendizorroza, Vitoria-Gasteiz
TV: Premier Sports 1, La Liga TV

Alaves to win

A little bit of spark is added to things via Alaves in the La Liga match on Monday as the Basque side look to push away from relegation danger. One league loss in their last six games is not inspiring form, but they have lost just one of their last four at home, and Celta Vigo have lost three-in-a-row away from home in league action.

The edge goes to Alaves here, and they comfortably won this fixture at home last season, via a 3-0 victory over the Galicians.

Kike Garcia to score

Veteran striker Kike Garcia rolled back the years last weekend as he netted a hat trick in a 3-1 win at Real Betis to end Alaves’ five-game winless run. The 35-year-old will be handled delicately in the final months of the season, but his goals will be key in the survival battle, and when he starts – he does tend to score.

Seven goals in his last six games across league and Copa del Rey action shows he will be a threat for the home team.