Saturday's Free Football Betting Tips & Predictions (Nov 22)

• Crystal Palace to Win: 1/1 at William Hill

My first tip is a bit of a risky one, admittedly. However, I think Crystal Palace can get out of their rut at Molineux this weekend, even if Wolves have a new manager in Rob Edwards.

In terms of quality, the Eagles should dominate, and I'd argue that they have been slightly unlucky in recent weeks. They are underperforming in their recent xG, whilst Wolves' record is pretty damning.

• Millwall to Win: 15/8 at Betfred

I was quite surprised to see Millwall at almost 2/1 to beat Portsmouth this weekend, so I think it is a game worth looking at.

Portsmouth have lost three of their past six home games, whilst the Lions have only lost one game on the road. Given where they are in the league, this could be a golden opportunity to get some extra points on the board to help with their play-off push.

• Burton Albion to Win: 21/10 at Spreadex

I have been rather fond of Burton Albion this season, and their recent results have only boosted that confidence. The Brewers have been a solid team all year, but they have, at times, struggled to get goals.

In recent weeks, that has turned a little, with them scoring seven in their last six away games, whilst winning three games. Exeter's home form is quite interesting, and they are fairly balanced.

However, I think the Brewers are too good not to look at here.

• Over 2.5 Goals: 1/1 at Betfred

Heading to League Two, I'm taking a look at MK Dons, once again. However, I'm stepping away from the win markets and instead looking at the goals markets. In their past six games, they have seen 41 goals scored between them.

A frankly ridiculous number, really. Both Teams have scored in 63% of the visitors' games this season, whilst that number jumps to 75% for the hosts.

In other words, I don't think this game will be short of goals, and at Evens, I am interested.

• Notts County to Win + Over 1.5 Match Goals: 1.84/1 at Unibet

For my final tip of the weekend, I'm bringing a double header, for Notts County to beat Colchester, and for there to be two or more goals in the game. Alone, the odds are not great.

However, when we pair them together, they come to almost 2/1, which I really fancy. Winning four of their last six games in League Two, I think the hosts are in almost unstoppable form at the moment, and Colchester, despite their recent good run, could be in a bit of bother.