Saturday's Free Football Betting Tips & Predictions (Dec 6)

• Brentford to Win or Draw: 8/13 at QuinnBet

We're starting at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium, where I think Brentford could be able to snatch something from this game. At the start of the season, the Bees looked like clear relegation candidates.

However, things have turned around a little recently. Statistically, they are the fifth most threatening team currently, and they face the worst performing attacking team in the league (at the moment), in Spurs. I don't think Keith Andrews' team are outsiders here.

• Grimsby to Win: 4/6 at SpreadEx

This should be a pretty nice win for Grimsby in the FA Cup, one would imagine. The Mariners have slipped a little in recent weeks, but still remain a contender for promotion in League Two this season.

Whilst Wealdstone are looking strong in the National League, I expect the gulf in quality to show, and this should be quite straightforward.

• Both Teams to Score: 20/21 at BoyleSports

I'm really surprised at this price, I must say. This has one of the nicest records in our BTTS tracker this week, and with a 100% record in their past five meetings, I think it can be repeated here.

When looking at the Rams' past few games, their record with both teams scoring is quite strong, with it landing in each of their last six games. On the other hand, this has landed for Leicester in four of their last five. I think this is a lovely price.

• Over 2.5 Goals: 19/20 at Unibet

We're sticking in the Championship here, and I think, again, we're getting a really nice price here. Goals have been the topic for both teams in recent weeks, and it should be no different this weekend.

There have been three or more goals in the last five of Birmingham's six games, with the other being a 1-1 draw. This, therefore, looks very backable, and with the Saints' recent resurgence, it could be a cracker of a game.

• Wycombe to Win: 1/1 at 888Sport

My final tip of the weekend is for Wycombe to beat Exeter. The Chairboys have clicked since the arrival of Michael Duff, and despite this game coming in the FA Cup, there should be no difference.

Unbeaten in their last eight games in the third flight, Duff should have no issues guiding his team to a result here. I think Evens is a lovely price, indeed.