Europa League Thursday betting tips

Goal has compiled a four-fold accumulator for Thursday's matchday four action in the Europa League.

Bayer Leverkusen vs Real Betis - Both teams to score and over 2.5 goals at 5/6 (1.83) with bet365

These two sides played out an entertaining 1-1 draw in Seville two weeks ago in a game which should have seen more goals.

The match saw 24 shots registered, with 13 for Betis and 11 for Leverkusen, although the Germans managed seven on target, one more than their opponents.

This game will go a long way to deciding top spot in the group and both sides will be keen for a win which should lead to another open and exciting game.

Real Sociedad vs Sturm Graz - Real Sociedad to win to nil at 5/6 (1.83) with bet365

The leaders of La Liga welcome the Austrian side to San Sebastian and the hosts are clear favourites to record a win.

La Real ran out 1-0 winners when the sides met on matchday three and Imanol Alguacil's men will be confident of claiming another success.

Defensively the side from the Basque Country have been extremely strong this term, keeping clean sheets in eight of their 15 competitive games, and backing them at home to pick up another shutout against inferior opposition should appeal.

Olympiacos vs Eintracht Frankfurt - Over 2.5 goals at 4/5 (1.80) with bet365

The Germans ran out 3-1 winners when these sides met on matchday three in Frankfurt and another high-scoring game should be on the cards in Piraeus.

The hosts have scored in all of their European matches this season, including qualifiers, and, domestically, have been in strong form in the final third.

Eintracht, too, have been regular scorers this term, netting in 10 of their last 11 games in all competitions and both teams should be able to contribute to a match with plenty of goals.

Genk vs West Ham - West Ham to win at Evens (2.00) with bet365 

The Hammers are flying both domestically and in Europe and it is surprising to find them at a price as attractive as Evens against a team they beat 3-0 two weeks ago.

Having won all three of their Europa League matches, and four of their last five Premier League games, David Moyes' men are full of confidence, scoring goals and playing extremely well.

Genk for their part have been in disastrous defensive form, conceding at least twice in six of their last seven matches and they could be in for another difficult evening.

Odds correct at the time of writing. Please gamble responsibly.