Finished 0 1 Bristol City - Leeds England Championship - Ashton Gate
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Leeds to win and over 2.5 goals
13/8 (2.63)
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A goal in both halves
8/13 (1.62)
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* Betting odds were correct at the time of publication but are subject to change
The Championship midweek games are back in 2024, as Leeds United heads to Ashton Gate in attempts to close the gap on the top three, just as Bristol City merely look for just their second win in nine games.
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Bristol City vs Leeds prediction – Betting tips & odds
Hot Tip – Leeds to win
- Leeds are sitting with seven more wins on the board than Bristol and have also scored 18 more goals
- The Whites are also unbeaten in 2024 by scoring 13 times and letting in only two in those six matches
We have also decided to back Leeds because of how they have already defeated Bristol this season. Joel Piroe bagged the winner that day after another Daniel James finish, while Leeds have already managed to beat the table-topping Leicester City at the King Power Stadium and do the double over Ipswich Town in second, despite the latter only losing three games.
Latest Bristol City vs Leeds odds
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Last Five - Bristol City
Last Five - Leeds
Win probability
- HOME: 4/1 (5.0) – 20%
- DRAW: 14/5 (3.8) – 26.3%
- AWAY: 4/6 (1.67) – 60%
For more football betting tips on this game, check out the over 2.5 goals alongside our Bristol vs Leeds betting tips.
Leeds have already managed to beat Bristol this season and see over 2.5 goals. They have also netted 51 times this season and let in 26 goals, while Bristol have scored and conceded the same amount, with 33 going in at either end.
Bristol City vs Leeds prediction – Other tips
Leeds to win and over 2.5 goals
- Leeds have bagged themselves 51 goals already this season, meaning only Southampton (53) and Leicester City (59) have more finishes on the board after 29 games
- Leeds beat Bristol with over 2.5 goals earlier in the season, beating them 2-1 at Elland Road
Patrick Bamford to score anytime
- After months without a goal, Patrick Bamford is finally back on form with four goals in his past five games
- Three of those finishes have been in the Championship, with the other in the FA Cup
Bristol City vs Leeds Lineups
Bristol City
Matty James and Harry Cornick returned for Bristol in midweek, but Andy King may miss out due to another injury.
Predicted Lineup: O'Leary (GK), Dickie, Vyner, Tanner, Pring, Gardner-Hickman, Williams, Bell, Mehmeti, Knight, Wells
Leeds
Karl Darlow is still out with a finger injury, but he would miss out for Illan Meslier anyway. Pascal Struijk is also out with a groin strain still, while Stuart Dallas' broken leg keeps him sidelined for a few more weeks at the very least. Jamie Shcakelton and Sam Byram have now returned, however.
Predicted Lineup: Meslier (GK), Gray, Rodon, Ampadu, Firpo, Gruev, Kamara, James, Rutter, Summerville, Bamford
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*Lineups are usually announced 1hr before kick-off
Player to Watch: Patrick Bamford
In previous Leeds betting tips, we have singled out the form of Crysencio Summerville, and while he is still one to watch with 12 Championship goals putting him as the club’s top scorer right now, goalscoring attention has recently switched to Patrick Bamford.
After struggling for many months that saw Bamford go 17 games without a league goal, he now has three within his past four Championship outings, as well as a stunning, Ballon d’Or-esque volley against Peterborough United earlier this month.
