Home of football statistics and historyThe 2025/26 Europa League continues apace with another set of intriguing fixtures this week.
Read on as we look at the latest outright betting for the Europa League, before previewing some of the standout games on Matchday 4.
Europa League 2025/26 – Outright Betting
The Europa League traditionally generates plenty of activity in the betting industry and this year’s tournament has continued in the same vein.
Operators which offer sportsbook promos are inundated with wagers on each round of fixtures, highlighting the popularity of UEFA’s second tier competition.
The outright market is also hugely popular with punters. Here are the latest outright odds for the 2025/26 Europa League:
- Aston Villa – 9/2
- Porto – 17/2
- Roma – 9/1
- Nottingham Forest – 10/1
- Lyon – 11/1
- Real Betis – 12/1
- Bologna – 14/1
- Lille – 18/1
- Braga – 20/1
- Celta Vigo – 20/1
- Freiburg – 25/1
- Fenerbahce – 28/1
- Stuttgart – 28/1
- Dinamo Zagreb – 33/1
- Nice – 40/1
- Feyenoord – 40/1
- Viktoria Plzen – 40/1
- Midtjylland – 40/1
- Celtic – 50/1
- Basel – 50/1
- Genk – 50/1
- Panathinaikos – 66/1
- Brann – 66/1
- PAOK – 66/1
- Young Boys – 80/1
- Red Bull Salzburg – 100/1
- Go Ahead Eagles – 100/1
- Ludogorets – 125/1
- FCSB – 150/1
- Ferencvaros – 200/1
- Sturm Graz – 200/1
- Utrecht – 200/1
- Malmo – 200/1
- Rangers – 200/1
- Red Star Belgrade – 200/1
- Maccabi Tel Aviv – 500/1
Europa League 2025/26 – Matchday 4 Preview
Thursday, November 6
- Red Bull Salzburg vs Go Ahead Eagles
- Basel vs FCSB
- Midtjylland vs Celtic
- Utrecht vs Porto
- Red Star Belgrade vs Lille
- Dinamo Zagreb vs Celta Vigo
- Malmo vs Panathinaikos
- Nice vs Freiburg
- Sturm Graz vs Nottingham Forest
- Aston Villa vs Maccabi Tel-Aviv
- Bologna vs Brann
- Viktoria Plzen vs Fenerbahce
- Ferencvaros vs Ludogorets
- PAOK vs Young Boys
- Rangers vs Roma
- Real Betis vs Lyon
- Braga vs Genk
- Stuttgart vs Feyenoord
Europa League 2025/26 – Matchday 4 Preview
Aston Villa retained their place at the top of the outright market for the Europa League despite suffering a 2-1 defeat at Go Ahead Eagles in their last game.
Villa head into their upcoming home fixture against Maccabi Tel-Aviv tenth in the standings and will be keen to get their campaign back on track.
Fellow Premier League club Nottingham Forest face a potential banana skin in their latest Europa League outing against Austrian side Sturm Graz.
Jurgen Saumel’s team have lost twice on the road in this competition, but triumphed 2-1 against Rangers in their solitary home match.
Forest have picked up four points from their first three matches and will be desperate to keep pace with the top eight positions in the league phase standings.
After failing to get off the mark in the competition, Rangers face another tricky test against Serie A giants Roma at Ibrox.
Roma have been going well in the Italian top flight this season, although they did suffer a 1-0 defeat at AC Milan in their most recent outing.
Gian Piero Gasperini’s side won 2-1 at Nice in their opening game in the Europa League, before slipping to narrow home defeats against Lille and Viktoria Plzen.
However, their squad is packed with talented players and they should possess too much quality for the Scottish Premiership underachievers.
Arch-rivals Celtic will have their work cut out when they travel to Denmark to face Midtjylland. The home side have rattled off three consecutive victories in the Europa League.
Braga and Lyon are the only other teams with a 100 percent record after three games. Braga host Genk on Matchday 4, while Lyon travel to Spain to face Real Betis.
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