Free football Over Under predictions and tips for Portugal Primeira Liga

#	Name	P	W	D	L	Goals	Last 5	Pts
1	Sporting CP	32	24	6	2	85:26	WWWWD	78
2	Benfica	32	25	3	4	82:26	WWWDW	78
3	FC Porto	32	20	5	7	60:29	WLWWL	65
4	SC Braga	32	19	8	5	53:27	DDWWD	65
5	Guimaraes	32	14	12	6	46:33	WWLWW	54
6	Santa Clara	32	15	6	11	32:30	DWDLL	51
7	Famalicao	32	11	11	10	41:36	LDLWW	44
8	Casa Pia	32	11	9	12	36:41	DLDLD	42
9	Estoril	32	11	9	12	42:51	LWLLW	42
10	Moreirense	32	9	9	14	37:48	LDLLW	36
11	Rio Ave	32	9	9	14	35:51	WLDWL	36
12	Arouca	32	8	10	14	30:47	DLWDL	34
13	Nacional	32	9	6	17	29:44	LDLWL	33
14	GIL Vicente	32	8	8	16	32:45	LWWLL	32
15	Estrela	32	7	8	17	24:45	LWLLW	29
16	Farense	32	5	9	18	22:43	WLLWD	24
17	AVS	31	4	12	15	23:55	LDLLL	24
18	Boavista	31	5	6	20	20:52	LWLWL	21

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You can track down our Over/Under 2.5 goals Primeira Liga tips and predictions on this page, predictions are posted 4 days before any Primeira Liga event. Using artificial intelligence on football predictions help users predict outcomes for Over/Under 2.5 goals in a given event.

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Over 2.5 is when three or more goals are scored in a match, regardless of which team scores, Under 2.5 example if the match produced no goals, one goal, or two goals, the final outcome is under 2.5 goals

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