May 12: Tuesday's European Double: 3/1 Special, Betting Tips and Predictions

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While Europe’s elite might be arriving towards the end of the 2025/26 campaign, we have a busy midweek schedule from across the continent.

Although La Liga could steal a lot of the attention on Tuesday, we also have some eye-catching games from countries like Scotland and Italy.

For those of you looking to keep up midweek, we’ve searched the continent for some of the most eye-catching European betting markets on Tuesday.

17:45 Modena vs Juve Stabia

While Modena could have secured another play-off berth with plenty of time to spare, the Canaries largely limped to the finish line. Closing out their regular season adventure with a toothless 1-0 defeat at Avellino, Andrea Sottil’s side have managed just one win in any of their last seven Serie B appearances, a run that stretches back to a 2-1 win against Mantua on March 21. However, Modena, considered a leading contender when they return to Emilia-Romagna on Tuesday night, will surely be thrilled by their prolonged success in front of their own fans. Last seen at the Stadio Alberto Braglia claiming a 2-1 victory against Reggiana, Sottil’s side have won three of their four previous Serie B clashes at home. Looking ahead to the international break in March with a resounding 3-0 victory against Spezia, the former Sampdoria coach will dream of repeating his performance here.

Juve Stabia, which achieved a seventh consecutive place in the Italian second division this season, has once again broken many records. However, last seen at the weekend in a 1-1 draw against Sudtirol, Ignazio Abate’s men find themselves in an almost identical position to their rivals on Tuesday. Starting May with a toothless 1-0 home defeat against Frosinone, Wasps have only managed a pair of wins in any of their last 14 consecutive appearances, a routine that dates back to February 11. Having failed to find any clinical advantage in the final third, Juve Stabia will travel to Emilia-Romagna in midweek facing a real challenge. Indeed, having suffered a 2-1 defeat when hosting Modena at the Stadio Comunale Romeo Menti for their most recent meeting on February 22, they have a nightmare record against their play-off rivals. It should be noted that Wasps have lost four of their previous five fixtures and we expect a similar result in midweek.

Modena vs Juve Stabia Betting Tip: Modena Wins @ 11/10 with Pribet

19:45 Aberdeen vs St. Mirren

While Aberdeen might have been frustrated this season by being forced to settle for a bottom-half finish among Scotland’s elite, the Dandies are closing out the 2025/26 campaign with a real bang. Last seen over the weekend putting in a routine display at Pittodrie as they claimed a deserved 2-0 home win against Dundee United, Stephen Robinson’s men should find the atmosphere in their camp at its highest point of the season. Smelling what is another golden opportunity on Tuesday night, the Reds are rightfully ensconced as a top contender here. Closing April with a 1-0 win against Kilmarnock, Aberdeen have recorded 10 points from their four previous Premiership appearances. With their recent purple streak highlighted by another 2-0 win against Hibernian on April 11, Robinson’s side have certainly impressed over the last month. Likewise, Tuesday’s hosts have also found some real defensive value. In fact, the former St. The Mirren boss has seen his side record three clean sheets in their four-match unbeaten run and will be confident of overtaking his former employers here.

Opening their penultimate Premiership clash four points from safety, St. Mirren are looking for a true miracle. Last seen over the weekend putting in a nightmarish performance in Paisley when they suffered a resounding 3-0 defeat at the hands of Kilmarnock, the Buddies have come under serious recent scrutiny. Facing what will no doubt be another stern test when they travel to Pirrodrie on Tuesday night, interim boss Craig McLeish has a big job on his hands. St. Mirren closed April with a 2-0 home defeat against Livingston and have now lost their previous four consecutive appearances by an aggregate score of 7-0. Showing some real problems in the final third, Tuesday’s guests establish themselves as a true midweek underdog contender. Without recording a single strike in the top flight over the last month, McLeish’s temporary team have also earned a reputation for their blatant struggles away from home. It should be noted that the Buddies have only managed a single Premiership win on their travels since September 13.

Aberdeen vs St. Mirren Betting Tip: Aberdeen win @ 8/7 with Luckster