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Arsenal gave their Premier League title hopes a huge boost with a 3-2 win over Tottenham last time out and they can follow up with a high-scoring home with over Bournemouth. The Gunners to win and both teams to score looks like the wise selection.

QPR have achieved Championship survival thanks to a vastly improved second half of the season and they can finish off with a victory over Coventry at the CBS Arena. The Hoops are playing with confidence and can overcome a tired Coventry, who have lost four of their last five league matches.

Ipswich have lost just one league match at Portman Road all season and they are also the division’s highest scorers, although they have conceded the same amount of goals as 17th-placed Queens Park Rangers and may offer up chances to a Huddersfield side that have scored in six of their last seven.

Plymouth are in with a chance of survival thanks to their home form and they can get over the line by defeating playoff-chasing Hull in Devon. The Pilgrims have posted nine of their 12 wins at Home Park and can grab another three points to bring an end to the Tigers’ lingering top-six hopes.

Lazio have won three of their last five away league matches and each of their last four in all competitions. Meanwhile, Monza have lost three of their last four home Serie A fixtures and look to be ready for their summer break.

Cologne have lost five of their last seven home league games and four of these have been by at least two goals, while Freiburg are on a three-match winning streak away from home.

At least three goals have been scored in five of Metz’s last six matches while over 2.5 goals has landed in Rennes’ last three games. Both clubs have been susceptible when leading lately, but each have produced comebacks with late goals so this match looks set to be a thriller.

Atletico Madrid have gone eight La Liga games without a clean sheet and they’ve seen both teams score in five of their last six starts. Mallorca have scored in four of their last five at home and while they can trouble Atleti at the back, the hosts will struggle to keep the visitors quiet.

This is a crucial final-day tussle for both Plymouth and Hull in the Championship and the visiting Tigers are worth backing.West Brom’s inconsistencies mean Hull could secure a playoff berth with victory in this match and they are in fine form.Hull have not lost any of their last six games, having beaten Cardiff, QPR and Coventry in that run and they also took a point off highflying Ipswich in their previous game.Plymouth are fighting against the drop but have lost each of their last two without scoring and should be opposed.

Rotherham’s relegation to League One has already been confirmed and they are unlikely to pose Cardiff any problems.The Millers have failed to win any of their last five, while they could not find the back of the net in any of those encounters.Cardiff can finish as high as ninth if results go their way this weekend, and the Bluebirds look good value for an away win.While they lost 4-1 to Middlesbrough last week, they have won three of their previous five on the road, and they should have too much quality for Steve Evans’ goal-shy outfit.

A top-six finish would have been the least of Hibs’ expectations at the start of the Scottish Premiership season, but that never materialised for Nick Montgomery’s men. That being said, the Leith side do look a class above their post-split rivals.Hibs hammered St Johnstone 3-1 in Perth last time out in a dominant display, and I would have the Easter Road outfit odds on to win at Ross County on Saturday. The Staggies have won only three of their last 20 matches and they were even turned over by bottom club Livingston last weekend.

Real Madrid have the chance to win La Liga this weekend if results go their way and they should have little trouble at home to third-bottom Cadiz.Real have kept a clean sheet in seven of eight home meetings with bottom-half teams, while they’ve outscored opponents 27-4 in the second half of their games at the Bernabeu this season. With Cadiz losing all five visits to the top six so far – conceding 14 and scoring only three times – back Real to win by a couple of goals.

Metz are in a gruelling fight for Ligue 1 survival and the relegation-battlers have bared their teeth over the past few weeks, winning two of their last three games to bring them level on points with Le Havre above them.Visitors Rennes still harbour some European ambitions, but they have only won one of their last five league away games and could be set to drop more points on Saturday.

Cartagena looked to be heading towards the La Liga 2 trapdoor for the first half of the season but an awesome turnaround means they head into the latest round of games four points clear of danger.They face a team who have dropped into trouble in the shape of Alcorcon on Saturday, and they can add to the visitors’ woes by claiming all three points.Cartagena have won their last two games without conceding and they have six wins in their last eight at their Municipal Cartagonova home. Alcorcon have managed to steady the ship a little of late but their road form remains an issue and they’ve lost five of their last six away, so back Cartagena to pick up a win here.

Arsenal gave their Premier League title hopes a huge boost with a 3-2 win over Tottenham last time out and they can follow up with a high-scoring home with over Bournemouth. The Gunners to win and both teams to score looks like the wise selection.

Brentford have lost just one of their last six games while Fulham have won only one of theirs. The Bees won the reverse fixture 3-0 and recorded a 3-2 victory in this tie last season, suggesting the Cottagers, who have the fourth-worst away record in the Premier League this term, could be heading for defeat.

While Burnley’s form has improved somewhat, they still boast the joint-worst home record in the Premier League this term having taken just ten points from the 51 available to them at Turf Moor and a visit of Newcastle, who have won three of their last four in a run which includes a 4-0 thrashing of Spurs, could lead to trouble.

The Blades have won twice in 2024 – with one of these coming against fourth tier opposition in the FA Cup – and had their relegation to the Championship confirmed last weekend. Forest still have survival to play for and so should be able to perform when it matters most against a side whose season is effectively over.

Wolves have lost only two of their 20 away games this season by three or more goals and have been defeated just twice in their last ten road matches. Boosted by their reverse fixture win, the visitors could land a positive result at the Etihad or at the very least keep things tight enough to avoid being beaten by more than two goals.

Ipswich have lost just one league match at Portman Road all season and they are also the division’s highest scorers, although they have conceded the same amount of goals as 17th-placed Queens Park Rangers and may offer up chances to a Huddersfield side that have scored in six of their last seven.

Leeds boast the best home record in the Championship this season and despite going off the boil in recent weeks, their need for the points is greater than Southampton’s, with the visitors having lost three matches on the spin.

Leicester clinched the Championship title with a 3-0 victory at Preston on Monday and they can reach 100 points with a home success over relegation-threatened Blackburn. The Foxes are unlikely to lose their focus and should have too much class for Rovers, who are 47 points worse off.

Middlesbrough have fallen short of expectations but they are finishing the season strongly and can clinch a top-eight finish by defeating Watford at the Riverside Stadium. Michael Carrick’s side can sign off with three points against the Hornets, who are winless on their last three road trips.

Swansea have been improving under Luke Williams and they can ensure a 13th-place finish by defeating Millwall in Wales. The Swans have taken 10 points from their last four games and may be a little too slick for the Lions, who face an end to their four-game winning sequence.

QPR have achieved Championship survival thanks to a vastly improved second half of the season and they can finish off with a victory over Coventry at the CBS Arena. The Hoops are playing with confidence and can overcome a tired Coventry, who have lost four of their last five league matches.

Plymouth are in with a chance of survival thanks to their home form and they can get over the line by defeating playoff-chasing Hull in Devon. The Pilgrims have posted nine of their 12 wins at Home Park and can grab another three points to bring an end to the Tigers’ lingering top-six hopes.

Cologne have lost five of their last seven home league games and four of these have been by at least two goals, while Freiburg are on a three-match winning streak away from home.

Arsenal gave their Premier League title hopes a huge boost with a 3-2 win over Tottenham last time out and they can follow up with a high-scoring home with over Bournemouth. The Gunners to win and both teams to score looks like the wise selection.

Ipswich have lost just one league match at Portman Road all season and they are also the division’s highest scorers, although they have conceded the same amount of goals as 17th-placed Queens Park Rangers and may offer up chances to a Huddersfield side that have scored in six of their last seven.

Even with some changes, expect Real to breeze by a Cadiz side who have been beaten in each of their five visits to the top six this season. Cadiz have conceded 14 goals and scored just three across those games, while Real have kept a clean sheet in seven of their eight home meetings with the bottom half, so back them to canter to a comfortable win.

This clash between two attack-minded sides should result in plenty of goals. Girona – who won the reverse game 4-2 – have scored 12 times across their last four at home and they’ve averaged 2.63 goals per game at home. Barca have seen over 3.5 goals land in four of their last five starts and they’ve scored 1.88 goals per game on the road in La Liga this term.

At least three goals have been scored in five of Metz’s last six matches while over 2.5 goals has landed in Rennes’ last three games. Both clubs have been susceptible when leading lately, but each have produced comebacks with late goals so this match looks set to be a thriller.

Aston Villa may be in a weak position in their Europa Conference League semi-final but they can consolidate a top-four spot at Brighton this weekend.

The Seagulls are winless in six competitive matches and have lost four of these, while Villa have scored two or more goals in six of their last seven in all competitions but have conceded in six of these, too.

Chelsea picked up a crucial win against London rivals Spurs in midweek and have now scored 24 goals in their last seven games at Stamford Bridge.

This includes a couple of 3-2 victories and they face a West Ham side that have scored exactly twice in their last two games.

Newcastle have won three of their last four games and should put another three points on the board against a Burnley side with the joint-worst home record in the Premier League.

The Clarets have scored in seven of their last eight, though, so they can get on the scoresheet went the Magpies come to town.

Brentford are on a four-match unbeaten run at home and face a Fulham side that have lost seven of their last 11 Premier League away games, but a clean sheet could be beyond the Bees.

They have seen goals at both ends in nine of their last 11 at home and Fulham have seen the same in five of their last six trips away, so back them to score in defeat.

Liverpool drew 2-2 with West Ham last time out and have won just two of their last seven in all competitions, but they face a Spurs side also struggling for results.

The visitors have only won one of their last five and have conceded at least twice in each of their last three, so a high-scoring draw could be on the cards.

Manchester City are in the driving seat for a fourth successive Premier League title and I don’t expect them to falter at Molineux, but it may not be a free-flowing affair.

The Cityzens only won 2-0 against Nottingham Forest last time out and did allow their opponents plenty of attacking opportunities and Wolves have only lost by more than two goals in two of their 20 away games this season.

Inter have won with at least three goals in four of their last five Serie A road trips. They could easily score three themselves against a Sassuolo side that appear to have given up the ghost in their survival battle. I Neroverdi have lost each of their last two Serie A games 3-0 and 5-1.

Brest have failed to win two of their last three home league matches while Nantes have avoided defeat in six of their last seven away Ligue 12 fixtures (4 wins, 2 draws). The home side have shipped 13 goals in their last four games and look hard to trust at odds-on prices in their current defensive state.

Atletico Madrid have gone eight La Liga games without a clean sheet and they’ve seen both teams score in five of their last six starts. Mallorca have scored in four of their last five at home and while they can trouble Atleti at the back, the hosts will struggle to keep the visitors quiet.

Seven of Chaves’ last ten games have seen both teams score, as have their last six home matches. Four successive Porto away fixtures have also seen both teams net, with the visitors on target in all bar one of their last 11 Primeira Liga ties.

Verona have seen both teams score in four of their last six games, while three successive Fiorentina matches have seen both teams hit the back of the net.

Eintracht Frankfurt are unbeaten in their last nine Bundesliga home games, winning five. They have won five games on the spin at home to Leverkusen, but draw no bet must be taken here because Xabi Alonso’s men, who required stoppage-time goals at Dortmund and against Stuttgart to maintain their 47-game unbeaten run, have not lost this season for a reason.

AC Milan, who are are without key players like GK Mike Maignan, RB Davide Calabria and MF Ruben Loftus-Cheek again, have lost their last two home games and failed to win their last five in all competitions. Their form contrasts with that of Genoa, who have avoided defeat in eight of their last nine Serie A road matches, only tasting a narrow defeat to Inter during that away run.

Eldense are in poor form as they are winless in eight and have lost six of those games. Leganes are stumbling over the line as they battle for automatic promotion but they are on an eighth gameh unbeaten run and they can claim a crucial win here.

Braga have four wins in their last six games but they have conceded in all of those games. Casa Pia arrive in good scoring form after hitting six goals across their last three games so back the hosts to win and concede.

Roma have gone five games without a clean sheet and both teams have scored in four of those games. There have been goals at both ends in four of Juve’s last six away and they have just one clean sheet in their last seven trips, so we’re expecting both teams to find a way through in this heavyweight Serie A clash.

Minnesota have made an impressive start to the new season and have been in fine form on the road, winning three of their four trips so far. They face an Atlanta side who are winless in four and lost out to Cincinnati in their last home game – so take a chance on the visitors pulling off an upset.

Philly are in the middle of a bit of a rough patch but their issues have been at home and on their travels they are unbeaten this season (W2, D2). DC have just two wins in nine games so far and they’ve lost two of their five home games – but they are yet to draw a blank at home and can strike in defeat.

Goals could be on the agenda here as over 3.5 goals has landed in three of San Jose’s last six and in five of LAFC’s last six. Both teams are in good scoring form as LAFC have hit 18 goals across 10 games and the Earthquakes have managed 14, despite being bottom of the West, but have also conceded 25. As such, these sides should be able to combine for at least four goals.

Both teams have scored in all four of St Louis’ trips so far and that pattern is likely to continue against Houston, who have managed just one clean sheet in four attempts at home this season.

Vancouver have three wins in their last five games and two of those victories have been accompanied by clean sheets. Back the hosts to win to nil against an Austin outfit who have failed to score in three of their four away games, losing two of those.

Inter Miami have hit some form and have won each of their last three games. The hosts can overcome an NYRB side who have just one win in their last five, but the visitors can strike in defeat as Inter have gone 12 games without a clean sheet across all competitions.

Goals could be on the agenda here as over 2.5 goals has landed in six of San Jose’s last seven games and in each of LAFC’s last six. Both teams are in good scoring form as LAFC have hit 18 goals across 10 games and the Earthquakes have managed 14, despite being bottom of the West, but have also conceded 25. As such, these sides should be able to combine for at least three goals.

Both teams have scored in all four of St Louis’ trips so far and that pattern is likely to continue against Houston, who have managed just one clean sheet in four attempts at home this season.

Real Salt Lake are a team in form as they are unbeaten in six ahead of the visit of SKC, winning four of those games. The visitors are winless in four and have managed just one win in four attempts on the road, so back the hosts to claim the spoils at America First Field.

Vancouver have three wins in their last five games and two of those victories have been accompanied by clean sheets. The hosts should be able to see off an an Austin outfit who have failed to score in three of their four away games, losing two of those.

City hit form in the final weeks of the regular season with three successive wins, while Victory managed just one point from their last three. The visitors are the form side so back them to prevail in this playoff clash.

Villa suffered a midweek European defeat but have a chance to bounce back against a Brighton side who have downed tools on Sunday. Albion are winless in their last six games, losing four of those, and the visitors have the motivation of a top four finish to push them on here. Unai Emery’s men have won their last two games immediately after European fixtures and they can come away with maximum points on Sunday.

Union Berlin have won five of their last nine at home, while 20 of their 30 points this season have been picked up at Stadion An der Alten Försterei. Bochum are on a run of nine without a victory on the road, losing seven times.

There have been three or more goals in nine of Celta Vigo’s last 11 games, including the last three. Villarreal have seen 3+ strikes netted in seven of their last nine away league fixtures.

Albacete have put together a three-game winning run to move out of the relegation places and they can make it four in a row at rock bottom Andorra. The hosts are winless in three, and Albacete won the reverse fixture 3-1 so back the in-form visitors to prevail.

James: A run of six games without a win has seen Brighton slip into the bottom half of the Premier League table and they look set for more misery when Aston Villa head to the Amex Stadium on Sunday.

Aaron: The Hammers have lost eight times on the road in the league this term, while they’ve been beaten in four of their last five trips across all competitions. The Hammers have lost 5-2 at Crystal Palace and 4-3 at Newcastle in their last three away trips and with the Blues putting a run together at their own ground, back them to edge another high-scoring game

Jack: Verona are precariously perched above the relegation places but won their last home game. In fact, five of their seven victories have come at the Bentegodi and they have a chance to secure a super sixth.

Gareth: AZ have won their last four home games, a run that includes a win over Ajax, and they can keep their Champions League hopes alive by taking down key rivals Twente on Sunday.

Liam: Heidenheim have enjoyed a terrific debut season in the Bundesliga and they are overpriced to see off relegation-threatened Mainz.

Alex: Just one position separates these sides in the Spanish Segunda Division but Tenerife’s superior home record can help them close the gap on Racing Ferrol on Sunday.

Rayo have a strong home record and they are unbeaten in their last five at this venue, winning two of their last three. Visitors Almeria have three defeats in four games since recording their only La Liga win of the season and look set for yet another loss here.

Both teams have scored in five of Sevilla’s last six home league matches and also in three of Granada’s last five away La Liga fixtures.

Tenerife have three wins in their last five home games and are unbeaten in six at this venue. Back them to make home advantage count against a Ferrol outfit who have managed just one point from their last six away games.

Famalicao have covered a +2 handicap in their last nine home league matches and they have also avoided defeat by more than one goal in three of their last five home games against Benfica. Meanwhile, the Eagles have only won one of their last five Primeira Liga away games by more than one goal and failed to win three of those matches.