Palpites MEGA ACUMULADA – Prognósticos de Múltiplas Hoje

The Willie Mullins-trained Galopin Des Champs has been the bookies favourite for quite some time but, although he does seem to cruise through his races, a clear negative is that he’s never actually run at the Gold Cup trip.

There are no such concerns for last year’s Grand National hero Noble Yeats, who had the perfect prep for Cheltenham’s blue riband event in the Cotswold Chase back in January. He was far from knocked about that day and stayed on eye-catchingly well to finish just over two lengths back at the finish.

The extra distance will clearly suit him and, with the pace likely to be a lot quicker here, it could well pay to be on the proven stayer at much larger odds.

The PGA Tour season is really starting to heat up and after a series of valuable tournaments comes one of the most significant of them all, the Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass, where Justin Thomas is taken to make his mark.

Two-time PGA Championship winner Thomas has been going under the radar so far in 2022 but there was a lot to like about his tee-to-green game when he finished fourth in Phoenix in February and he found something on the greens at the Genesis the following week.

JT won the Players in 2023 and if his game is firing on all cylinders in Ponte Vedra, there is every chance of a repeat at the so-called ‘fifth Major’.

Liverpool may not be at their best this season but they look to be turning a corner and come into this with four wins from their last five home games in the Premier League.

The Reds have markedly improved at the back recently and Manchester United, while in excellent form, have only won once away to top-half teams in the league this season.

Red Bull look like the team to beat once again this season after topping the timing charts in both pre-season testing and the first practice session of the Bahrain Grand Prix.

Granted, it was Sergio Perez on both occasions but Max Verstappen is unstoppable when things get competitive. He won 15 of the 22 races, including nine of the final 11 Grand Prix, and looks a deserved favourite to take the chequered flag first in Bahrain.

This pair are both extremely talented strikers but Jones holds a clear advantage on the ground and should be able to expose Gane’s vulnerability.

A lack of competitive action could be the downfall for Jones but, having dominated the light heavyweight ranks over an 11-year period, he has thrown everything into being ready for this return and should find a way to prevail.

AC Milan were outclassed in their meetings with Chelsea in the group stage and Tottenham should prove too strong for the Italian champions. Conte doesn’t have the great European record but the tactician should guide Spurs into the last eight.

PSG have had some European slips in the past, but Christophe Galtier is the tactician they needed to turn a great squad into a functioning team. Bayern have been far from their best this term and should fall short in this rematch of the 2023 final.

Club Brugge made a red-hot start to the group stage but they tailed off, while new boss Scott Parker has made a less-than-stellar start. Benfica lead the Primeira Liga and they were unbeaten in a group containing PSG and Juventus, winning home and away to the Italian side.

Chelsea have been awful in recent weeks and boss Graham Potter is struggling to get his side to perform. While they are making moves in the window, their midfield will need a long-term fix and Jude Bellingham should prove his quality by sending the German side through.

Liverpool have been struggling in midfield this term and their pressing has dropped off, while their forward line is less threatening without Sadio Mane. The Reds will want revenge after losing the Champions League final to Real, but they have gone backwards since that defeat and the Spanish giants still have tons of experience with a knack for European action.

Napoli announced themselves on the European stage with a 4-1 win over Liverpool and the Partenopei have been in storming form all season. They are soaring clear in Serie A and with a favourable draw they can step into the last eight.

Porto have home advantage in this tie and they come into it having won their last four games in this competition to force their way into the next round. Inter qualified thanks to a poor campaign from Barcelona and they have struggled in Europe in recent years.

Man City made the final in 2023 and were seconds shy of a return last year. They’ve added Erling Haaland since then and he should help them sail by the last 16 once again, having been handed a straightforward tie against a Leipzig side who are no match for City’s strength.

Borussia Dortmund, who have won all nine of their competitive assignments in 2023, are worth siding with at the Signal Iduna Park, although RB Leipzig may trouble their backline in the process having scored in their last five visits to this ground.

Napoli have scored multiple goals in each of their last 10 games, winning the last seven. With the price around a home win short and the Partenopei netting 31 times in 11 home league matches this campaign, backing them to net twice looks a strong alternative play.

Nice have lost just once in their last 16 league games, and have scored nine goals in their last three wins. Facing an Auxerre side who sit just outside of the relegation zone should see this form continue.

Real Sociedad have never lost a home league game to Cadiz, while they are on a run of eight wins from their last 13 fixtures at Anoeta. Cadiz meanwhile have lost six of their last eight away games and won just twice on their travels in the league all season

Arsenal have won their last three games and they meet a Bournemouth side who are bottom of the form table and who boast the league’s worst defence. The Gunners have won all six home meetings with the Cherries, racking up a 17-2 scoreline along the way, so back them to win with plenty of room to spare.

Burnley are unbeaten in their last 14 Championship matches (W12, D2), they currently boast the best away record in the division, and it is hard to foresee anything other than an away win on Saturday.

Grimsby’s amazing 2-1 success at Southampton has set them up for an FA Cup quarter-final trip to Brighton, but the Mariners might not have much left to give this week and they could be humbled by Carlisle in Cumbria. Carlisle have had a full week to prepare and can register an important victory.

Ipswich are in the hunt for a top-two finish and are likely to be far superior to the Brewers, who have blanked in two of their last three fixtures, so we think the hosts can cover a -1 handicap.

Leyton Orient had to dig deep to secure a 2-2 draw at Grimsby last Saturday but they have been rock-solid at home and should be too strong for Swindon in the capital. The Londoners can register a fourth straight home win against Swindon, who have lost three of their last four away fixtures.

Norwich have won four of their last seven away Championship games while Millwall have failed to win five of their last seven home league matches. The Canaries have a superb recent record against te Lions, winning seven and drawing four of their last 12 games against the South East Londoners.

Both teams have scored in four of Partick’s last six at home and they have conceded in all of those games. There have been goals at both ends in seven of Raith’s last 10 games and they have scored themselves in nine of those games, so we’re expecting both teams to score.

Rotherham have four points from their last two games and have been picking up results at home, losing just one of their last six. The Millers can claim a vital three points against key rivals QPR, who are winless in 12 and have lost their last four.

Salford’s promotion push is on track after they took four points from the last two away games and their solid home form can continue with a victory over Newport. The Ammies have taken 13 points from their last six home matches and look too strong for 18th-placed Newport, who are 16 points worse off.

Scunthorpe have lost nine of their 17 home games and are winless in three overall (D1, L2). Eastleigh are in form with 16 points from the last available 18 and they can boost their promotion hopes with victory at Glanford Park on Saturday.

The visitors have been less than impressive on the road recently having suffered defeats in three of their last four such games. They don’t score enough goals and have scored once or less in 12 of their 17 away fixtures. Sunderland have had plenty of time to prepare for this one and on home soil they can claim all three points.

AC Milan have won four consecutive games across all competitions, all to nil, while Fiorentina have won just one of their last seven Serie A matches. Having dropped into the bottom half, the Viola may prioritise Thursday’s Europa Conference League clash with Sivasspor, and the Rossoneri have won four of their last five meetings with Saturday’s hosts.

No side has travelled to this venue in the league and kept a clean sheet and it seems unlikely that Nantes will either. However, the hosts have been less than solid defensively and have conceded in eight of their 12 home matches. Both teams should be able to get on the scoresheet but the PSG look set to claim another victory.

Universidad Catolica are top of the Chile Primera Division and are in fine goalscoring form, netting 17 times in just six matches. However, they have conceded in each of their last five, shipping nine times in this run, and face a Nublense side that have seen both teams score in four of their six matches this season.

Mazatlan are rock bottom of the Liga MX having picked up just one point from eight games so far. They have lost all four home games, although have scored in all ofthose, and face a Cruz Azul side on a three-game winning streak. The visitors have conceded in six of their eight games though.

Both teams have scored in eight of Necaxa’s nine Mexico Liga MX games this season and in each of their last six. Tigres have scored in seven of their nine matches this season and have conceded six times this term.

Atlas are on an awful run of form, with just one win from nine Liga MX games and three defeats in their last four. They visit a Tijuana side that are unbeaten at home in the league this season, with their last two home matches ending in wins to nil.

Three or more goals have been scored in seven of Central Coast Mariners’ eight A-League away games this season and in eight of their last nine home and away. Western Sydney Wanderers have seen 12 goals scored in their last two games and there has been an average of 3.6 goals per game in their last five.

Perth Glory have seen over 2.5 goals land in each of their last eight A-League matches, with an average of four goals per game in this period. Western United have seen the overs land in four of their last five league games.

Melbourne Victory are rock-bottom of the A-League and that’s largely down to their away form. They have taken just one point from their last five trips away, although they have scored in the last four of those away days. Sydney FC have won three of their last five but are yet to keep a clean sheet at home this season.

Brighton won the reverse fixture 2-0 earlier in the season and can do the league double over West Ham, who come into the game after a midweek cup defeat. Albion have three wins in their last four at home, while the Hammers are winless in 10 away in the league – losing seven of those.

Dagenham have two wins in their last three home games and have picked up 30 points from 17 home fixtures so far. Home advantage is likely to prove the difference as York have nine defeats from their 17 trips, and they have lost each of their last four away from home.

Hearts have beaten St Johnstone twice already this season and can make it three out of three when they clash at Tynecastle on Saturday. The Edinburgh outfit have five wins in their last six at home, losing once to Rangers, while the visitors have lost eight of their last 11 overall.

Middlesbrough have won their last six home Championship matches, including three of their last four league games at the Riverside to nil, while Reading have lost each of their last four away league matches without scoring.

Wycombe were unlucky to lose at Shrewsbury last time out as the Wanderers saw a five-game winning run ended. Back them to bounce back with three points against an Exeter outfit who have three defeats in their last four away from home.

Lens are going through a bit of a rough patch but their home form remains superb, with 11 wins in 12 attempts in Ligue 1. Lille have just one win in their last five away, losing twice, so a win for the hosts stands out.

Mallorca are in fine form at home with five straight wins – a run that includes victories over both Madrid clubs. They can make it six in a row when they entertain Elche, who are the league’s worst travellers with eight defeats and no wins after 11 La Liga trips.

Dijon are in the middle of a terrible run as they are winless in six (D2, L4) and have scored just twice during that spell. Grenoble have won four of their last six away from home and impressed in a cup loss at top flight Lyon recently, and they can boost their slim promotion hopes with a win at struggling Dijon.

Sporting have won each of their last three games in all competitions and they have won their last four away from home. They should be able to see of a Portimonense outfit who have four defeats in their last six games.

Feyenoord are unbeaten at home in the league this season, keeping six clean sheets during a run of seven wins and four draws. Groningen meanwhile are the Eredivisie’s joint-second lowest scorers away from home, netting just eight times and losing eight of their 11 fixtures, including five in a row.

Ian: Bristol Rovers have managed only one win in their last five at home, while Barnsley have claimed comfortable wins at Port Vale and Cheltenham in recent weeks. The Tykes are searching for a fifth straight league win and look good value for it.

Gareth: Lincoln have drawn 13 of their 16 home games this season and they meet an Oxford side who are out to bounce back after a poor run.

Alex: Almeria saw off La Liga leaders Barcelona last weekend and they should be able to build on that against out-of-form Villarreal. The visitors have lost four of their last five and are in line for another away defeat.

Liam: Mallorca have won their last five home games and they are well-priced to add bottom club Elche to that run. The visitors have managed only nine points from 23 games and they look set for another defeat.

Joe: Southampton have lost six of their last eight home games and they’re headed towards the Championship. James Maddison is set to return for the Foxes and he should make the difference.

Aaron: Groningen have already shipped six goals away to both Ajax and PSV this term and they could be set for another humbling this weekend. Feyenoord have hit 20 goals against the current bottom six, including a 3-0 win at this weekend’s opponents.

Six of Dundalk’s last seven games have seen both teams score, while St Pats’ have scored in seven of their last eight away trips, including a 2-1 win at Dundalk late last season.

Napoli have scored multiple goals in each of their last 10 games, winning the last seven. With the price around a home win short and the Partenopei netting 31 times in 11 home league matches this campaign, backing them to net twice looks a strong alternative play.

Oostende have conceded in 93% of their games so far this season and they have shipped 1.85 goals per game at home. However, they meet a Brugge side who have struggled of late, conceding in four of their last five trips.

Shelbourne have made a winless start to the season, while they suffered a 3-1 home defeat to Bohemians in preseason. The visitors have won and conceded in their last three league games, including their opening two matches of the campaign.

Southend had a huge court win this week and they head into Friday’s clash with five wins from their last six games. They meet a Barnet side who have lost four of their last five games, but BTTS has landed in each of the visitors’ last seven games.

Famalicao visitors have shipped nine goals across their last three away league games while Benfica average just over three goals per game at home this term and have kept five clean sheets in their last six Primeira Liga outings.

Audax Italiano have seen both teams score in five of their six Chile Primera Division games this season, including all their away games. Coquimbo Unido are yet to keep a clean sheet this term and have seen goals at both ends in all three of their home matches.

Both teams have scored in five of Palestino’s six games in the Chile Primera Division this season and their last outing was a 5-2 defeat to Universidad Catolica. They face a Huachipato side that have won all four of their league matches this term but have only one clean sheet in this run.

Universidad Catolica are top of the Chile Primera Division and are in fine goalscoring form, netting 17 times in just six matches. However, they have conceded in each of their last five, shipping nine times in this run, and face a Nublense side that have seen both teams score in four of their six matches this season.

Both teams have scored in eight of Necaxa’s nine Mexico Liga MX games this season and in each of their last six. Tigres have scored in seven of their nine matches this season and have conceded six times this term.

Mazatlan are rock bottom of the Liga MX having picked up just one point from eight games so far. They have lost all four home games, although have scored in all ofthose, and face a Cruz Azul side on a three-game winning streak. The visitors have conceded in six of their eight games though.

Atletico Bucaramanga have only lost one of their six Colombia Primera A games and come up against a Once Caldas side that have taken just five points from their six outings, losing three times and picking up one point from three away matches.

Atlas are on an awful run of form, with just one win from nine Liga MX games and three defeats in their last four. They visit a Tijuana side that are unbeaten at home in the league this season, with their last two home matches ending in wins to nil.