Inter Milan have won 11 of their last 13 games in all competitions, and Saturday’s 3-2 win over Juventus was their sixth victory on the spin. However, Bodo have scored in nine of their 10 Champions League games this term and they can find the back of the net again.

Grimsby and Walsall are both eyeing the League Two play-offs, but Wednesday’s hosts have won four of their last six at home and may have the beating of Walsall, who have lost four of their last six on the road. The visitors have scored eight goals in these six trips, though, while Grimsby have conceded in three of their last five at home, making a consolation for The Saddlers likely.

Bayer Leverkusen were caught cold here in January, as they created 2.58 Expected Goals in a 2-0 defeat to Olympiacos. However, the visitors have won five of their six games since that defeat, and they can continue that fine form in this trip.

Arsenal have scored three or more goals in five of their last seven away games, and they visit a Wolves side who have lost by two or more in three of their last four league games. Seven of the hosts’ 10 home defeats this season have come by a two-goal margin or greater.

Como have won only one of seven meetings with the top six, and they’ve already lost at home to Milan this term. The visitors have fallen short in visits to Inter and Roma, while the Rossoneri have put together a 10-game unbeaten run at home.

Levante fell to their 13th defeat of the campaign on Sunday, and they meet third-placed Villarreal on Wednesday. The Yellow Submarine have won nine of their 10 meetings with sides in the bottom half.

FEBRUARY –  The Texans’ suffocating defence has been the key to their eight-game winning run and with the AFC looking the less competitive conference this season after the demise of the Kansas City Chiefs, they have the talent to go a long way. Quarterback CJ Stroud is fully fit again and can look for an elite wide receiver in Nico Collins while former first-round picks Will Anderson Jr. and Derek Stingley Jr. are just two of their many defensive stars.

JULY – Elena Rybakina looks a bet in her bid to repeat her 2022 triumph at the All England Club. The Kazakhstani has had a tough couple of years, due in the main to off-court issues, but she finished last year on a high with victory at the WTA Finals. She’s a superb grass-court player who is as good as Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Swiatek when she’s on her game.

JULY – Alex Noren enjoyed a resurgence in his career in 2025, winning twice on the DP World Tour, and 2026 could finally be the year he ends his long wait for a maiden Major. The Swede has an affinity for links golf, evidenced by his victory at the 2016 Scottish Open and his two top-10 Open finishes, he could go all the way and land the Claret Jug in 2026.

DECEMBER – Mercedes may have botched the ground-effect era, but the Silver Arrows have a strong record of responding well to rule changes, and the sweeping regulation shift coming in 2026 should bring the title back into play. Their power unit has already come under, and been cleared, of scrutiny, suggesting it is likely to be among the strongest engines on the grid, and they have the driver lineup to win the consistent points necessary to land the constructor crown.

Jaguares de Cordoba and Independiente Santa Fe are level on points in the Colombia Primera A, but six of the hosts’ seven points have been earned at home. They have won two of their three outings here, while Santa Fe lost their last away game and have failed to win on their last three visits to Jaguares.

Inter Milan have won 11 of their last 13 games in all competitions, and Saturday’s 3-2 win over Juventus was their sixth victory on the spin. However, Bodo have scored in nine of their 10 Champions League games this term and they can find the back of the net again.

Qarabag scored nine goals in four home games in the League Phase of the Champions League while they also won 3-2 at Benfica and scored in defeat at Athletic Bilbao. Newcastle have seen both teams score in their last six outings and more entertainment is expected to follow.

Bayer Leverkusen were caught cold here in January, as they created 2.58 Expected Goals in a 2-0 defeat to Olympiacos. However, the visitors have won five of their six games since that defeat, and they can continue that fine form in this trip.

Brugge lost only one of their four home games in the League Phase, and they’ve picked up five wins from six ahead of this clash. They meet an Atletico Madrid side who were beaten 3-0 at Rayo Vallecano at the weekend, while the hosts were able to upset Atalanta in this round last season.

Inter Milan have won 11 of their last 13 games in all competitions, and Saturday’s 3-2 win over Juventus was their sixth victory on the spin, so they can live up to their favouritism. However, Bodo have scored in nine of their 10 Champions League games this term and they can find the back of the net again.

Bayer Leverkusen were caught cold here in January, as they created 2.58 Expected Goals in a 2-0 defeat to Olympiacos. However, the visitors have won five of their six games since that defeat, and they can continue that fine form in this trip.

Grimsby and Walsall are both eyeing the League Two play-offs, but Wednesday’s hosts have won four of their last six at home and may have the beating of Walsall, who have lost four of their last six on the road. The visitors have scored eight goals in these six trips, though, while Grimsby have conceded in three of their last five at home, making a consolation for The Saddlers likely.

Winterthur have lost four of their last six at home and are rock bottom of the Swiss Super League, but they have scored in five of these six home games and may get on the scoresheet against second-placed St Gallen. The visitors are unbeaten in eight away games but have conceded in each of their last three trips.

Inter Milan have won 11 of their last 13 games in all competitions, and Saturday’s 3-2 win over Juventus was their sixth victory on the spin. However, Bodo have scored in nine of their 10 Champions League games this term and they can find the back of the net against the favourites.

Grimsby and Walsall are both eyeing the League Two play-offs, but Wednesday’s hosts have won four of their last six at home and may have the beating of Walsall, who have lost four of their last six on the road. The visitors have scored eight goals in these six trips, though, while Grimsby have conceded in three of their last five at home, making a consolation for The Saddlers likely.

Winterthur have lost four of their last six at home and are rock bottom of the Swiss Super League, but they have scored in five of these six home games and may get on the scoresheet against second-placed St Gallen. The visitors are unbeaten in eight away games but have conceded in each of their last three trips.

Levante have scored in home defeats to Real Madrid and Barcelona this season, while they’ve netted 11 goals in 11 home matches overall. The visitors have conceded in nine of 11 trips, so back goals at both ends in Spain.

Inter Milan have won 11 of their last 13 games in all competitions, and Saturday’s 3-2 win over Juventus was their sixth victory on the spin. However, Bodo have scored in nine of their 10 Champions League games this term and they can find the back of the net again.

Grimsby and Walsall are both eyeing the League Two play-offs, but Wednesday’s hosts have won four of their last six at home and may have the beating of Walsall, who have lost four of their last six on the road. The visitors have scored eight goals in these six trips, though, while Grimsby have conceded in three of their last five at home, making a consolation for The Saddlers likely.

Winterthur have lost four of their last six at home and are rock bottom of the Swiss Super League, but they have scored in five of these six home games and may get on the scoresheet against second-placed St Gallen. The visitors are unbeaten in eight away games but have conceded in each of their last three trips.

Brugge lost only one of their four home games in the League Phase, and they’ve picked up five wins from six ahead of this clash. They meet an Atletico Madrid side who were beaten 3-0 at Rayo Vallecano at the weekend, while the hosts were able to upset Atalanta in this round last season.

Como have won only one of seven meetings with the top six, and they’ve already lost at home to Milan this term. The visitors have fallen short in visits to Inter and Roma, while the Rossoneri have put together a 10-game unbeaten run at home.

Bayer Leverkusen were caught cold here in January, as they created 2.58 Expected Goals in a 2-0 defeat to Olympiacos. However, the visitors have won five of their six games since that defeat, and they can continue that fine form in this trip.

Brugge lost only one of their four home games in the League Phase, and they’ve picked up five wins from six ahead of this clash. They meet an Atletico Madrid side who were beaten 3-0 at Rayo Vallecano at the weekend, while the hosts were able to upset Atalanta in this round last season.

A disastrous run has sent Wigan into relegation trouble in League One, but they have avoided defeat in six of their last ten at home and may be able to add to their points tally against a Luton side that haven’t won on their travels since the start of November, losing six of their eight trips since then.

Arsenal have scored three or more goals in five of their last seven away games, and they visit a Wolves side who have lost by two or more in three of their last four league games. Seven of the hosts’ 10 home defeats this season have come by a two-goal margin or greater.

Bodo scored twice in six of their eight Champions League ties in the last round, including three of four home matches. Inter Milan won 3-2 against Juventus on Saturday, while they recently conceded twice in a victory over Pisa.

Arsenal have scored three or more goals in five of their last seven away games and have won four of their last five without conceding. They can hammer rock-bottom Wolves, who have the third-worst defensive record in the top flight.

Bayer Leverkusen created 2.58 expected goals in last month’s defeat at Olympiacos, but they have scored three or more goals in four of their last five and should put in a much better showing on Wednesday.

Arsenal have scored three or more goals in five of their last seven away games, and they visit a Wolves side who have lost by two or more in three of their last four league games. Seven of the hosts’ 10 home defeats this season have come by a two-goal margin or greater.

Madueke has scored in three of Arsenal’s last five games, and the winger netted four goals across two meetings with Wolves last term, including a hat-trick at Molineux.

Liverpool look like the best value pick, with the Reds putting their struggles behind them with an eight-game unbeaten run. The Reds have the fourth-best Expected Goals record across the first six Champions League gameweeks, while they’ve recorded back-to-back 1-0 wins over Real Madrid and Inter Milan in Europe. Arne Slot’s side have a kind double-header in January, leaving them primed for a top-eight finish. With the Premier League coasting towards a fifth Champions League berth, the Reds should be in a good position to focus on European success in the spring.

Spain have some incredibly talented individuals, Lamine Yamal being the prime example, but are strong in all areas and don’t have any particular weaknesses. They won Euro 2024 with relative ease and they should be too good for their continental rivals at the World Cup. They also look a level above South American heavyweights Argentina and Brazil, suggesting they will be the team to beat at the World Cup this summer.

Stevenage claimed a key win over playoff rivals Huddersfield on Saturday, and they can follow that up with another three points against League One’s bottom side. The visitors have lost all but one of their visits to sides in the top half, and they’ve been beaten in eight of 14 away trips overall.

Mansfield are fresh from seeing off Premier League Burnley in the FA Cup and are unbeaten on their travels since November. Nigel Clough’s side will fancy their chances of winning at Blackpool, who have lost seven of their last nine.

Levante fell to their 13th defeat of the campaign on Sunday, and they meet third-placed Villarreal on Wednesday. The Yellow Submarine have won nine of their 10 meetings with sides in the bottom half.

Como have won only one of seven meetings with the top six, and they’ve already lost at home to Milan this term. The visitors have fallen short in visits to Inter and Roma, while the Rossoneri have put together a 10-game unbeaten run at home.

Inter Milan have won 11 of their last 13 games in all competitions, and Saturday’s 3-2 win over Juventus was their sixth victory on the spin. However, Bodo have scored in nine of their 10 Champions League games this term and they can find the back of the net again.

Dinamo Zagreb opened their Europa League campaign with two wins, but they barely made the knockouts after losing four of their final five matches. Genk have won their last four games, while they finished the League Phase with four wins from five.

Fiorentina won only two of seven away trips in last season’s Conference League campaign. This year, they lost half of their League Phase games. The hosts lost only one of their six games in the last round, and they could catch out a Fiorentina side who are also juggling a Serie A survival fight.

Raith have suffered five defeats in 12 home matches, which includes a 2-0 defeat to St Johnstone earlier this season. The visitors have won six of their seven visits to the league’s bottom five.

Borussia Dortmund have won six straight games in the Bundesliga, netting 18 times. RB Leipzig are winless against the top three, conceding 11 times across home and away defeats to Bayern. Leipzig have lost three of their last five home league games. 

Sunderland are winless at home to the league’s top six. However, outside of that, they’ve won seven of nine games at the Stadium of Light. With visitors Fulham losing four of their last five league games, along with all seven visits to sides above them in the table, side with the hosts.