Monaco have ground to make up on Lens in Ligue 1, but the visitors have struggled to find the net on the road and may head back north with nothing to show for their efforts.

Chelsea put four past Wolves in the League Cup last month and have scored three or more goals in each of their last four meetings with the struggling side. Wolves have conceded 12 goals in their last four matches and harbour the Premier League’s worst defensive record.

Both teams have scored in four of Espanyol’s six home games this season and they face a Villarreal side that have scored in four of their last five away fixtures.

Milan have been in very solid form this season, winning eight of their 12 games in all competitions and they should be able to pick up another win against a Parma side who have only scored five times in ten league games.

LA is on a 5-game win streak, they’ll be motivated to get off to a winning start as they begin a 5-game road trip here. Luka Doncic faces the team that traded away his draft rights, he always does well against Atlanta. The Hawks just played last night, losing to Toronto at home and they’re still without Trae Young.

Toronto has won 4 straight by double-digits, taking down some tough competition. They play a Sixers team that’s lost 3 of 4 and is still without Paul George and potentially Joel Embiid. Raptors are 4-1 ATS/SU in 5 meetings as well.

Miami looked great last night against Charlotte and backers cashed easily. And yes, there were plenty of them. But the market still made Portland the favorite — that’s the strongest signal here. The Blazers just beat the defending champs and come in rested, while the Heat’s undefeated home record is inflating their perception. The number tells the truth. Rip City minus the points.

The line is short for a reason. Washington was blown out last night and hasn’t covered in seven straight, yet Dallas still isn’t laying a heavy price. That’s because the Wizards have a workable matchup blueprint and the Mavericks haven’t beaten anyone of consequence. The market is buying the Mavs in a revenge spot but really this is a live dog in a perfect buy-low spot. Washington for the W.

LA is on a 5-game win streak, they’ll be motivated to get off to a winning start as they begin a 5-game road trip here. Luka Doncic faces the team that traded away his draft rights, he always does well against Atlanta. The Hawks just played last night, losing to Toronto at home and they’re still without Trae Young.

Toronto has won 4 straight by double-digits, taking down some tough competition. They play a Sixers team that’s lost 3 of 4 and is still without Paul George and potentially Joel Embiid. Raptors are 4-1 ATS/SU in 5 meetings as well.

Miami looked great last night against Charlotte and backers cashed easily. And yes, there were plenty of them. But the market still made Portland the favorite — that’s the strongest signal here. The Blazers just beat the defending champs and come in rested, while the Heat’s undefeated home record is inflating their perception. The number tells the truth. Rip City minus the points.

The NFL’s International Series heads to Berlin in Week 10 for a matchup between the struggling Atlanta Falcons (3-5) and the surprising Indianapolis Colts (7-2). Indianapolis was brought back down to earth last week with a 27-20 loss at Pittsburgh, as quarterback Daniel Jones threw three interceptions and was sacked five times. Despite their record, the Colts may be overvalued as 6.5-point favorites against a Falcons team that typically keeps games close. Atlanta’s defense has been a bright spot, ranking fourth overall and first against the pass, allowing fewer than 200 passing yards per game, and should be strong enough to help the Falcons keep this one within a touchdown.

Both the Ravens and Vikings are riding momentum following impressive road wins last week. Baltimore is beginning to turn its season around behind a healthy Lamar Jackson, who threw 4 touchdown passes in last week’s rout of Miami, while the defense has tightened up after a rough start. Minnesota stunned Detroit as big underdogs, with rookie quarterback JJ McCarthy delivering 2 scores in his first start since Week 2. Despite Minnesota’s confidence boost, Baltimore’s improving defense and Jackson’s dominance against NFC teams give the Ravens greater value to continue their resurgence.

The Panthers and Saints face off in an NFC South clash on Sunday, with Carolina entering this one with a surprise 5-4 record, while the Saints are floundering at 1-8. New Orleans has been one of the league’s worst teams, with their lone win coming thanks to five turnovers by the Giants, and they’ve lost their last two games by a combined 57-13 score. Rookie QB Tyler Shough struggled badly in his first start during a 34-10 loss to the Rams, while first-year head coach Kellen Moore’s team hasn’t kept a game within 12 points since Week 6. Carolina, winners of 4 of their last 5 and fresh off a big road win in Green Bay, looks poised to continue their hot form and move to 6-4.

A pair of division leaders clash at Raymond James Stadium as the 6-2 Buccaneers host the 7-2 Patriots. New England has been in hot form following a slow start, winning 6 straight and covering the spread in 5 of those. QB Drake Maye has supplied the Pats with steady play and a 4-0 road record. Tampa Bay rebounded from a loss to Detroit with a dominant defensive outing against the Saints before their bye week but they remain banged up, with top receivers Mike Evans and Chris Godwin continuing to miss time. Given the Bucs’ injury concerns and the Patriots’ momentum, New England looks capable of keeping this one within a field goal, and possibly even winning outright.

The Chargers notched their 2nd straight win to move to 6-3 on the season, relying on another stellar performance from Justin Herbert despite a lackluster rushing attack and mounting offensive line injuries. The loss of star left tackle Joe Alt to a season-ending ankle injury is likely to have a major impact, especially with right tackle Bobby Hart also banged up. On the other side, the Steelers delivered their most dominant defensive effort of the season in Week 9, forcing 6 turnovers and racking up 5 sacks in a vintage Mike Tomlin performance as they beat the rampant Colts. While Aaron Rodgers and the offense remain inconsistent, Pittsburgh’s defense gives them a strong chance to at least stay within a field goal of LA.

The Packers have suffered surprising home losses to both the Browns and Panthers this season, and the Eagles look poised to deliver another defeat to Green Bay at Lambeau Field. Defensive inconsistency continues to plague the Packers, as Micah Parsons was largely invisible in Week 9 despite the unit holding the Panthers to modest yardage. Now, they face a massive test against a rested and reloaded Eagles team fresh off a bye week. Given Nick Sirianni’s perfect post-bye record and Philadelphia’s strong recent form, they hold great value in this spot as slight underdogs.

The NFL’s International Series heads to Berlin in Week 10 for a matchup between the struggling Atlanta Falcons (3-5) and the surprising Indianapolis Colts (7-2). Indianapolis was brought back down to earth last week with a 27-20 loss at Pittsburgh, as quarterback Daniel Jones threw three interceptions and was sacked five times. Despite their record, the Colts may be overvalued as 6.5-point favorites against a Falcons team that typically keeps games close. Atlanta’s defense has been a bright spot, ranking fourth overall and first against the pass, allowing fewer than 200 passing yards per game, and should be strong enough to help the Falcons keep this one within a touchdown.

Both the Ravens and Vikings are riding momentum following impressive road wins last week. Baltimore is beginning to turn its season around behind a healthy Lamar Jackson, who threw 4 touchdown passes in last week’s rout of Miami, while the defense has tightened up after a rough start. Minnesota stunned Detroit as big underdogs, with rookie quarterback JJ McCarthy delivering 2 scores in his first start since Week 2. Despite Minnesota’s confidence boost, Baltimore’s improving defense and Jackson’s dominance against NFC teams give the Ravens greater value to continue their resurgence.

The Panthers and Saints face off in an NFC South clash on Sunday, with Carolina entering this one with a surprise 5-4 record, while the Saints are floundering at 1-8. New Orleans has been one of the league’s worst teams, with their lone win coming thanks to five turnovers by the Giants, and they’ve lost their last two games by a combined 57-13 score. Rookie QB Tyler Shough struggled badly in his first start during a 34-10 loss to the Rams, while first-year head coach Kellen Moore’s team hasn’t kept a game within 12 points since Week 6. Carolina, winners of 4 of their last 5 and fresh off a big road win in Green Bay, looks poised to continue their hot form and move to 6-4.

A pair of division leaders clash at Raymond James Stadium as the 6-2 Buccaneers host the 7-2 Patriots. New England has been in hot form following a slow start, winning 6 straight and covering the spread in 5 of those. QB Drake Maye has supplied the Pats with steady play and a 4-0 road record. Tampa Bay rebounded from a loss to Detroit with a dominant defensive outing against the Saints before their bye week but they remain banged up, with top receivers Mike Evans and Chris Godwin continuing to miss time. Given the Bucs’ injury concerns and the Patriots’ momentum, New England looks capable of keeping this one within a field goal, and possibly even winning outright.

Both the Ravens and Vikings are riding momentum following impressive road wins last week. Baltimore is beginning to turn its season around behind a healthy Lamar Jackson, who threw 4 touchdown passes in last week’s rout of Miami, while the defense has tightened up after a rough start. Minnesota stunned Detroit as big underdogs, with rookie quarterback JJ McCarthy delivering 2 scores in his first start since Week 2. Despite Minnesota’s confidence boost, Baltimore’s improving defense and Jackson’s dominance against NFC teams give the Ravens greater value to continue their resurgence.

A pair of division leaders clash at Raymond James Stadium as the 6-2 Buccaneers host the 7-2 Patriots. New England has been in hot form following a slow start, winning 6 straight and covering the spread in 5 of those. QB Drake Maye has supplied the Pats with steady play and a 4-0 road record. Tampa Bay rebounded from a loss to Detroit with a dominant defensive outing against the Saints before their bye week but they remain banged up, with top receivers Mike Evans and Chris Godwin continuing to miss time. Given the Bucs’ injury concerns and the Patriots’ momentum, New England looks capable of keeping this one within a field goal, and possibly even winning outright.

The Chargers notched their 2nd straight win to move to 6-3 on the season, relying on another stellar performance from Justin Herbert despite a lackluster rushing attack and mounting offensive line injuries. The loss of star left tackle Joe Alt to a season-ending ankle injury is likely to have a major impact, especially with right tackle Bobby Hart also banged up. On the other side, the Steelers delivered their most dominant defensive effort of the season in Week 9, forcing 6 turnovers and racking up 5 sacks in a vintage Mike Tomlin performance as they beat the rampant Colts. While Aaron Rodgers and the offense remain inconsistent, Pittsburgh’s defense gives them a strong chance to at least stay within a field goal of LA.

The Packers have suffered surprising home losses to both the Browns and Panthers this season, and the Eagles look poised to deliver another defeat to Green Bay at Lambeau Field. Defensive inconsistency continues to plague the Packers, as Micah Parsons was largely invisible in Week 9 despite the unit holding the Panthers to modest yardage. Now, they face a massive test against a rested and reloaded Eagles team fresh off a bye week. Given Nick Sirianni’s perfect post-bye record and Philadelphia’s strong recent form, they hold great value in this spot as slight underdogs.

Chelsea have two or more goals in three of their last four matches, including in a 4-3 win over Wolves in the League Cup. They have scored at least three goals in their last four meetings with Wolves, though, and the bottom-placed side lost 3-2 against Burnley recently.

Only Marseille have scored more goals on their own patch in Ligue 1 than Monaco and with the visitors struggling for away goals, a 2-0 home win appeals here.

With the series tied at 1-1, Inter Miami have home advantage for the third leg and they should be able to overcome Nashville. Inter have won six of the last seven meetings between these two teams but have conceded in all of those games, and Nashville are unlikely to draw a blank as they have scored in nine consecutive games. Back the hosts to win and concede.

Both teams have scored in each of Macarthur’s last four games and they have gone five without a clean sheet across all competitions. Sydney have scored in all of their games this season in all comps, but have just one clean sheet in their last four fixtures.

Both of these teams have made mixed starts to the season but Brisbane’s solid defence gives them a platform to claim a win over Newcastle. The Roar have four points from two home games and are yet to concede in front of their own fans, while the Jets lost at Central Coast in their only trip so far and are winless in four A-League away games stretching into last season.

With the series tied at 1-1, Inter Miami have home advantage for the third leg and they should be able to overcome Nashville. Inter have won six of the last seven meetings between these two teams but have conceded in all of those games, and Nashville are unlikely to draw a blank as they have scored in nine consecutive games. Back the hosts to win and concede.

Both of these teams have made mixed starts to the season but Brisbane’s solid defence gives them a platform to claim a win over Newcastle. The Roar have four points from two home games and are yet to concede in front of their own fans, while the Jets lost at Central Coast in their only trip so far and are winless in four A-League away games stretching into last season.

Both teams have scored in each of Macarthur’s last four games and they have gone five without a clean sheet across all competitions. Sydney have scored in all of their games this season in all comps, but have just one clean sheet in their last four fixtures.

Both of these teams have made mixed starts to the season but Brisbane’s solid defence gives them a platform to claim a win over Newcastle. The Roar have four points from two home games and are yet to concede in front of their own fans, while the Jets lost at Central Coast in their only trip so far and are winless in four A-League away games stretching into last season.

Valencia are winless in six in La Liga and they have only won two of their home games so far this season, while Real Betis are unbeaten on the road in the league.

Rangers have seen a recent upturn in their league fortunes, winning their last two league games against Hibernian and Kilmarnock. Both teams have scored in the last three games between Rangers and Dundee.

Hearts have a nine-point gap at the top of the Scottish Premiership and they should be able to pick up a tenth win of the league campaign against Dundee United. Eight of Hearts’ last ten Premiership games have produced three goals or more.

Auxerre are rock bottom of the Ligue 1 table with eight defeats from 11 games, and, with just one of their seven points coming away from home this season, they could be in for another miserable afternoon at the Stade Raymond-Kopa.

Almeria are riding high in second spot in Spain’s Segunda Division and they can boost their automatic promotion chances with a victory at promoted Ceuta on Sunday.

Manchester United played out another thriller in Nottingham last weekend and over 2.5 goals has landed in eight of their last nine games, while Tottenham have seen three or more goals in five of their last seven league games.

Everton have been fairly solid at home this season with eight points from five games. The Merseyside outfit claimed a point at Sunderland last time out and can make home advantage count against Fulham, who have the joint worst away record in the league with just one point from five trips.

West Ham picked up a huge result with a 3-1 win over Newcastle last time out and they can follow that up with another victory over Burnley, who have lost four of their five Premier League away games.

Premier League leaders Arsenal are on a 10-game winning run across all competitions and they should be able to make it 11 in a row at Sunderland, but the Black Cats are in fine form themselves and can at least get on the scoresheet against the division’s stingiest backline. Sunderland are yet to draw a blank at home in any competition and have scored nine across their five Premier League games at the Stadium of Light.

Chelsea put four past Wolves in the League Cup last month and have scored three or more goals in each of their last four meetings with the struggling side. Wolves have conceded 12 goals in their last four matches and harbour the Premier League’s worst defensive record.

Marseille have scored three or more goals in four of their 11 Ligue 1 games, with eight of their last nine home matches seeing over 3.5 goals. Brest have conceded 18 goals in 11 games, while Marseille have failed to keep a clean sheet in four of their last six league matches, indicating a high-scoring game.

Bayern Munich have scored in 49 of their last 50 league games. They are top with nine wins from nine, while Union Berlin are tenth. Over 3.5 goals has landed in five of Bayern’s nine league matches. Bayern have scored at least twice in every league game this season.

Over 2.5 goals is suggested when Bayer Leverkusen host Heidenheim. Leverkusen have scored three or more goals in three of their nine Bundesliga games and are fifth in the table. Heidenheim are bottom, have lost their last four away matches, and have not kept a clean sheet in any of their road games this season.

Manchester United played out another thriller in Nottingham last weekend and over 2.5 goals has landed in eight of their last nine games, while Tottenham have seen three or more goals in five of their last seven league games.

Chelsea put four past Wolves in the League Cup last month and have scored three or more goals in each of their last four meetings with the struggling side. Wolves have conceded 12 goals in their last four matches and harbour the Premier League’s worst defensive record.

Premier League leaders Arsenal are on a 10-game winning run across all competitions and they should be able to make it 11 in a row at Sunderland, but the Black Cats are in fine form themselves and can at least get on the scoresheet against the division’s stingiest backline. Sunderland are yet to draw a blank at home in any competition and have scored nine across their five Premier League games at the Stadium of Light, while Arsenal have conceded in 40% of their away games so backing both teams to score looks a decent value play here.

Both teams have scored in four of Torino’s last six games and they are facing a Juve side who have only kept one clean sheet in their last 12 outings so both teams to score is the selection in this one.

Both teams have scored in four of Espanyol’s six home games this season and they face a Villarreal side that have scored in four of their last five away fixtures.

Como have scored in all five of their home games this season, while Cagliari have conceded in each of their last seven away matches. The last Serie A meeting between the sides saw both teams score by half-time. Defences have been leaking goals for both teams recently.

Everton have been fairly solid at home this season with eight points from five games. The Merseyside outfit claimed a point at Sunderland last time out and can make home advantage count against Fulham, who have the joint worst away record in the league with just one point from five trips.

Ipswich look a strong bet to take all three points at the Liberty Stadium. Swansea have failed to win five of their last six home games and continue to struggle defensively, conceding in 14 of their last 17 league matches. With Ipswich more consistent at both ends, the visitors can make their quality count on the road.

Bradford look the standout bet to make their quality count against struggling Burton. The hosts sit second in League One and remain unbeaten in nine at home, while Burton have lost six of their 14 games and lack consistency. With Bradford scoring twice or more in over half their matches, they should have too much firepower here.

Bristol Rovers have lost their last four league games but they can snap the sequence by defeating Gillingham at the Memorial Ground. The Pirates dug out a 2-1 win at Bromley in the FA Cup first round and can follow with maximum points against the Gills, who have gone seven games without success.

Sevilla are backed to beat Osasuna at home. Sevilla have won four and lost six of their 11 games, while Osasuna are 15th with three wins and six defeats. Osasuna are without a win in three league games and have not won any of their last nine away matches.

Leipzig have won three of their last four away Bundesliga games and lost only once in their last six on the road. They sit second, four places and six points above Hoffenheim. Leipzig have scored in eight consecutive matches and kept four clean sheets in their last six away games.

Milan have been in very solid form this season, winning eight of their 12 games in all competitions and they should be able to pick up another win against a Parma side who have only scored five times in ten league games.

Monaco have ground to make up on Lens in Ligue 1, but the visitors have struggled to find the net on the road and may head back north with nothing to show for their efforts.

Four of Sporting’s last five Primeira Liga games have seen them win to nil. At the other end, no side has eclipsed their 25 goals scored so expect a comfortable away win.

It’s three straight league defeats Fortuna Sittard, who were hammered 5-2 at PSV last time out, and Heerenveen can have high hopes of three points on the road.

Aaron: AC Milan have conceded plenty of chances across their last six games, giving up at least 1.1 xG in each. They meet a Parma side who have conceded in back-to-back defeats.

James: Leipzig have won eight of their last nine fixtures in all competitions, while they’ve scored 15 times in their last four games. Hoffenheim have collected just three points from a possible 12 at home in the league, so back an away win. 

Aidan: Championship top-scorers Coventry have notched 39 goals in 14 games, while Stoke are fourth in the scoring charts with 21 strikes. Over 3.5 has landed in the Sky Blues’ last three games.

Warren: Barrow are unbeaten in five and they’re good value to secure the points at home to Grimsby. The visitors have lost two of their last three and have plenty of defensive concerns going into this contest.

Alex: Bayern have scored 55 times in 16 matches this term, while they’ve scored 27 times across eight away games. Back them to trouble a Union Berlin side who shipped four goals to Hoffenheim.

Joe: Espnayol have slowed down after a bright start, picking up eight points from their last seven games. Villarreal have won five from seven in La Liga and they can secure maximum points once more.

Sevilla are backed to beat Osasuna at home. Sevilla have won four and lost six of their 11 games, while Osasuna are 15th with three wins and six defeats. Osasuna are without a win in three league games and have not won any of their last nine away matches.

Marseille have scored three or more goals in four of their 11 Ligue 1 games, with eight of their last nine home matches seeing over 3.5 goals. Brest have conceded 18 goals in 11 games, while Marseille have failed to keep a clean sheet in four of their last six league matches, indicating a high-scoring game.

Chelsea put four past Wolves in the League Cup last month and have scored three or more goals in each of their last four meetings with the struggling side. Wolves have conceded 12 goals in their last four matches and harbour the Premier League’s worst defensive record.

Atletico Madrid have won four of their last five and are unbeaten at home this season, but they have conceded in five of their eight home fixtures and face a Levante side that have scored in six of their seven away matches.

Huddersfield are on a poor run, losing four of their last six League One matches and failing to keep a clean sheet in six of their last eight. Plymouth have four wins this season and the hosts continue to struggle.

Premier League leaders Arsenal are on a 10-game winning run across all competitions and they should be able to make it 11 in a row at Sunderland, but the Black Cats are in fine form themselves and can at least get on the scoresheet against the division’s stingiest backline. Sunderland are yet to draw a blank at home in any competition and have scored nine across their five Premier League games at the Stadium of Light, while Arsenal have conceded in 40% of their away games so backing both teams to score looks a decent value play here.

Wrexham look good value to topple sixth-placed Charlton and continue their solid home form. The hosts have lost just once in their last six league games at the Racecourse and remain tough to break down. With Charlton failing to keep a clean sheet in five of their last seven, Wrexham’s attacking output could be enough for a statement win.

Both teams have scored in four of Torino’s last six games and they are facing a Juve side who have only kept one clean sheet in their last 12 outings so both teams to score is the selection in this one.

Monchengladbach should be backed to beat Cologne at Borussia-Park. They are 16th in the table with one win, three draws and five defeats from nine games, while Cologne are seventh with four wins, two draws and three defeats. Despite the gap, Monchengladbach are tipped to get the victory in this Rhine derby matchup.

Zwolle have won only one of their opening five home league matches this term and they have shipped ten goals in the process. Sparta Rotterdam, who have been pretty good on the road this season, can collect another three points.

Everton have been fairly solid at home this season with eight points from five games. The Merseyside outfit claimed a point at Sunderland last time out and can make home advantage count against Fulham, who have the joint-worst away record in the league with just one point from five trips. However, the Toffees have gone seven games without a clean sheet in all competitions, and Fulham have a good scoring record on the road despite their results. The Cottagers have only failed to score in one of their six trips across all competitions, netting exactly once in all five of those games.

Jack Grealish scored in Everton’s last home win, against Palace, and also provided an assist against Brighton in their other league victory over Merseyside. The 30-year-old is getting chances, averaging 1.4 shots per-game in the Premier League at the Hill Dickinson, and he may be able to get on the scoresheet against Fulham.

Jarrod Bowen has scored three of West Ham’s 10 Premier League goals and he can add to his haul against Burnley. Bowen had a decent game without scoring against Newcastle, managing four attempts in total, and he can sign off with a goal for his club before potentially linking up with England for the November fixtures.

Arsenal will probably be without Viktor Gyokeres again after he sat out the win in Prague so Mikel Merino is likely to fill in as a makeshift centre forward. The Spaniard scored twice in the Czech Republic and he can follow that up with another goal this weekend.

Julian Alvarez found the net for the ninth time this season in midweek and has scored eight of these goals in his last nine appearances for Atletico Madrid.

Premier League leaders Arsenal are on a 10-game winning run across all competitions and they should be able to make it 11 in a row at Sunderland, but the Black Cats are in fine form themselves and can at least get on the scoresheet against the division’s stingiest backline. Sunderland are yet to draw a blank at home in any competition and have scored nine across their five Premier League games at the Stadium of Light.

Atletico Madrid have won four of their last five and are unbeaten at home this season, but they have conceded in five of their eight home fixtures and face a Levante side that have scored in six of their seven away matches.

Premier League leaders Arsenal are on a 10-game winning run across all competitions and they should be able to make it 11 in a row at Sunderland, but the Black Cats are in fine form themselves and can at least get on the scoresheet against the division’s stingiest backline. Sunderland are yet to draw a blank at home in any competition and have scored nine across their five Premier League games at the Stadium of Light, while Arsenal have conceded in 40% of their away games so backing both teams to score looks a decent value play here.