Barcelona have won ten successive matches in La Liga and they have been utterly irresistible on home soil, where they are a perfect 17 from 17. The hosts can take the title with a positive result and should master an inconsistent Real Madrid. That said, both teams have scored in nine of the last ten meetings and this may follow suit.

PSG have won their last four meetings with Brest by more than two goals, racking up an aggregate scoreline of 18-2 in this period. They have won five of their last 12 games by three or more goals, while Brest have lost two of their last three away games by more than two goals.

Lyon are the standout bet away at Toulouse. They sit comfortably in the top three, arrive on a four-game winning run and rarely lose at this ground. Toulouse have been inconsistent at home, while Lyon are clinical when scoring first. With momentum and greater attacking quality, the visitors should prevail.

Famalicao have enjoyed an incredible campaign and are fifth in the division. They are only five points behind fourth-placed Braga and should be able to outclass Estrela with minimal fuss. The hosts have lost five matches in a row and are in danger of being relegated. This should only go one way.

Lorient claimed an impressive 2-2 draw at European champions Paris Saint-Germain in their last Ligue 1 fixture and they should be too strong for bottom club Metz. The hosts have lost three of their last four games by 3-1, 3-1 and 2-1 scorelines and the exception was a 4-4 draw at Le Havre.

Only PSG have a better away record than Lille in Ligue 1 this season and the visitors have won each of their last five league away days, while Monaco have dropped points in three of their last four fixtures.

There is a chance that Aston Villa could underperform on the back of Thursday’s Europa League success over Nottingham Forest. Villa were below par making plenty of changes in last weekend’s 2-1 loss at home to Tottenham and they have flattered to deceive on the road of late, failing to win any of their last five away league games.

Forest have won four of their last five Premier League games, scoring 16 times. They’ve seen three or more goals in nine of their 11 victories this term, while they’ve struck three or more in each of their home wins. Newcastle have lost nine of their last 14 away league games, and they look set for another defeat.

Everton have claimed 25 points on the road, only three teams in the Premier League have won more. The Toffees impressed against Manchester City on Monday, and they can build on that strong display against a Palace side that has turned their focus to Europe, losing back-to-back league games.

Arsenal had a gruelling midweek Champions League semi-final and they have only won one of their last five away games, while the relegation-threatened hosts are unbeaten in their last nine at the London Stadium and have plenty to play for.

Forest have won four of their last five Premier League games, scoring 16 times. They’ve seen three or more goals in nine of their 11 victories this term, while they’ve struck three or more in each of their home wins. Newcastle have lost nine of their last 14 away league games, and they look set for another defeat.

Goals could be on the cards when Ajax host Utrecht, with both teams battling it out for a European spot. Four of the last six meetings between these two have gone over 3.5 goals and Utrecht’s last four outings have produced 19 goals so take over 3.5 goals to land.

Goals look likely when these two meet, NEC’s relentless attacking approach means that they have netted 74 times this season but have also conceded 50. Groningen are no strangers to an entertaining affair and over 3.5 goals is the selection.

Lee Bonis finished the season as Chesterfield’s top scorer and he ended the campaign with four goals in the final four games, including three strikes in his side’s last two home fixtures. He looks a solid pick for an anytime effort.

Dewsbury-Hall has scored eight Premier League goals this season, and five of those have come away from home. The midfielder has scored in back-to-back away games for the Toffees, and he faces a Palace side that conceded twice as many shots as they took against Bournemouth last weekend.

Wood has scored in two of his last three starts, and he can haunt former club Newcastle again, after scoring a hat-trick for Forest against them in 2023.

Mani Dieseruvwe finished the season as Rochdale’s top scorer with 26 goals. He has two goals in his last three games and hit four goals against Boreham Wood this season, scoring twice in each fixture, and he looks the top choice for an anytime effort on Sunday.

Forest have scored at least three goals in each of their home victories this season, while they’ve netted at least three times in each of their last three league outings. Newcastle have suffered 2-1 defeats in three of their last five league games, and they head to a Forest side that has won by two or more in nine of 11 victories this season.

Six of Everton’s seven away wins have come by a single goal, while the Toffees have conceded in five of their last six league games. The visitors are without a clean sheet in their last six matches on the road, but they can edge out a Palace side that looked poor at Bournemouth last weekend.

Henry Hardwicke: There looks sure to be some sort of hangover from Nottingham Forest’s Europa League semi-final heartache and the Tricky Trees may take some time to recover. Newcastle recorded an expected goal figure of 3.16 in last weekend’s win over Brighton, and they can capitalise on Forest’s heavy loss to Villa.

Alex Wrigley: Pisa’s Serie A stint will come to an end in three games’ time, but hosts Cremonese still have plenty to play for. The hosts have struggled for wins of late, but they were unfortunate to lose to Lazio last weekend and should give their survival hopes a boost on Sunday. Pisa have not won a league away game all season and have picked up a league-low eight points on their travels.

Joe Casey: Crystal Palace’s place in the Conference League final and the fact that they are safe in the Premier League relegation battle means that Oliver Glasner is unlikely to put much emphasis on this game against Everton. Expect rotation, which should play into the hands of an Everton side that ould still sneak into a European place.

Alex Jack: Both sides have suffered drop-offs in form at the business end of the season, with Milan winning just one of their last five Serie A games, while Atalanta are winless in their last four. The Rossoneri’s last home game saw them play out a goalless draw against rivals Juventus and another stalemate might well be on the cards here against La Dea.

Aaron Ashley: Barcelona need to avoid defeat against Real Madrid to be crowned La Liga champions but the Catalan giants can secure silverware with a high-scoring El Clasico success. Barca are a perfect 17 from 17 at home in La Liga this season and they should have little to fear from a Real Madrid side that are still severely weakened by injuries. However, Los Blancos are still blessed with an array of attacking talent and have scored in each of their last 12 matches, so should be confident of getting on the scoresheet.

Feyenoord can sew up a Champions League spot with a win over fellow European contenders AZ. However, both teams have scored in 12 of Feyenoord’s last 13 home games, and the visitors are not to be underestimated going forward.

AC Milan have conceded in four of their last six home games and may be involved in another end-to-end affair against Atalanta, who have seen both teams find the net in six of their last seven on the road.

Tondela improved their hopes of survival last time out with a win, but they still have work to do to avoid the drop. They have scored two goals in two of their last five at home, while both teams have scored in four of Moreirense’s last five outings. This should be an entertaining game.

Mirandes have gone 21 games without a clean sheet, and each of their last four home matches have seen both teams score. They host an Eibar side that is still pushing for the playoffs, despite a 4-2 defeat to Malaga last time out.

Lee Bonis finished the season as Chesterfield’s top scorer and he ended the campaign with four goals in the final four games, including three strikes in his side’s last two home fixtures. He looks a solid pick for an anytime effort.

AC Milan have conceded in four of their last six home games and may be involved in another end-to-end affair against Atalanta, who have seen both teams find the net in six of their last seven on the road.

PSG have won their last four meetings with Brest by more than two goals, racking up an aggregate scoreline of 18-2 in this period. They have won five of their last 12 games by three or more goals, while Brest have lost two of their last three away games by more than two goals.

Barcelona have won ten successive matches in La Liga and they have been utterly irresistible on home soil, where they are a perfect 17 from 17. The hosts can take the title with a positive result and should master an inconsistent Real Madrid. That said, both teams have scored in nine of the last ten meetings and this may follow suit.

Casa Pia are without a victory in 10 games in the league and they look to be destined for relegation. Vitoria Guimaraes were been beaten 5-1 by Sporting last time out, but they had won three of their four games before that. They are unbeaten in three against Casa Pia and should come out on top.

Barcelona have won ten successive matches in La Liga and they have been utterly irresistible on home soil, where they are a perfect 17 from 17. The hosts can take the title with a positive result and should master an inconsistent Real Madrid. That said, both teams have scored in nine of the last ten meetings and this may follow suit.

Athletico PR are winless in their last six away games and have lost their last four trips by an aggregate scoreline of 9-3, while hosts Vasco have won five of their last seven home assignments.

Gremio are unbeaten in five games and their last 13 at home, winning nine of these home fixtures. Flamengo drew for a second successive game last time out and have only won three of their last six away days.

Manta are rock bottom of the Ecuador Liga Pro and have lost four of their five home league games this season, scoring just one goal in the process. Macara have only lost two of their last eight away fixtures, winning four of them.

Athletico PR are winless in their last six away games and have lost their last four trips by an aggregate scoreline of 9-3, while hosts Vasco have won five of their last seven home assignments.

Momentum is so often vital in the play-offs and the Saints have it in spades. Relegated from the 2024-25 Premier League, they played well yet struggled for results under Will Still, but his replacement, Tonda Eckert, has transformed their fortunes, finishing fourth and reaching an FA Cup semi-final.

Stevenage are the form team heading into the League One play-offs. They won five of their last six home games 1-0 and that stubbornness might be what’s needed to take them into the second tier for the first time ever.

A strong end to the League Two season allowed Grimsby to break into the top seven and their cup pedigree means they may be difficult to overcome in the play-offs. There’s something of destiny about the Mariners’ season, and a campaign ignited by beating Man United may end in big celebrations could conclude with promotion via a play-off final win.

Celtic are unbeaten in five matches in all competitions and have avoided defeat in four of their last five games against Rangers. The Gers have lost two in a row and should struggle in this title race clash.

Feyenoord can sew up a Champions League spot with a win over fellow European contenders AZ. However, both teams have scored in 12 of Feyenoord’s last 13 home games, and the visitors are not to be underestimated going forward.

Barcelona have won ten successive matches in La Liga and they have been utterly irresistible on home soil, where they are a perfect 17 from 17. The hosts can take the title with a positive result and should master an inconsistent Real Madrid. That said, both teams have scored in nine of the last ten meetings and this may follow suit.

Lorient claimed an impressive 2-2 draw at European champions Paris Saint-Germain in their last Ligue 1 fixture and they should be too strong for bottom club Metz. The hosts have lost three of their last four games by 3-1, 3-1 and 2-1 scorelines and the exception was a 4-4 draw at Le Havre.