Shamrock have already beat St Patricks twice this season, and with them in the better form as of late, it is expected they will once again pick up three points against their title rivals. Rovers have kept clean sheets in the last two meetings between these sides (both wins) and have covered a -1 handicap in two of the last four head-to-head fixtures. 

Both teams arrive in poor form, but Dundalk have had no issues scoring of late, and can score a couple of goals on route to three points in front of a home crowd.

Goals at both ends has been a feature of Galway’s games of late as both teams have scored in each of their last nine games. Shelbourne’s games haven’t been quite as entertaining but both teams have scored in four of their last five home games and in four of the last five meetings between these two teams. Shels have been awful at home this season but have picked up four points from their last two games at Tolka Park and are in good form in general with three wins and no defeats in their last six games, they can pick up the points in a game where both teams score.

This is a meeting between the two defences in the division and both look likely to concede. Both teams have scored in seven of Drogheda’s last nine games and they have scored in all of those, while both teams have scored in each of Waterford’s last five games and they have gone 14 without a clean sheet.

High-flying Bohs look capable of winning at struggling Sligo. The hosts have nine defeats in 18 games so far, while Bohs are among the league’s best travellers with 17 points from nine games and they won 4-0 when they last visited this venue back in February.

Gbemi Arubi is in decent form for Dundalk with two goals and an assist in his last four games. The 22-year-old looks a contender for an anytime effort against Derry.

This is a meeting between the two defences in the division and both look likely to concede. Both teams have scored in seven of Drogheda’s last nine games and they have scored in all of those, while both teams have scored in each of Waterford’s last five games and they have gone 14 without a clean sheet.

Goals at both ends has been a feature of Galway’s games of late as both teams have scored in each of their last nine games. Shelbourne’s games haven’t been quite as entertaining but both teams have scored in four of their last five home games and in four of the last five meetings between these two teams.

Nice have only won one of their last 11 games and head into this tie winless in six attempts. St Etienne have avoided defeat in 12 of their last 15 games and held their own in the first-leg draw. Both sides failed to register a shot on target in the first leg and St Etienne’s last two games have ended goalless. Nice have drawn six of their last nine games, three of which ended 0-0.

Shamrock have already beat St Patricks twice this season, and with them in the better form as of late, it is expected they will once again pick up three points against their title rivals. Shamrock have scored at least two in three of their last five home matches and can do so again on route to a 2-0 home win.

Nice have only won one of their last 11 games and head into this tie winless in six attempts. St Etienne have avoided defeat in 12 of their last 15 games and held their own in the first-leg draw.

Universidad De Concepcion have won four of their six home league games this season and face rock-bottom Union La Calera. The visitors have lost five of their six league trips and haven’t won in the league since April.

Both teams have scored in six of Cobresal’s last seven home matches and visitor’s Nublense have scored four and conceded eight across their last two games, while each of their last three on the road have featured goals at both ends.

Universidad De Concepcion have won four of their six home league games this season and face rock-bottom Union La Calera. The visitors have lost five of their six league trips and haven’t won in the league since April.

Brann are on a three-game winning streak at home but they haven’t managed a clean sheet at this venue since a Europa League game back in October. Sarpsborg have lost their last four away games but have scored in four of their six trips this season and can strike in defeat.

Orgryte are rock bottom of the Allsvenskan with six defeats in nine games and look set for another loss against Elfsborg, who have four wins and just one defeat after 10 games. The visitors have conceded five goals across their four away games and Orgryte are yet to draw a blank at home, so an Elfsborg win with goals at both ends looks a strong option.

Both of these teams have been involved in some high-scoring games recently and Brann’s league games are averaging over four goals per-game. Sarpsborg’s away games average exactly three goals per-game and over 3.5 goals has been a winning bet in each of their last two trips.

Bodo/Glimt have been smashing opponents of late, scoring at least three in their last three matches. They look capable of scoring at least three at struggling Rosenborg.

Tromso’s games average 2.7 goals per-game and KFUM’s average 2.9. Both of these sides are in good scoring form and they should be able to combine for at least three goals between them.

Nice have only won one of their last 11 games and head into this tie winless in six attempts. St Etienne have avoided defeat in 12 of their last 15 games and held their own in the first-leg draw.

Shamrock have already beat St Patricks twice this season, and with them in the better form as of late, it is expected they will once again pick up three points against their title rivals.

Both teams arrive in poor form, but Dundalk have had no issues scoring of late, and can score a couple of goals on route to three points in front of a home crowd against a Derry side who are winless in five.

Bodo/Glimt are in a rich vein of form, winning their last three in impressive fashion. They face a poor Rosenborg side who sit second from bottom. This appears to be a mismatch, expect Bodo/Glimt to be winning this comfortably.