The Yellow Submarine have won six games in a row at home in La Liga, with both teams scoring in each of those ties. Sevilla should also be able to get themselves on the scoresheet, with both sides scoring in the last eight head-to-head meetings. Sevilla have lost four in a row away from home, though, and should fall short once again.

Stockport have a narrow 1-0 lead to defend in this playoff tie and home advantage should be huge for them. The hosts have only tasted defeat in two of their last 13 home matches, while Stevenage have lost eight of their previous 12 away ties.

With Crystal Palace focusing their attention on the Conference League, Manchester City can rack up the goals at home. The Citizens have scored the most goals in the Premier League and have scored 16 times past the Eagles in their last five league encounters. Palace have conceded three goals in back-to-back away games in the top flight.

Celtic have already beaten Motherwell twice this season, with both teams scoring in both of those victories. The Well have scored in 10 of their last 11 at home, but they should fall short against a Hoops team that have won five of their previous six in all competitions.

Rangers have lost three in a row to drop out of the Scottish Premiership title race and their inability to keep clean sheets has cost them dear. The Gers have seen at least three goals scored in six consecutive matches and a similar story is expected at Ibrox on Wednesday. At least three goals have been scored in four of Hibs’ last five outings.

Both teams have hit the back of the net in Alaves’ last nine games in La Liga and another lively affair should be expected on Wednesday. Alaves have scored two or more goals in seven of their last 10 at home, and while Barcelona should have no issues scoring, they may not be at their best at the back after already sealing the league title.

Atletico Nacional finished 12 points better off than Inter Bogota in the first stage of fixtures in the league, and they also secured a 2-1 away win last time out in the first leg of their quarter-final tie. The hosts are unbeaten in five at home and should outclass an Inter Bogota team that have failed to win any of their last seven away games.

Both teams found the back of the net in last week’s first leg and another entertaining game looks to be on the cards. Both teams have scored in Santa Fe’s last five matches, while the same bet has landed in two of the last three head-to-head fixtures.

Both teams were on the scoresheet in last week’s first leg and another entertaining game looks likely. Both teams have found the back of the net in Santa Fe’s last five matches, while the same bet has landed in two of the last three head-to-head meetings.

Villarreal have been involved in some entertaining games of late, with both teams netting in their last five. Three of Sevilla’s last five matches have contained at least three goals, while both teams have scored in the last eight head-to-head meetings.

Motherwell have scored two or more goals in six of their last 10 home games in all competitions and they have already scored five goals past Celtic in their three meetings this season. Celtic have seen both teams score in seven of their previous 10 in all competitions.

Rangers’ title hopes are now over and they should be involved in another entertaining battle. The Gers have seen four goals scored in five of their last six league games, while at least four goals have been scored in four of Hibs’ last eight away matches in the Scottish Premiership.

Alaves have been competitive against some of the best teams in Spain this season, with two of the top four held to 1-1 draws at home. Both teams have scored in Alaves’ last nine outings, while Barcelona should take their foot off the gas now that they have won the league title.

Villarreal are unbeaten in five games in La Liga, while they have won six in a row on home soil in the Spanish top flight. Both teams have netted in their last five matches, while in the last eight head-to-head ties against Sevilla, both sides have also scored. Sevilla have lost four in a row and won one of their last 11 away from home.

Celtic have won five of their last six games in all competitions and have already beaten Motherwell twice this season, with both teams scoring in both of those victories. The Hoops have only kept one clean sheet in five outings and will do well to stop their hosts from finding the back of the net, with Motherwell scoring two or more goals in six of their previous 10 ties at home.

Erling Haaland has netted in his last four starts for Manchester City and looks to be on his way to yet another Premier League Golden Boot. He also scored a brace in the first meeting between the two clubs earlier this season.

Daizen Maeda has rediscovered his magic touch in front of goal and has scored five goals in his last three appearances. His brace in the Old Firm clash against Rangers was a touch of class and he arrives full of confidence against a team in Motherwell that he has already scored against this season.

Ferran Torres could finish as Barcelona’s top scorer this season, having scored five goals in his last five appearances. Torres’s form is difficult to ignore and Barcelona will play without pressure after securing the La Liga title during last week’s El Clasico win.

Manchester City have scored three goals in their last two games as they chase the Premier League title. They have fired 16 past Crystal Palace in their previous five league meetings. The Eagles have shipped three goals in their last two league fixtures away from home.

Inter beat Lazio 3-0 on Saturday and a closer game should be expected with this being the Coppa Italia final. Lazio have lost to nil in five of their home games against top-seven teams and they have conceded five goals without scoring against Inter this season.

Manchester City have scored the most goals in the Premier League this season and they need to rack up more if they are to have any chance of pipping Arsenal to the title. Pep Guardiola’s side have netted two or more goals in 10 of their last 11 home matches and face a Crystal Palace team that are focusing on their European exploits and may not be fully focused.

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.

Livingston have already been relegated from the Scottish Premiership and have lost nine of their last 12 away games. The Terrors are 23 points better off than the visitors and head into this tie on a four-game winning streak at Tannadice Park.

Middlesbrough were unfortunate not to establish a first-leg lead, but they are unbeaten in five meetings with Southampton and haven’t lost on the road since their visit to Championship winners Coventry in February, while the Saints have only won one of their last five.

Sevilla have only won 15 points away from home this season and none of these have come in their last four trips. Villarreal have already secured Champions League qualification, but they have the second-best home record in La Liga and can claim a seventh successive win at Estadio de la Ceramica.

Manchester City put three past Brentford on Saturday to take their tally to 41 goals in 17 home Premier League matches. With the title still to play for, they can romp to victory against a Crystal Palace side that have conceded three goals in their last two league away fixtures.

Just nine points separate seventh from 19th in La Liga and both of these sides are involved in this incredibly tight battle. Rayo Vallecano booked their spot in the UEFA Conference League final last week and, at the time of writing, they are unbeaten in five. They can strengthen their survival hopes against a Valencia side with only one win in their last five.

Auckland FC earned a draw against the odds in the first leg of this A-League play-off tie and they should do so again after stringing together a five-game unbeaten run on their travels, with hosts Adelaide United only winning two of their last six at home and failing to beat Auckland in all five of their previous encounters.

Aston Villa overcame a first-leg deficit to thrash Nottingham Forest in the Europa League semi-final in midweek, and they could boost their top-five hopes against poor-travelling Liverpool. The Reds have lost five of their last six on their travels, while Unai Emery’s side have won four of their last six at Villa Park.

Manchester City have reached the FA Cup final for the fourth successive season and, after losing the last two, they can get back on track against a miserable Chelsea outfit. The Blues have lost eight of their last 11 games, including a 3-0 home loss to the Citizens, and they have not beaten Pep Guardiola’s side in almost five years.

Both of these sides still have a faint shot at European qualification, and that could lead to an end-to-end affair at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. Everton have scored nine and conceded 11 in their last five games, with both teams to score landing in each of them, and there have been goals at both ends in the Black Cats’ last three on the road.

Newcastle have had a miserable season and head into the penultimate round of Premier League fixtures having won only one of their last seven. Visitors West Ham have everything to play for as they battle relegation, and they have avoided defeat in seven of their last 10.