Paris Saint-Germain have only lost one of their 12 home games in Paris this season, with Luis Enrique’s team winning 10 of those. Toulouse have won 17 points in 13 trips and they should be able to hit the back of the net, having scored six in two on the road.

Coventry hammered Derby 5-3 in the first meeting in August and another entertaining battle is expected at the Coventry Building Society Arena. Derby have lost three of their last four away games and face the Championship’s best home team on Friday.

Elche’s four away points is the fewest in La Liga this term and they are unlikely to build on that measly tally at Rayo Vallecano. The hosts have lost only two of their last 15 home matches and should prove too strong for their travel-sick visitors.

Sporting have scored 12 goals across their last four games, and they’ve picked up eight home wins by two clear goals this term. Santa Clara average under a goal per game on their travels, while Sporting have struck 36 goals in 12 home games this term.

Coventry hammered Derby 5-3 in the first meeting in August and another entertaining battle is expected at the Coventry Building Society Arena. Derby have lost three of their last four away games and face the Championship’s best home team on Friday.

Paris Saint-Germain have only lost one of their 12 home games in Paris this season, with Luis Enrique’s team winning 10 of those. Toulouse have won 17 points in 13 trips and they should be able to hit the back of the net, having scored six in two on the road.

Paris Saint-Germain have only lost one of their 12 home games in Paris this season, with Luis Enrique’s team winning 10 of those. Toulouse have won 17 points in 13 trips and they should be able to hit the back of the net, having scored six in two on the road.

Coventry have only lost two of their 19 home games this season in the Championship, scoring 40 goals on home soil. While Derby won 1-0 away from home last week, they have conceded seven goals in four on their travels.

While Elche aren’t picking up many points on the road, they are at least scoring goals. Los Franjiverdes have netted in ten straight away games and can get on the scoresheet in defeat at Rayo Vallecano, who have managed only two clean sheets in eight home matches.

O’Higgins have won six of their last eight home games and beat Audax Italiano 3-2 here last season. The visitors may be level on points with O’Higgins, but only one of their ten points has been won on their travels.

O’Higgins have won six of their last eight home games and beat Audax Italiano 3-2 here last season. The visitors may be level on points with O’Higgins, but only one of their ten points has been won on their travels.

Guabira lost ten of their 15 away games in last season’s Bolivian Primera Division and have not won any of their last ten competitive away games, losing eight. They face a Blooming side that won 12 of their 15 home fixtures last term.

Junior have won four of their last six home games and hold a six-point advantage over Deportivo Cali in the Colombia Primera A standings. The visitors have won only four of their 19 points away from home, losing four of their six trips so far.

Inter Bogota have lost just three of their 14 games this season and just one of their last six on the road, while hosts Fortaleza come into this tie having taken just one point from the last 12 available.

Western Sydney Wanderers are bottom of the A-League and have the worst away record in the division. They have scored in seven successive away games, though, and may get on the scoresheet against a Melbourne City side that have won two of their last four at home in the league but have only kept one clean sheet in this run.

Both teams have scored in five of Central Coast Mariners’ last six A-League assignments and in six of their last seven home meetings with Perth Glory. The visitors have seen goals at both ends in six of their last eight fixtures.

Western Sydney Wanderers are bottom of the A-League and have the worst away record in the division. They have scored in seven successive away games, though, and may get on the scoresheet against a Melbourne City side that have won two of their last four at home in the league but have only kept one clean sheet in this run.

Woking fell to defeat at promotion hopefuls York City at the weekend, but they have won five of their last six at Kingfield Stadium and should coast to victory against an Altrincham side with nine defeats from their last 12 away fixtures.

Burgos are pushing for promotion to the Spanish top flight and hold the third-best home record in the division. They have taken 16 points from the last 18 available at Estadio El Plantion, and another three-point haul is on the cards against Ceuta, who have lost five of their last six trips.

Both teams to score has landed in eight of Bahia’s last nine home games and more goals should be on the cards when Athletico PR visit Salvador, with the visitors scoring in ten successive away games but only keeping three clean sheets in that run.

Barracas Central are worth taking at odds-against to beat Sarmiento Junin, who have lost all five away games in the Argentina Liga Profesional this year. The hosts have won their last three home games by an aggregate scoreline of 6-2 and can take the points on Thursday.

Millwall are closing the gap on the automatic promotion spots in the Championship and they can upset the odds to add to their points tally against second-placed Middlesbrough on Good Friday. Boro are winless in their last four home games and face a Lions outfit with 13 points from the last 15 available on their travels.

Norwich have won seven of their last eight Carrow Road assignments  and can keep their faint play-off ambitions alive against Portsmouth. The visitors have only taken one point from their last six games and were demolished 6-1 at QPR last time out.

Elche are the only La Liga side yet to win away from home in the league and the division’s worst travelling side could receive another blow in their battle against relegation. They have lost their last six away games on the spin and hosts Rayo Vallecano are unbeaten in their last four home league games.

Manchester City lifted the EFL Cup before the international break and should keep their FA Cup hopes alive against Liverpool. The Reds have lost three of their last four away games and were beaten 3-0 here in November, while Pep Guardiola’s side have won seven of their last nine at the Etihad.

Verona are nine points adrift from Serie A safety and their situation is unlikely to improve against a resurgent Fiorentina outfit. La Viola are unbeaten in five games and look set to inflict a sixth defeat in seven games on their struggling hosts.

Monaco are only three points adrift of Marseille going into gameweek 28 in the Ligue 1 season and they are chasing a seventh successive league win. They have beaten Lyon, Lens, and PSG in this time and Marseille, who have lost three of their last five away games, could be Les Monegasques’ next victims.

Wrexham look a good bet away at West Brom. They travel well, winning six of their last eight away league games, and they are scoring consistently, netting in eight straight and 18 of their last 19. West Brom are vulnerable at home, rarely keeping clean sheets, so Wrexham’s momentum and threat can end the hosts’ winning run.

Norwich look the best bet at home to Portsmouth. They are in strong form, winning seven of their last nine and five of their last six at Carrow Road, while also keeping four clean sheets in six. Portsmouth are struggling, losing five of their last six and conceding in ten straight games. With Portsmouth also leaking plenty on the road and Norwich usually scoring well against bottom-six sides, the hosts should have enough.

Bromley look the best bet away at Barnet. The league leaders are in good form, winning three of their last four, and they carry far more threat in the final third. Bromley score freely, hitting two or more in 23 of 40 games, and they have tightened up defensively too, with four clean sheets in six. Barnet’s defence is unreliable, with no clean sheet in four of the last five, so Bromley should have the edge. However, BTTS has been a regular feature for the visitors, and Barnet are capable of getting on the scoresheet.

Barrow have seen at least three goals in 80% of their away trips this season, which is partly due to scoring in all five of their visits to the top seven, while losing each game. The visitors have suffered 12 defeats in 20 trips, and they head to an MK Dons side that has conceded in six of their previous seven.

Rotherham, along with Northampton and Port Vale, look set for relegation from League One after conceding eight goals without being able to reply in their last two matches. The Millers look set for more disappointment at home to playoff hopefuls Stevenage.

Stockport have scored nine goals across their last three at home, and visitors Wycombe lost 2-0 at Leyton Orient in their last game. The hosts are looking strong after ending a run of defeats, and they can get the better of a Wycombe side that has lost three of their last five.

Accrington have been enduring some miserable home results and have scored fewer goals than they have played matches this season, so they look vulnerable against Crewe. The Railwaymen will have to fight tooth and nail to hold onto seventh spot and this looks a good opportunity for three vital points.

Sheffield United look the best bet at home to Swansea. Swansea are poor travellers, losing five of their last seven away games and struggling for goals on the road, blanking in three of the last four. United are scoring consistently, netting in 12 straight league matches, and Swansea’s defence has been leaky too, especially away, so the hosts have a strong chance to edge it.

Tondela have suffered seven defeats on their travels, and the second-bottom side are worth opposing here. Guimaraes have won all four of their home meetings with the bottom six, while they were 1-0 winners in the reverse fixture.

Sporting have scored 12 goals across their last four games, and they’ve picked up eight home wins by two clear goals this term. Santa Clara average under a goal per game on their travels, while Sporting have struck 36 goals in 12 home games this term.

Coventry hammered Derby 5-3 in the first meeting in August and another entertaining battle is expected at the Coventry Building Society Arena. Derby have lost three of their last four away games and face the Championship’s best home team on Friday.

Leicester look the best bet at home to Preston. The visitors are sliding, losing five of their last seven and struggling badly away, with five defeats in their last seven road games and no away win in six. Goals have dried up too, with Preston failing to score in four of their last six away matches and losing their last two away to nil. With Preston also leaking goals and rarely keeping clean sheets, Leicester have a good chance to take advantage.

Norwich look the best bet at home to Portsmouth. They are in strong form, winning seven of their last nine and five of their last six at Carrow Road, while also keeping four clean sheets in six. Portsmouth are struggling, losing five of their last six and conceding in ten straight games. With Portsmouth also leaking plenty on the road and Norwich usually scoring well against bottom-six sides, the hosts should have enough.

Sheffield United look the best bet at home to Swansea. Swansea are poor travellers, losing five of their last seven away games and struggling for goals on the road, blanking in three of the last four. United are scoring consistently, netting in 12 straight league matches, and Swansea’s defence has been leaky too, especially away, so the hosts have a strong chance to edge it.

Chesterfield have lost their last two home games against Oldham and Shrewsbury, but this looks a good opportunity for them to get back to winning ways. Visitors Cheltenham have won just one of their last six League Two games and look vulnerable on their trip to Derbyshire.

Barrow have seen at least three goals in 80% of their away trips this season, which is partly due to scoring in all five of their visits to the top seven, while losing each game. The visitors were thumped 5-0 at Grimsby last time out, and they head to an MK Dons side that has conceded in six of their previous seven.

Stockport have won their last three games at Edgeley Park but Wycombe should be high on confidence too after thumping Port Vale 4-0 last week. With both sides in good nick, back them to combine for over 2.5 goals for the second time in League One this season.

Over 2.5 goals looks the best bet when Lincoln host AFC Wimbledon. Lincoln are prolific, scoring in 24 straight league games and hitting at least two in most of them, while their recent matches often clear the line. Wimbledon games away from home have been open too, with four of their last five trips producing three or more goals. Lincoln’s scoring power should drive this, and their defence is not always watertight in this matchup, so goals should come.

PSG boss Enrique has seen his side score 16 goals in their last five home games and they hammered Toulouse 6-3 in their first meeting in August. Toulouse have conceded five goals in their last two away matches.

Both teams have scored in four of Barnsley’s last five games, and they head to a Burton side who need to make the most of their remaining home fixtures. The hosts beat Bradford 2-1 in their last home game, and they should trouble a Tykes side who have conceded in 23 consecutive matches.

Both teams look likely to score in this one. That has happened in four of leaders Bromley’s last six league matches and Barnet should not be fearful about taking on the top dogs after wins over MK Dons and Cambridge in their last two games.

Both of these teams are in strong form and that should mean goals at both ends. Notts County have won three of their last four away games in League Two and will be confident, even though Salford have tasted success in six of their last eight.

Luton and Peterborough are separated by just one place in the League One table and they can combine to produce an entertaining contest at Kenilworth Road.  Both teams have scored in each of Luton’s last nine games and that pattern looks set to continue against the Posh.

Wootton has 19 goals for this campaign, and 12 of those have come at home. He’s netted in four Stockport’s last five home games, including each of their previous three.

Aaron: Walsall have recovered well from a wobble, going four games unbeaten and that includes a 3-0 victory at playoff rivals Crewe. Gillingham head to the Bescot Stadium on a five-game losing streak and they have shipped five in defeats to MK Dons and Cambridge during that period.

Joe: Bristol City made the unusual decision to persuade Roy Hodgson to come out of retirement for the final seven games of the Championship season after losing five of their last six games and, they have only scored in one of their last five.

Jamie: No Championship team can better Norwich’s points tally of 33 over the past 15 games. Pompey’s winless run was extended to six with a 6-1 hammering at mid-table QPR last time and they are now just one point above the drop zone.

Alex H: Plymouth are finishing with a flourish in League One and the Pilgrims still harbour hopes of a playoff place in the third tier. Argyle have lost just one of their last nine league matches, winning seven of those, and they should be too strong for a Bolton side third in the table despite having failed to win in their last three outings.

James: After losing four games in a row, QPR have roared back to form with two-successive victories and they can extend that record to three when they host a Watford side who have struggled on their travels. Watford have registered just one away win in their last seven Championship assignments and have lost on two of their last three trips to QPR.

Alex W: Bloomfield Road hosts a relegation six-pointer on Good Friday and the hosts should increase their standing against a struggling Exeter City. The Seasiders have taken seven points from their last three games and have won three of their last four on home soil.