Atletico Mineiro are battling for a place in next season’s Copa Libertadores and come into this game in good form with four wins and no defeats in their last six games. The hosts should have too much for struggling Fortaleza, who have won just one of their last 19 trips and have lost five of their last eight away.

Veteran forward Hulk has hit some form for Atletico Mineiro with three goals in his last four games. Hulk had a goal and two assists in the win over Sport Recife last time out and the former Porto man looks a strong candidate for a goal on Wednesday.

Chico midfielder Johan Bocanegra has a modest four goals in 17 games this season but two of those strikes have come in his last three home games, so he looks a decent value pick for an anytime goal in this clash.

Both teams have scored in three of Mineiro’s last five home games and they have scored in eight of their last nine at this venue, while Fortaleza have failed to score in just one of their last eight league trips so goals at both ends looks likely.

Both teams have scored in four of Millonarios’ last six games and in two of Boyaca Chico’s last four at home. This is unlikely to be a particularly high-scoring game but both of these sides concede on average over a goal per-game so both look capable of getting on the scoresheet.

Atletico Mineiro are battling for a place in next season’s Copa Libertadores and come into this game in good form with four wins and no defeats in their last six games. The hosts should have too much for struggling Fortaleza, who have won just one of their last 19 trips and have lost five of their last eight away. Mineiro have conceded in three of their last four home games, however, and Fortaleza have failed to score in just one of their last eight league trips so the hosts may concede in victory.

Boyaca Chico have drawn three of their last four home games while Millonarios have drawn three of their last four matches overall. With nothing but pride at stake and neither side in good form, it’s hard to recommend either of them to win it. Both teams have scored in four of Millonarios’ last six games and in two of Boyaca Chico’s last four at home. This is unlikely to be a particularly high-scoring game but both of these sides concede on average over a goal per-game so both look capable of getting on the scoresheet. Fewer than three goals have been scored in Chico’s last six and Millonarios’ last four games. The visitors have drawn two of their last four a 1-1 has a chance. 

Boyaca Chico have drawn three of their last four home games while Millonarios have drawn three of their last four matches overall. With nothing but pride at stake and neither side in good form, it’s hard to recommend either of them to win it.

Dale have picked up 19 points from a possible 24 on their travels, and James McNulty’s side could upset the odds against a Minsterman side that have failed to win half of their home fixtures this season.

Victory over Northern Ireland would secure Slovakia a top-two finish in Group A, and they should seal the deal and continue their excellent run of home form.

Iceland have a fantastic opportunity to put themselves in the driving seat for a second-place finish in Group D ahead of their crunch meeting with the Zbirna on Sunday by beating Azerbaijan on Thursday.

After a miserable qualifying campaign, Sweden are on the brink of failing to qualify for next summer’s World Cup, and Group B-leaders Switzerland can put them out of their misery on Saturday.

Harrogate lost for the sixth successive game at home to Oldham on Saturday and yet another defeat for the 21st-placed side could be in store when they visit Meadow Lane.

Sitting 20th in the Segunda Division, Mirandes have lost four of their six home fixtures this season, and they come up against a Burgos outfit unbeaten in five. The visitors have won three of their last four league trips and look good value to add to their tally at Estadio Mendizorrotza.