QPR have only lost one of their five home games and have beaten Stoke and Charlton here. Ipswich, who sit two points below the Hoops, are yet to win an away game this season and have lost two of their last three trips.

Sheffield United have lost four of their five home games this season and have scored just three goals in front of their own fans. Derby are on a two-game winning streak and have only lost one of their last four away days.

Watford are on a three-match winning streak at Vicarage Road and could upset the odds against slight favourites Middlesbrough, who have only won one of their last four away games and lost at Portsmouth in October.

Aston Villa have won four Premier League games in a row while Liverpool have lost six of their last seven games in all competitions. The Reds have not kept a clean sheet in any of their last 10 matches and have some deeply ingrained defensive issues that are unlikely to be solved quickly, so back Villa to get a result.

Over 3.5 goals looks the standout bet at the Bernabeu. Real Madrid have scored in 47 of their last 50 league games and continue to look ruthless in attack, while their defence remains leaky. Valencia have conceded heavily on the road, and with Madrid firing on all fronts, another high-scoring affair seems inevitable.

Bayern Munich have racked up 51 goals in 14 games this season and have scored three or more in 12 of those fixtures, while Bayer Leverkusen have conceded three or more goals in two of their last four. However, the visitors have scored in every game this season and should find the net in defeat.

Feyenoord are flying at the top of the Eredivisie table and should coast to a win, but they have conceded in each of their last four home games and could concede to a Volendam that have scored in five of their last six games. Five of these have gone over 2.5 goals, while Feyenoord’s last four matches have produced 21 goals in total.

Underdogs Mechelen sit one point above Anderlecht in the Jupiler League and have only lost two of their 13 games this season, only one of which came away from home. Anderlecht have only won three of their last seven at home.

These two sides are level on points and draw-specialists Atalanta have played out five successive stalemates. They have only won one of their five away games this season, while Udinese have only lost one of their six at home.

Brackley are 17th in the National League while Notts County are fifth in League Two. There is a definite gulf in class between the teams based on recent results with Brackley having won only one of their last eight games and County coming in off the back of four wins in five.

Chelmsford City are unbeaten in their last six home FA Cup ties while Braintree Town have failed to win any of their last nine away FA Cup matches in 90 minutes. One division seperates the teams, but they are not far apart in terms of standards with the Clarets capable of earning a draw.

Leeds have never tasted success at the Amex Stadium in nine attempts and that statistic is unlikely to change when they take on Brighton on the south coast on Saturday.The Whites have failed to score in their last seven visits to the Seagulls and the away form of Daniel Farke’s side this season, with just three points collected from a possible 12, suggests it will be another miserable journey back to West Yorkshire.Brighton are unbeaten at home this term, beating Newcastle and Manchester City and drawing with Tottenham and Fulham, and Fabian Hurzeler’s side can add another three points to their tally.

It has been a dreadful start to the season for Norwich and their wait for a home point could go on when Hull visit Carrow Road.Five straight defeats on their own patch have left the Canaries ahead of only administration-hit Sheffield Wednesday in the Championship, and talk of protests at Saturday’s game will do nothing to lift the plummeting confidence of Liam Manning’s side.Hull admittedly have a few injury problems to contend with – Oli McBurnie and Matt Crooks are likely to be among their absentees – but only an injury-time Charlton equaliser last week denied them a fourth-straight league success.Striker Joe Gelhardt will be looking to score in his fourth successive match and the Tigers could prove too hot for the Norfolk outfit to handle.

Sitting mid-table after 11 games, Ipswich are finding it hard to readjust to life in the Championship following last season’s relegation from the Premier League.After back-to-back defeats to Middlesbrough and Charlton, the Tractor Boys returned to form with a 1-0 home win over West Brom but they were poor for most of that game and a more ambitious side would have taken more from their trip to Portman Road.The noise surrounding manager Kieran McKenna and a potential move to Celtic will not help matters at Ipswich and they look far too short for a trip to QPR, who have won five and lost just two of their last nine matches.

Falkirk were beaten 4-0 by Celtic in a tough midweek assignment at Parkhead, but the Bairns can get back on track by beating Kilmarnock at the Falkirk Stadium.John McGlynn’s men have lost only two of their last six William Hill Premiership matches and those defeats came against the Scottish top-flight’s best two teams in Celtic and Hearts.Falkirk have beaten Dundee and Motherwell, and taken a point off Rangers on that run, which certainly isn’t a bad effort for a promoted team.It’s three defeats on the bounce for Kilmarnock, who perhaps unlike Falkirk, rate a side likely to be battling at the bottom of the league this season.

Arsenal will expect to maintain their four-point cushion at the top of the Premier League table with another routine victory against Burnley. The Gunners have only conceded three goals in the league this season and Mikel Arteta’s side have started to tighten the screw at the back.Arteta’s men have won their last six games and kept a clean sheet in each of those ties and they should have too much quality for Burnley. While the Clarets have won two matches on the spin, they came against relegation rivals Leeds United and Wolves.Scott Parker’s side have a league-low expected goals tally of 6.82 and the visitors should be refreshed and raring to go against the Clarets after resting several first-team stars against Brighton in their 2-0 EFL Cup win.

It has been a horror start to the season for Southampton, who have won only two of their opening 12 games, but manager Will Still can relieve some pressure with a massive home victory over Preston.The Saints have drawn six of those 12 games and only leaders Coventry and Ipswich have had more shots than them this season so you’d like to think that the tide should soon turn given the quality that they adopt.In Southampton’s last two home games, draws with Middlesbrough and Swansea, they had 35 shots combined and let up only 13. Preston may be on the cusp of the playoff places but they have picked up only five of their 19 points on the road.

Raul Jimenez registered six shots against Newcastle last weekend and leads the line for Fulham well when he is available.

Danny Welbeck has five goals in his last four Premier League appearances and has registered two goals and one assist in four Premier League appearances against Leeds.

Igor Thiago is in great form with four goals in his last four Premier League games. He is a threat from open play and set pieces, while he also takes penalties.

Mohammed Kudus has scored one goal and assisted a handful of others in what has been a successful start to his Spurs career. The Ghanaian is currently leading Europe’s ‘big five’ leagues for assists, accurate crosses, duels won and successful attacking actions.

Man Utd have built some momentum from three consecutive Premier League wins, including a 2-1 victory at Anfield. They are scoring goals and have renewed confidence at the back from their new goalkeeper. Meanwhile, Forest are the exact opposite and could slip to a fifth league defeat in a row unless something changes.

Brighton are unbeaten at home since April and have beaten Newcastle and Manchester City at the Amex this season. They face a Leeds side that have lost three of their four league away games, with their sole victory coming against rock-bottom Wolves.

Both teams have scored in four of Palace’s last five Premier League matches and in five of Brentford’s last seven league games. Also, both teams have scored in the last six meetings between these two London clubs.

At least three goals have been scored in five of Tottenham’s last six league games and in Chelsea’s last six Premier League matches. Additionally, at least three goals have been scored in three of the last six meetings of these clubs.

Arsenal have conceded just three goals in nine Premier League games this season and have not lost at Turf Moor since 2008. They have won their last six games without conceding and should produce another shutout on Saturday.

Aston Villa have won four Premier League games in a row while Liverpool have lost six of their last seven games in all competitions. The Reds have not kept a clean sheet in any of their last 10 matches and have some deeply ingrained defensive issues that are unlikely to be solved quickly, so back Villa to get a result.

Matty Cash is full of confidence after bagging two goals in his last five Premier League games. By the look of the Man City game, Villa have been purposefully targeting him on set pieces to exploit his good form. He scored in back-to-back games for Poland earlier this season too.

Casemiro has scored in two of his last six Premier League appearances and in two of his last three appearances against Forest. The midfielder has been playing well of late and links up well with fellow Brazilian Mateus Cunha.

Over 3.5 goals looks the standout bet at the Bernabeu. Real Madrid have scored in 47 of their last 50 league games and continue to look ruthless in attack, while their defence remains leaky. Valencia have conceded heavily on the road, and with Madrid firing on all fronts, another high-scoring affair seems inevitable.

Bayern Munich have racked up 51 goals in 14 games this season and have scored three or more in 12 of those fixtures, while Bayer Leverkusen have conceded three or more goals in two of their last four. However, the visitors have scored in every game this season and should find the net in defeat.

Both teams have scored in four of Palace’s last five Premier League matches and in five of Brentford’s last seven league games. Also, both teams have scored in the last six meetings between these two London clubs.

Both teams to score looks the value play at the Metropolitano. Atletico Madrid have scored in 12 straight league matches and in 14 of their last 16 overall, while Sevilla have seen BTTS land in their last three. With both sides strong going forward but shaky defensively, goals at both ends look highly likely.

Feyenoord are flying at the top of the Eredivisie table and should coast to a win, but they have conceded in each of their last four home games and could concede to a Volendam that have scored in five of their last six games. Five of these have gone over 2.5 goals, while Feyenoord’s last four matches have produced 21 goals in total.

Both teams have scored in four of Palace’s last five Premier League matches and in five of Brentford’s last seven league games. Also, both teams have scored in the last six meetings between these two London clubs.

Bayern Munich have racked up 51 goals in 14 games this season and have scored three or more in 12 of those fixtures, while Bayer Leverkusen have conceded three or more goals in two of their last four.

Auxerre are second bottom in Ligue 1 and have lost four of their last five matches. They face third-placed Marseille who have won five of their last seven Ligue 1 fixtures, including two of their last three league away days.

Napoli top Serie A with seven wins from nine games and are unbeaten in 15 at home, including four straight home victories this season. They have won eight of their last ten league matches and five of six when odds-on, while Como sit fifth with only four wins.

Man Utd have built some momentum from three consecutive Premier League wins, including a 2-1 victory at Anfield. They are scoring goals and have renewed confidence at the back from their new goalkeeper. Meanwhile, Forest are the exact opposite and could slip to a fifth league defeat in a row unless something changes.

Brighton are unbeaten at home since April and have beaten Newcastle and Manchester City at the Amex this season. They face a Leeds side that have lost three of their four league away games, with their sole victory coming against rock-bottom Wolves.

QPR have only lost one of their five home games and have beaten Stoke and Charlton here. Ipswich, who sit two points below the Hoops, are yet to win an away game this season and have lost two of their last three trips.

Sheffield United have lost four of their five home games this season and have scored just three goals in front of their own fans. Derby are on a two-game winning streak and have only lost one of their last four away days.

Watford are on a three-match winning streak at Vicarage Road and could upset the odds against slight favourites Middlesbrough, who have only won one of their last four away games and lost at Portsmouth in October.

Aston Villa have won four Premier League games in a row while Liverpool have lost six of their last seven games in all competitions. The Reds have not kept a clean sheet in any of their last 10 matches and have some deeply ingrained defensive issues that are unlikely to be solved quickly, so back Villa to get a result.

QPR have only lost one of their five home games and have beaten Stoke and Charlton here. Ipswich, who sit two points below the Hoops, are yet to win an away game this season and have lost two of their last three trips.

Sheffield United have lost four of their five home games this season and have scored just three goals in front of their own fans. Derby are on a two-game winning streak and have only lost one of their last four away days.

Southampton have disappointed this season and head into this game 20th in the table. They have failed to win their last four home games, scoring just twice in the process, while underdogs Preston have avoided defeat in four of their six away games.

Birmingham have only won one of their last six matches and face a Portsmouth side that have proven adept travellers, with Saturday’s visitors losing just one of their five away games this season.

Over 3.5 goals looks the standout bet at the Bernabeu. Real Madrid have scored in 47 of their last 50 league games and continue to look ruthless in attack, while their defence remains leaky. Valencia have conceded heavily on the road, and with Madrid firing on all fronts, another high-scoring affair seems inevitable.

Bayern Munich have racked up 51 goals in 14 games this season and have scored three or more in 12 of those fixtures, while Bayer Leverkusen have conceded three or more goals in two of their last four. However, the visitors have scored in every game this season and should find the net in defeat.

Four of the last six meetings between Paris Saint-Germain and Nice have gone over 2.5 goals. Both sides are in good scoring form, with PSG netting in five straight games and Nice scoring at least twice in four successive away fixtures. A high-scoring encounter looks likely again.

Over 2.5 goals has landed in each of Fredericia’s last seven away games, while Copenhagen have seen three or more goals scored in three of their last five at home, with these games averaging 3.6 goals per game.

At least three goals have been scored in five of Tottenham’s last six league games and in Chelsea’s last six Premier League matches. Additionally, at least three goals have been scored in three of the last six meetings of these clubs.

Brackley are 17th in the National League while Notts County are fifth in League Two. There is a definite gulf in class between the teams based on recent results with Brackley having won only one of their last eight games and County coming in off the back of four wins in five.

Club Brugge are unbeaten after nine home games this season and have won eight of those, five of which have been by more than a single goal. Dender are yet to win an away game this season and have lost by more than one goal in four of their last five trips.

Villa have won two of their last three league games 2-1 while Liverpool have lost three of their last four league games by the same score.

Bayern Munich have averaged 3.64 goals per game this season and have scored exactly four goals in four of their last eight games, but they may concede to a Bayer Leverkusen side that have scored in every game this term.

Over 3.5 goals looks the standout bet at the Bernabeu. Real Madrid have scored in 47 of their last 50 league games and continue to look ruthless in attack, while their defence remains leaky. Valencia have conceded heavily on the road, and with Madrid firing on all fronts, another high-scoring affair seems inevitable.

Bayern Munich have racked up 51 goals in 14 games this season and have scored three or more in 12 of those fixtures, while Bayer Leverkusen have conceded three or more goals in two of their last four. However, the visitors have scored in every game this season and should find the net in defeat.

Feyenoord are flying at the top of the Eredivisie table and should coast to a win, but they have conceded in each of their last four home games and could concede to a Volendam that have scored in five of their last six games. Five of these have gone over 2.5 goals, while Feyenoord’s last four matches have produced 21 goals in total.

Bayern Munich have racked up 51 goals in 14 games this season and have scored three or more in 12 of those fixtures, while Bayer Leverkusen have conceded three or more goals in two of their last four.

Auxerre are second bottom in Ligue 1 and have lost four of their last five matches. They face third-placed Marseille who have won five of their last seven Ligue 1 fixtures, including two of their last three league away days.

Underdogs Mechelen sit one point above Anderlecht in the Jupiler League and have only lost two of their 13 games this season, only one of which came away from home. Anderlecht have only won three of their last seven at home.

Over 3.5 goals looks the standout bet at the Bernabeu. Real Madrid have scored in 47 of their last 50 league games and continue to look ruthless in attack, while their defence remains leaky. Valencia have conceded heavily on the road, and with Madrid firing on all fronts, another high-scoring affair seems inevitable.

Juventus sit seventh in Serie A, one place and one point above Cremonese. Igor Tudor’s side have four wins and two defeats, while the hosts have three wins and one loss. With Cremonese showing defensive vulnerabilities, Juventus are tipped to secure the away victory at Stadio Giovanni Zini.

Newcastle have beaten three of the bottom four this term and that should continue against a Hammers side who have lost four from four at home. The hosts have conceded at least twice in seven of their first nine, while they’ve shipped 12 goals in four home games.

Bournemouth have scored in all four away trips, netting at least twice in three of those games. They meet a City side who have conceded in their last two games, but the hosts should exploit a Bournemouth defence who have shipped 11.0 xG across their nine league games.