Manchester City must win this clash at Bournemouth to take the Premier League title race down to the final day and the Citizens are fancied to keep up their side of the bargain in a fixture which is often full of goals. Manchester City have won & both teams scored in ten of the past 15 meetings in all competitions 

Antwerp’s games in the Conference League group phase of the season are averaging over three goals per-game and over 2.5 goals has landed in four of their last five fixtures. Genk’s games haven’t been quite as entertaining but they are facing a side who have shipped nine goals in three games, and the last two head-to-head clashes have seen at least three goals scored so this has the potential to be a fairly high-scoring game.

Charleroi have just one clean sheet in their last eight home games and they have scored themselves in six of those fixtures. Leuven have just one clean sheet in their last six overall and are in good scoring form with eight goals scored across their last three games, so both of these sides should be able to contribute. The hosts are the more likely to take the points as they have three wins in their last four games and Leuven are winless in four on their travels, back Charleroi to win and concede.

Standard Liege are on a four-game unbeaten run overall and they have gone seven games without tasting defeat on the travels, winning five of those fixtures. Standard hammered Antwerp 5-0 in their last road game and they can claim maximum points at out of sorts Westerlo, who have three defeats in their last six games and have just one win in their last six at home.

Manchester City must win this clash at Bournemouth to take the Premier League title race down to the final day and the Citizens are fancied to keep up their side of the bargain in a fixture which is often full of goals. 

Antwerp’s games in the Conference League group phase of the season are averaging over three goals per-game and over 2.5 goals has landed in four of their last five fixtures. Genk’s games haven’t been quite as entertaining but they are facing a side who have shipped nine goals in three games, and the last two head-to-head clashes have seen at least three goals scored so this has the potential to be a fairly high-scoring game.

Charleroi have just one clean sheet in their last eight home games and they have scored themselves in six of those fixtures. Leuven have just one clean sheet in their last six overall and are in good scoring form with eight goals scored across their last three games, so both of these sides should be able to contribute.

Chelsea have won just two of their last 13 games and both of those came in the FA Cup. They have not won a home league game since January, while the relegation-battling Tottenham have found a new lease of life under Roberto De Zerbi and are unbeaten in four.

Standard Liege are on a four-game unbeaten run overall and they have gone seven games without tasting defeat on the travels, winning five of those fixtures. Standard hammered Antwerp 5-0 in their last road game and can at least avoid defeat at Westerlo, who have three defeats in their last six games and have just one win in their last six at home.

Helsingborg and Varberg are joint-top of the scoring charts in the Sweden Superettan and 53 goals have been scored in these sides’ 14 combined games, with over 2.5 goals landing in 11 of those fixtures.

Antwerp’s games in the Conference League group phase of the season are averaging over three goals per-game and over 2.5 goals has landed in four of their last five fixtures. Genk’s games haven’t been quite as entertaining but they are facing a side who have shipped nine goals in three games, and the last two head-to-head clashes have seen at least three goals scored so this has the potential to be a fairly high-scoring game.

Helsingborg and Varberg are joint-top of the scoring charts in the Sweden Superettan and 53 goals have been scored in these sides’ 14 combined games, with over 2.5 goals landing in 11 of those fixtures.

Chelsea’s misery continued at Wembley on Saturday and they head into Tuesday’s games having not won a league game at Stamford Bridge since January. Spurs have found a new lease of life under Roberto De Zerbi and can extend their unbeaten run to five games in their quest to secure Premier League safety.

Unai Emery has reached five Europa League finals and won four of them, and he can add another notch to his belt with Aston Villa on Wednesday. Freiburg are worthy opponents, but their success this season has hinged on their excellent home form, and they cannot rely on that in Istanbul.

Galway United picked up a confidence-boosting 4-1 win over Sligo Rovers last time out and have only lost one of their last six home games. Bohemians have only won two of their last 11 and one of their last five on the road, while they lost 2-0 the last time they visited Galway.

Lens may have missed out on a shock Ligue 1 title, but they can win their first-ever Coupe de France on Friday. This is their first final appearance since 1998, but they have won four of their last seven games and look the better bet against a Nice side that have only won one of their last eight

It hasn’t been the smoothest build-up to a Championship play-off final, and Hull may be able to take advantage of that against a Saints side that have only won one of their last six inside 90 minutes. The Tigers have already beaten Southampton twice this season and have only lost two of their last 10.

Getafe head into the final round of La Liga fixtures knowing that a win could get them into the Europa League, while defeat is likely to see them miss out on Europe altogether. Osasuna still have the potential to be relegated, but they have taken just one point from their last five away games and face a motivated Getafe side with three wins from their last five at home.

Real Betis have already secured Champions League football and their lack of motivation to go for the points should give Levante a good chance of securing their La Liga future. The visitors have won three on the spin and have only lost one of their last seven, while Betis have failed to win seven of their last 10 on home soil.

Brann took Bodo/Glimt to a penalty shootout in the Norwegian Cup just a couple of weeks ago and they look overpriced to take something from their Eliteserien clash. They are unbeaten in their last six in normal time, while Bodo/Glimt have only won two of their last five at home.

Brighton will be on the hunt for a win to secure European football on the final day of the season and they face a Manchester United side looking to end a successful campaign with a flourish. 13 goals have been scored in the Red Devils’ last four matches and each of the Seagulls’ last three at the Amex have gone over 2.5 goals.

Chelsea have won just two of their last 13 games and both of those came in the FA Cup. They have not won a home league game since January, while the relegation-battling Tottenham have found a new lease of life under Roberto De Zerbi and are unbeaten in four. A point would effectively guarantee survival for Spurs due to their superior goal difference to West Ham and they can get over the line all but mathematically at Stamford Bridge. Two of Tottenham’s last four games have ended in score draws, including a 1-1 stalemate with Leeds last time out. Chelsea’s last Premier League fixture ended 1-1 against Liverpool, and a repeat could be on the cards.

Manchester City must win this clash at Bournemouth to take the Premier League title race down to the final day and the Citizens are fancied to keep up their side of the bargain in a fixture which is often full of goals. Manchester City have won & both teams scored in ten of the past 15 meetings in all competitions. City have scored exactly three goals in each of their last two meetings with Bournemouth, but the Cherries could keep the scorers busy too as they chase an unlikely Champions League spot for next season and we fancy a 3-2 win for the away side.

Manchester City must win this clash at Bournemouth to take the Premier League title race down to the final day and the Citizens are fancied to keep up their side of the bargain in a fixture which is often full of goals. Manchester City have won & both teams scored in ten of the past 15 meetings in all competitions.

Charleroi have just one clean sheet in their last eight home games and they have scored themselves in six of those fixtures. Leuven have just one clean sheet in their last six overall and are in good scoring form with eight goals scored across their last three games, so both of these sides should be able to contribute.

Manchester City must win this clash at Bournemouth to take the Premier League title race down to the final day and the Citizens are fancied to keep up their side of the bargain in a fixture which is often full of goals. Manchester City have won & both teams scored in ten of the past 15 meetings in all competitions. 

Chelsea have won just two of their last 13 games and both of those came in the FA Cup. They have not won a home league game since January, while the relegation-battling Tottenham have found a new lease of life under Roberto De Zerbi and are unbeaten in four. A point would effectively guarantee survival for Spurs due to their superior goal difference to West Ham and they can get over the line all but mathematically at Stamford Bridge. 

Manchester City must win this clash at Bournemouth to take the Premier League title race down to the final day and the Citizens are fancied to keep up their side of the bargain in a fixture which is often full of goals. Manchester City have won & both teams scored in ten of the past 15 meetings in all competitions.

Chelsea have won just two of their last 13 games and both of those came in the FA Cup. They have not won a home league game since January, while the relegation-battling Tottenham have found a new lease of life under Roberto De Zerbi and are unbeaten in four. A point would effectively guarantee survival for Spurs due to their superior goal difference to West Ham and they can get over the line all but mathematically at Stamford Bridge.