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. These two teams should be able to contribute and combine for at least four goals, as City have scored multiple goals in each of their last four home games across all comps and over 3.5 goals has been a winning bet in three of Bournemouth’s last four games. 

Toulouse are justifiable favourites in this Ligue 1 clash. The hosts have only lost to PSG at home this season and are facing a side who have picked up just four points from five away games in Ligue 1. Le Havre lost 4-1 when these teams last met and should at least get on the scoresheet in defeat, as their form has improved and they have scored in each of their last four games.

Bologna are on a seven-game unbeaten run across all comps and they can claim maximum points at Parma, who are winless in four and have scored just one goal during that run.

Zaragoza have lost their last four La Liga 2 games and sit rock bottom of the table, with just one win in 11 attempts. Visitors Deportivo la Coruna are going through a rough patch of their own but a 1-1 draw with promotion rivals Valladolid last time out suggests they can claim maximum points on Sunday.

Malaga beat Castellon 1-0 when these sides met in a reverse fixture last season and may be able to upset the odds here. The visitors have won three of their last four games, while Castellon are winless in four and have failed to score in all of those games (D1, L3).

Roma have won five of their last six league outings and their one defeat in that run came against Inter Milan in a game in which they dominated for large periods. Milan have also enjoyed an excellent start to the season but have shown signs of vulnerability at San Siro, with one defeat and a draw against Pisa. The Rossoneri have also won just one of their last three overall, so Roma can continue their perfect away record by claiming maximum points.

Porto have won eight of their first nine league games to put themselves in the mix for the Portuguese title. The hosts have also won their previous five home meetings with Braga in the league, but their opponents have scored 16 times through nine games and they’re backed to get on the scoresheet.

Hoffenheim are on a two-game winning streak in the league and they are unbeaten in the German top flight on their travels, winning at Bayer Leverkusen, Union Berlin and St. Pauli and drawing at Freiburg.

At least three goals have been scored in four of Brest’s five home games this season and Lyon will fancy their chances of hitting the back of the net, having scored in all six away matches they have played this season. The last three games between the pair have also contained no fewer than three goals and with Brest struggling defensively, this should be an exciting affair in Brittany.

Lens defeated Lille 3-0 and they also accounted for Brest 3-1 on their own patch, which suggests they should prove at least two goals too good for Lorient.

Metz harbour Ligue 1’s worst defensive record and a massive 21 of their 26 goals conceded have come away from home. The bottom-placed side are averaging 4.2 goals conceded per away game and have conceded at least three goals in all five trips. Nantes haven’t enjoyed the best part of the season, but they put three past Monaco in defeat in midweek and have scored at least twice in their last two outings.

South Shields score on average 2.6 goals per-game in the NL North and have 10 goals in just three FA Cup games. The hosts should throw everything at the Shrews in this televised cup tie but the visitors are used to playing a higher standard of opposition and should be able to contribute. Together, these teams should be able to combine for at least three goals.

Accrington Stanley have struggled on the road this term, keeping only one clean sheet. They head to a Gainsborough side who saw both teams score in each of their meetings with Hartlepool in the last round, so these sides should be able to combine for at least three goals.

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.

Metz harbour Ligue 1’s worst defensive record and a massive 21 of their 26 goals conceded have come away from home. The bottom-placed side are averaging 4.2 goals conceded per away game and have conceded at least three goals in all five trips. Nantes haven’t enjoyed the best part of the season, but they put three past Monaco in defeat in midweek and have scored at least twice in their last two outings.

South Shields score on average 2.6 goals per-game in the NL North and have 10 goals in just three FA Cup games. The hosts should throw everything at the Shrews in this televised cup tie but the visitors are used to playing a higher standard of opposition and should be able to contribute. Together, these teams should be able to combine for at least three goals.

Eastleigh are in solid form with just one defeat in their last eight games. The Spitfires could be catching Walsall at the right time as the League Two pacesetters are winless in five across all competitions and have two defeats in their last three league games. Taking the prices into account, a giant killing for the home side has real appeal here.

Maldon and Tiptree have scored 26 times in 12 matches in the league, while they’ve made it this far after coming through five rounds of qualifying. Port Vale have lost their last two games and they’ve kept only two clean sheets at home in the league, so back both sides to score.

Accrington Stanley have struggled on the road this term, keeping only one clean sheet. They head to a Gainsborough side who saw both teams score in each of their meetings with Hartlepool in the last round, so these sides should be able to combine for at least three goals.

Malaga beat Castellon 1-0 when these sides last met in a reverse fixture last season and may be able to upset the odds here. The visitors have won three of their last four games, while Castellon are winless in four and have failed to score in all of those games (D1, L3). 

Ceuta are one of La Liga 2’s form teams and they are unbeaten in nine across all competitions. The visitors have won their last three games and have gone seven without conceding. Ceuta can grind out a win over Cordoba, who have won just two of their five home league games.

Eastleigh are in solid form with just one defeat in their last eight games. The Spitfires could be catching Walsall at the right time as the League Two pacesetters are winless in five across all competitions and have two defeats in their last three league games. Taking the prices into account, a giant killing for the home side has real appeal here.

Rangers are unbeaten inside normal time in their last five meetings with Celtic and come into the game after back-to-back wins. The early signs suggest Danny Rohl could be a shrewd appointment by Rangers and he can at least avoid defeat in his first Old Firm derby in this cup tie as Celtic have failed to win five of their last eight across all competitions.

Both teams have scored in seven of Rennes’ last eight games, including each of their last four. There have been goals at both ends in six of Strasbourg’s last eight across all comps and they have scored in all their Ligue 1 fixtures this season.

Fiorentina remain winless in Serie A and the visit of fellow strugglers Lecce provides a chance to end that run. Lecce have six defeats in their last nine games across all competitions, while La Viola fought back to hold a strong Bologna side to a 2-2 draw in their last home game and a similar level of performance would probably be enough to claim maximum points against Sunday’s visitors.

Torino have put together a four-game unbeaten run and they’ve won their last three at home. Pisa are Serie A’s early season draw specialists with five of their nine games finishing level, but they’ve lost the other four and have two defeats in four trips so they look set to leave Turin empty handed.

Rangers are unbeaten inside normal time in their last five meetings with Celtic and come into the game after back-to-back wins. The early signs suggest Danny Rohl could be a shrewd appointment by Rangers and he can at least avoid defeat in his first Old Firm derby in this cup tie as Celtic have failed to win five of their last eight across all competitions.

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.

Woltemade added to his bright start in England with a goal against Tottenham in midweek. The forward has scored in six of his last nine games for club and country, so back his height to cause the Hammers problems.

Semenyo has six Premier League goals this term, including a brace at Anfield. The winger can cause problems for City, while he scored in the first meeting between the pair last season.

Eastleigh are in solid form with just one defeat in their last eight games. The Spitfires could be catching Walsall at the right time as the League Two pacesetters are winless in five across all competitions and have two defeats in their last three league games. Taking the prices into account, a giant killing for the home side has real appeal here. Clean sheets have been an issue for Eastleigh this season and Walsall are unlikely to go down without a real fight against lower ranked opponents. A 2-1 Eastleigh win seems a reasonable prediction.

Heavy favourites Port Vale should secure their place in the next round, but they need to bounce back from a poor run. This is a rare FA Cup run for Maldon & Tiptree and we are expecting a goal from the Non League visitors, but their scoring form in the league isn’t likely to be enough to match the hosts and a 3-1 win for Vale has a chance here.

Eastleigh are in solid form with just one defeat in their last eight games. The Spitfires could be catching Walsall at the right time as the League Two pacesetters are winless in five across all competitions and have two defeats in their last three league games. Taking the prices into account, a giant killing for the home side has real appeal here.

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.

Both teams to score has landed in a number of Barcelona’s latest outings and that looks the best bet when they host Elche at Estadi Olimpic on Sunday. Barcelona have scored in 48 of their last 50 league games and have scored in all ten of their games this season.

Both teams have scored in four of Milan’s five home games this term, while Roma have scored in all four away trips. The Rossoneri have shipped 6.8 Expected Goals across their last five matches, keeping only one clean sheet in that run. As a result, back both teams to score.

Toulouse are justifiable favourites in this Ligue 1 clash. The hosts have only lost to PSG at home this season and are yet to draw a blank at the Stadium de Toulouse. Le Havre lost 4-1 when these teams last met but should be able to at least get on the scoresheet, as their form has improved and they have scored in each of their last four games. Both teams to score looks a strong play here.

Toulouse are justifiable favourites in this Ligue 1 clash. The hosts have only lost to PSG at home this season and are facing a side who have picked up just four points from five away games in Ligue 1. Le Havre lost 4-1 when these teams last met and should at least get on the scoresheet in defeat, as their form has improved and they have scored in each of their last four games.

Lille have 10 points from five home games and have only dropped points against Lyon (L) and PSG (D) at this venue. Les Dogues should have too much for Angers, but the visitors have hit a bit of form themselves and look capable of grabbing a consolation effort after an impressive 2-2 draw with Marseille last time out.

Zaragoza have lost their last four La Liga 2 games and sit rock bottom of the table, with just one win in 11 attempts. Visitors Deportivo la Coruna are going through a rough patch of their own but a 1-1 draw with promotion rivals Valladolid last time out suggests they can claim maximum points on Sunday, although they are liable to concede in victory as they haven’t managed a clean sheet on their travels in any competition this season.

Both teams have scored in four of Milan’s five home games this term, while Roma have scored in all four away trips. The Rossoneri have shipped 6.8 Expected Goals across their last five matches, keeping only one clean sheet in that run. As a result, back both teams to score.

Lyon look well placed to claim another away win against struggling Brest. The hosts have managed just one victory in five home games and are winless in four overall, while Lyon have scored in 38 of their last 40 Ligue 1 outings. With Brest failing to find the net in three of their last four, Lyon’s superior quality should shine through.

Porto look the clear pick to extend their strong home run against Braga. The league leaders have won seven of their last nine at Estadio do Dragao and boast the best defensive record in the division, conceding just twice in nine games. With Braga winless in their last three away and leaking goals, Porto should prove too strong.

Real Betis should be backed to get the victory when they host Mallorca on Sunday. The visitors have been poor on the road this season, winning just once in five away games.

Zaragoza have lost their last four La Liga 2 games and sit rock bottom of the table, with just one win in 11 attempts. Visitors Deportivo la Coruna are going through a rough patch of their own but a 1-1 draw with promotion rivals Valladolid last time out suggests they can claim maximum points on Sunday.