Shelbourne have won three straight league games, but they’ve conceded in four of their last five league starts. The hosts are still pushing for a European spot, while they host a side who have lost nine of their 10 visits to sides above them.

There’s little between these two sides, who are locked on 11 points apiece and side-by-side in the bottom four in terms of the Expected Points table. However, home advantage could swing things against an Antwerp side who are winless on their travels, while the visitors have lost three of their previous five. Standard have won at home to Genk this term, while they’ve picked up away wins at better sides than Antwerp.

Real Oviedo’s form seems to be turning around, beating Valencia 2-1 away a few weeks ago and playing well in defeat vs Levante. A valiant performance in front of their home crowd should see them come away with a win against an Esanyol side who are winless in four.

Drogheda have a strong record against the bottom four at home, winning five and drawing two of their seven clashes so far. They host a Cork side who have lost 13 of their 16 away trips, so take the hosts to secure maximum points and extend a three-game losing streak for the bottom side.

Andorra are looking shaky defensively, but they’ve provided attacking threat across their four home games. Both teams have scored in all four of Andorra’s outings at home, while the same has landed in seven of their nine league games overall. They host a Granada side who have kept one clean sheet on their travels, so back both sides to score.

Galway United still have a chance to pull themselves out of the bottom three, while they’re aiming to build on a 2-1 win last time out. However, they face a strong Bohs side, although the visitors are shipping over a goal per game on the road. BTTS has landed in each of the visitors’ last three, while Galway have conceded in 14 of their 16 home games.

Shamrock Rovers missed the chance to secure the title last time out, losing 1-0 at home to Shelbourne. That match saw them concede for the fifth game on the spin, while the leaders’ only away clean sheets have come at second-bottom Galway United. The hosts have scored eight times across their last three at home, while they played out a 2-2 draw with Rovers when the pair last met at this ground.

Andorra are looking shaky defensively, but they’ve provided attacking threat across their four home games. Both teams have scored in all four of Andorra’s outings at home, while the same has landed in seven of their nine league games overall. They host a Granada side who have kept one clean sheet on their travels, so back both sides to score.

This is arguably one of PSG’s toughest home matches this season, against a Strasbourg side who sit third in the league. Liam Rosenior’s side should cause them some problems, and both teams should score.

Both teams have seen three of their last five matches end with under 2.5 goals, while Real Oviedo have scored just four goals in eight matches. Expect this to be low scoring with under 2.5 goals.

Both sides have struggled for consistency in attack and tend to tighten up after heavy defeats. With neither creating much from open play, a cautious, low-scoring match looks highly likely.

This is arguably one of PSG’s toughest home matches this season, against a Strasbourg side who sit third in the league. Liam Rosenior’s side should cause them some problems, and both teams should score.

There’s little between these two sides, who are locked on 11 points apiece and side-by-side in the bottom four in terms of the Expected Points table. However, home advantage could swing things against an Antwerp side who are winless on their travels, while the visitors have lost three of their previous five. Standard have won at home to Genk this term, while they’ve picked up away wins at better sides than Antwerp.

Drogheda have a strong record against the bottom four at home, winning five and drawing two of their seven clashes so far. They host a Cork side who have lost 13 of their 16 away trips, so take the hosts to secure maximum points and extend a three-game losing streak for the bottom side.

Shamrock Rovers missed the chance to secure the title last time out, losing 1-0 at home to Shelbourne. That match saw them concede for the fifth game on the spin, while the leaders’ only away clean sheets have come at second-bottom Galway United. The hosts have scored eight times across their last three at home, while they played out a 2-2 draw with Rovers when the pair last met at this ground.

Waterford beat Drogheda United at home last week, but they didn’t produce that strong of a performance. They’ll need to raise the bar this week, as Derry City are unbeaten in seven. The hosts have suffered five defeats in their last six, with four of those finishing 2-1. Derry have struggled for clean sheets, but the second-placed side can prove too strong for the relegation-threatened hosts.

Shelbourne have won three straight league games, but they’ve conceded in four of their last five league starts. The hosts are still pushing for a European spot, while they host a side who have lost nine of their 10 visits to sides above them.

Panichelli has five goals for Strasbourg this term, while he’s scored four goals across his last five appearances, including a brace last time out. He found the net against Monaco already this term, so he’s backed to trouble PSG this weekend.

PSG have won all three of their homes in Ligue 1 so far, and can continue that here with a 3-1 win against a Strasbourg side who have fallen short in high-scoring clashes in their two biggest tests in this campaign.

Despite a disappointing start to the season, Real Oviedo’s form seems to be turning around, beating Valencia 2-1 away a few weeks ago and playing well in defeat vs Levante. A valiant performance in front of their home crowd should see them come away with a 1-0 win.

This is arguably one of PSG’s toughest home matches this season, against a Strasbourg side who sit third in the league. Liam Rosenior’s side should cause them some problems, and both teams should score.

Strasbourg have won five of their first seven, but they’ve lost in high-scoring fashion in their two biggest tests so far. Back them to take the game to a PSG side who have shown some defensive issues this term.

Ipswich have claimed 10 points from their last four, but they’ve only kept one clean sheet this season. Middlesbrough have scored in three of their last four at home, but they face a big test defensively on Friday.

Both teams have scored in eight of Wrexham’s nine games, while the Welsh side have found the net in every game. Stoke’s strong start has taken a turn with a four-game winless run, but they should have the quality to trouble a leaky Wrexham side.

Roma’s defensive overperformance ended in their last game, as they conceded in a win at Fiorentina. Inter are averaging close to three goals per game in Serie A, but they’ve conceded in four of their last five.

Tottenham’s only clean sheet in their last five games came against Doncaster, while Aston Villa have scored nine times across their last five matches.

Dundee have failed to score in only one of their home games so far, while Celtic have looked shaky at the back. The visitors conceded at Kilmarnock in their last league trip, while they won 3-2 against Motherwell last time out.

Boyacá Chico are second bottom in the Colombia Primera A, but they are unbeaten in 11 games on home soil and look good value to take something from a Santa Fe side that have only won one of their last eight away from home.

Deportes Iquique may be bottom of the Chile Primera Liga, but they have avoided defeat in three of their last four home games and could get something from O’Higgins, who have only won one of their last four league away days.

Both teams to score has landed in eight of Independiente Medellin’s last nine matches, including each of their last five at home. Fortaleza have seen goals at both ends in six of their last seven away games.

Tigres have taken eight points from five home games this season and should add another three to their tally against second-bottom Necaxa, who have lost four of their five Liga MX trips away.

Boyacá Chico are second bottom in the Colombia Primera A, but they are unbeaten in 11 games on home soil and look good value to take something from a Santa Fe side that have only won one of their last eight away from home.