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Top Oss have lost three of their last four league games, scoring in each of those defeats. They’ve lost seven of nine meetings with the top seven, with BTTS landing in eight of those games. The hosts are fifth in the table, and have won five of eight home clashes with sides below them, but they’ve also conceded in 14 consecutive games.

There have been 21 goals scored across the hosts’ last four league games, while they host an Ajax Reserves side who are bottom of the table, having shipped 24 goals in 10 away trips. Both teams have scored in the visitors’ last six away trips, so back this to be a high-scoring affair.

Celta are among the best travellers in La Liga with four wins and just one defeat in eight trips. The visitors have 10 points to show from their last four games in La Liga and can claim maximum points at Sevilla, who have lost their last three games across all comps.

Nine of Genoa’s last 11 games have finished with both teams finding the net, including a 3-3 draw with Monday’s opponents, Cagliari. The Sardinians have scored in seven of their 10 away trips, while BTTS has landed in four of their last five.

Juventus have won four of their last five Serie A matches, and the hosts have generated 2.4 xG or higher in four of their last six games across all competitions. Cremonese drew 2-2 with Cagliari last time out, while they lost their first clash with Juventus 2-1 at home.

PSG have already won ten games to nil this season and they should record another comfortable win against their city rivals. Paris FC are struggling with injuries and will be more focused on avoiding relegation from Ligue 1, so back a comfortable PSG win.

Portland is on a 5 game win streak and yet they are still underdogs at home against a sloppy Knicks team that’s cashed against the spread just twice in 13 games. Deni Avdija is playing at an All-Star level right now, I’ll take my chances with the more in-form team here.

Portland is on a 5 game win streak and yet they are still underdogs at home against a sloppy Knicks team that’s cashed against the spread just twice in 13 games. Deni Avdija is playing at an All-Star level right now, I’ll take my chances with the more in-form team here.

The Heat have suffered two comprehensive defeats, but they should bounce back offensively after two clunky efforts. They meet an OKC side who are having something of a wobble, surging late to overcome Memphis 117-116 last time out. The Thunder recovered from back-to-back defeats with a 129-125 win over Utah earlier this week, so there are defensive issues. The return of MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander helps them offensively, with the Heat looking sloppy at that end of the court.

Portland is on a 5 game win streak and yet they are still underdogs at home against a sloppy Knicks team that’s cashed against the spread just twice in 13 games. Deni Avdija is playing at an All-Star level right now, I’ll take my chances with the more in-form team here.

The Raptors could be down 4 starters tonight with Jakob Poeltl and RJ Barrett ruled out and Scottie Barnes and Brandon Ingram listed as questionable to play. It could leave the team desperately short of depth against a 76ers team that has the joint fewest road losses in the Eastern Conference this season.

The Heat have suffered two comprehensive defeats, but they should bounce back offensively after two clunky efforts. They meet an OKC side who are having something of a wobble, surging late to overcome Memphis 117-116 last time out. The Thunder recovered from back-to-back defeats with a 129-125 win over Utah earlier this week, so there are defensive issues. The return of MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander helps them offensively, with the Heat looking sloppy at that end of the court.

The Timberwolves were thumped in Cleveland yesterday, losing 146-134. The San Antonio Spurs continued to roll, winning 100-95 in Boston. The 27-11 visitors are second in the West and they meet a Minnesota side who are 8-10 against sides above .500, while the Timberwolves have covered the spread at the sixth-lowest rate across the NBA this season.

Injury issues continue for the Nuggets, and they meet a Bucks side who are making a desperate last stand around Giannis Antetokounmpo. Denver lost 110-87 to the Hawks on Friday without Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray, and the pair are set to miss out once again. The Bucks have won three of their last four, as they look to get back into the playoff frame.

The Suns are 14-4 against sides below .500 this season, while the Wizards are 2-18 against teams with winning records. While this is a huge spread, the Wizards’ decision to jettison two players in their rotation for an injured Trae Young has boosted their draft prospects, resulting in consecutive 21-point defeats. The Suns have won their last five at home, and they can cruise to another win against a limited Wizards group.

Pittsburgh’s season was saved by a missed field goal, but the Steelers still earned it, posting one of their best offensive games of the year behind Aaron Rodgers and Arthur Smith while once again proving head coach Mike Tomlin’s intangibles matter more than the metrics. Houston brings the biggest matchup edge with an elite, pressure-heavy defense and a battle-tested resume, but questions remain about whether their inconsistent offense can fully capitalize, even with CJ Stroud’s growth. With the spread sitting at a field goal in what profiles as a lower-scoring game, the Steelers look the right side to be on.

FEBRUARY –  The Texans’ suffocating defence has been the key to their eight-game winning run and with the AFC looking the less competitive conference this season after the demise of the Kansas City Chiefs, they have the talent to go a long way. Quarterback CJ Stroud is fully fit again and can look for an elite wide receiver in Nico Collins while former first-round picks Will Anderson Jr. and Derek Stingley Jr. are just two of their many defensive stars.

JULY – Elena Rybakina looks a bet in her bid to repeat her 2022 triumph at the All England Club. The Kazakhstani has had a tough couple of years, due in the main to off-court issues, but she finished last year on a high with victory at the WTA Finals. She’s a superb grass-court player who is as good as Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Swiatek when she’s on her game.

JULY – Alex Noren enjoyed a resurgence in his career in 2025, winning twice on the DP World Tour, and 2026 could finally be the year he ends his long wait for a maiden Major. The Swede has an affinity for links golf, evidenced by his victory at the 2016 Scottish Open and his two top-10 Open finishes, he could go all the way and land the Claret Jug in 2026.

DECEMBER – Mercedes may have botched the ground-effect era, but the Silver Arrows have a strong record of responding well to rule changes, and the sweeping regulation shift coming in 2026 should bring the title back into play. Their power unit has already come under, and been cleared, of scrutiny, suggesting it is likely to be among the strongest engines on the grid, and they have the driver lineup to win the consistent points necessary to land the constructor crown.

Carolina has home-field advantage in this clash with the Rams, but that’s their only real edge in this one. The Panthers did beat LA earlier in the season, but that win came during Matthew Stafford’s worst game of the year and an uncharacteristically poor defensive showing that’s unlikely to be repeated. With massive efficiency gaps, elite offensive metrics, Davante Adams’ return and strong revenge and experience angles, this sets up as a classic positive regression spot for the Rams, where they should control the game from the start and win big.

The Bears and Packers renew the NFL’s oldest rivalry in the playoffs for just the third time ever, with Chicago riding an 11-win surge and strong home form. Green Bay limps into Soldier Field off the back of four straight losses, and could be set to struggle against a Bears team that is full of confidence right now. Chicago posted an 11-5-1 spread record during the regular season, and as slight home underdogs, hold the value in this matchup.

Jacksonville has surged in the second half of the season under first-year head coach Liam Coen, with QB Trevor Lawrence playing ranking in the top six and the defense quietly becoming elite. However, the Jaguars’ postseason resume is still thin and that could make the difference. Buffalo counters with a massive edge in playoff experience, an elite and healthy offense led by Josh Allen, and a coaching staff that’s been through 13 postseason games together. While the Jaguars could keep it close, the Bills and Allen should have enough in their locker to pick up the road win.

The 49ers survived a rash of injuries, including quarterback Brock Purdy missing eight games, to secure a spot in the playoffs and only narrowly miss out on the NFC’s top seed. While a road date with the reigning Super Bowl champs is a tough assignment, the Niners were strong on the road (7-2) and already crushed Philadelphia 42-19 at Lincoln Financial Field last December. The Eagles were a shaky 4-4 ATS at home and have one of the weakest playoff offenses by yardage. Given Kyle Shanahan’s strong playoff track record and San Francisco’s success as an underdog, the 49ers should at least keep this one close.

The Patriots flipped the AFC East script under new coach Mike Vrabel, rebounding from a 4-13 season to go 14-3 as Drake Maye emerged as an MVP candidate, though skeptics point out that 12 of those wins came against non-playoff teams and New England oddly lost three times at home. The Chargers arrive at Gillette seeking Justin Herbert’s first playoff win after back-to-back 11–6 seasons, which included statement wins over Kansas City and Philadelphia this year. Home-field advantage could count a lot for New England in this one, and given the momentum the Patriots have been riding this season, they should be able to win and cover.

Pittsburgh’s season was saved by a missed field goal, but the Steelers still earned it, posting one of their best offensive games of the year behind Aaron Rodgers and Arthur Smith while once again proving head coach Mike Tomlin’s intangibles matter more than the metrics. Houston brings the biggest matchup edge with an elite, pressure-heavy defense and a battle-tested resume, but questions remain about whether their inconsistent offense can fully capitalize, even with CJ Stroud’s growth. With the spread sitting at a field goal in what profiles as a lower-scoring game, the Steelers look the right side to be on.

Jacksonville has surged in the second half of the season under first-year head coach Liam Coen, with QB Trevor Lawrence playing ranking in the top six and the defense quietly becoming elite. However, the Jaguars’ postseason resume is still thin and that could make the difference. Buffalo counters with a massive edge in playoff experience, an elite and healthy offense led by Josh Allen, and a coaching staff that’s been through 13 postseason games together. While the Jaguars could keep it close, the Bills and Allen should have enough in their locker to pick up the road win.

The 49ers survived a rash of injuries, including quarterback Brock Purdy missing eight games, to secure a spot in the playoffs and only narrowly miss out on the NFC’s top seed. While a road date with the reigning Super Bowl champs is a tough assignment, the Niners were strong on the road (7-2) and already crushed Philadelphia 42-19 at Lincoln Financial Field last December. The Eagles were a shaky 4-4 ATS at home and have one of the weakest playoff offenses by yardage. Given Kyle Shanahan’s strong playoff track record and San Francisco’s success as an underdog, the 49ers should at least keep this one close.

The Patriots flipped the AFC East script under new coach Mike Vrabel, rebounding from a 4-13 season to go 14-3 as Drake Maye emerged as an MVP candidate, though skeptics point out that 12 of those wins came against non-playoff teams and New England oddly lost three times at home. The Chargers arrive at Gillette seeking Justin Herbert’s first playoff win after back-to-back 11–6 seasons, which included statement wins over Kansas City and Philadelphia this year. Home-field advantage could count a lot for New England in this one, and given the momentum the Patriots have been riding this season, they should be able to win and cover.

Nine of Genoa’s last 11 games have finished with both teams finding the net, including a 3-3 draw with Monday’s opponents, Cagliari. The Sardinians have scored in seven of their 10 away trips, while BTTS has landed in four of their last five.

Top Oss have lost three of their last four league games, scoring in each of those defeats. They’ve lost seven of nine meetings with the top seven, with BTTS landing in eight of those games. The hosts are fifth in the table, and have won five of eight home clashes with sides below them, but they’ve also conceded in 14 consecutive games.

There have been 21 goals scored across the hosts’ last four league games, while they host an Ajax Reserves side who are bottom of the table, having shipped 24 goals in 10 away trips. Both teams have scored in the visitors’ last six away trips, so back this to be a high-scoring affair.

Nine of PSG’s last 11 games have gone over 2.5 goals and a repeat of that looks likely in this one, as they face a rematch with a Paris FC side that they beat 2-1 eight days ago.

PSG have already won ten games to nil this season and they could add to that tally in this Coupe de France tie against Paris FC, who are struggling with injuries and will be more focused on avoiding relegation from Ligue 1.

Liverpool will probably use this game as an opportunity to rotate but even a weakened home team should be able to beat League One strugglers Barnsley without conceding. Liverpool are on a 10-game unbeaten run and have three clean sheets in their last six games, while Barnsley have failed to score in two of their last four games and have lost four of their last six.

Cremonese are winless in five and have scored just two goals during that draw, drawing blanks in four of those games. They face a Juventus side who have five wins and four clean sheets across their last six games so the hosts look capable of winning without conceding.

Liverpool will probably use this game as an opportunity to rotate but even a weakened home team should be able to beat League One strugglers Barnsley without conceding. Liverpool are on a 10-game unbeaten run and have three clean sheets in their last six games, while Barnsley have failed to score in two of their last four games and have lost four of their last six.

Juventus are in form but they haven’t been blowing teams away. The Bianconeri have only scored more than twice in one of their last nine games across all comps, while Cremonese have shipped a respectable 23 goals across 19 Serie A games so a routine 2-0 home win is the pick.

Celta are among the best travellers in La Liga with four wins and just one defeat in eight trips. The visitors have 10 points to show from their last four games in La Liga and can claim maximum points at Sevilla, who have lost their last three games across all comps.

Borja Iglesias has seven goals in 17 league games this season and has three in total across his last two appearances, including a strike in a cup tie at Albacete. Iglesias will also be on penalty duties for Celta and he stands out as a potential anytime scorer.

Newcastle ended a 70-year wait for a major trophy by lifting the League Cup last season, and they could continue their defence of the title in positive fashion at home to Manchester City on Tuesday.The Magpies are unbeaten in their last 13 home games, winning ten, and have a solid recent record when Pep Guardiola’s side visit St James’ Park. The Citizens have only won one of their last five trips to this ground, and their 10-1 demolition of Exeter City on Saturday ended a three-game winless streak.

We are down to the final four in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, and host-nation Morocco remain the team to beat as they face Nigeria in Rabat.The Atlas Lions have won 18 and drawn four of their last 22 games and have conceded just once in five games this tournament. Spurred on by the in-form Brahim Diaz, who has scored in all five games so far, they can get the better of the Super Eagles on Wednesday.

The Milanese duo of AC Milan and Inter lead the way in Serie A, but Como have excelled at the Stadio Guiseppe Sinigaglia this season and look good value to take something off their illustrious visitors.The hosts are yet to lose a home game this season and have taken ten points from the last 12 available home and away, while the Rossoneri have only won two of their last six fixtures, including a draw at 18th-placed Fiorentina in their last trip away.

PSG may be in the unfamiliar position of second in the Ligue 1 table, but they have only failed to win one of their eight home games in the league and look unlikely to drop any more points against Lille.Les Dogues have lost four of their last seven away fixtures, and their last four trips to the Parc des Princes have yielded zero points and 13 goals conceded. With Les Parisiens on a three-game winning streak in the league, back them to get another three points to keep the pressure on leaders Lens.

Crystal Palace’s FA Cup defence came to an abrupt and shocking end as they were beaten by non-league Macclesfield at the weekend, and their dismal run could continue at the Stadium of Light on Saturday.The speed of the Eagles’ collapse has made for a miserable winter at Selhurst Park, and they make the lengthy journey to the north east winless in their last nine matches. They have lost three of their last four away games and come up against a Black Cats side with the sixth-best home record in the top flight.

Talk of a potential title challenge from Aston Villa may have quietened following one point from their last two away games, but Unai Emery’s side are a force to be reckoned with at Villa Park and should claim the points against an Everton side winless in three assignments.Villa have won their last 11 home fixtures and beat the Toffees 3-2 here last season, while David Moyes’ side took just one point from meetings with Brentford and Wolves before being knocked out of the FA Cup by Sunderland on Saturday.

Liverpool look like the best value pick, with the Reds putting their struggles behind them with an eight-game unbeaten run. The Reds have the fourth-best Expected Goals record across the first six Champions League gameweeks, while they’ve recorded back-to-back 1-0 wins over Real Madrid and Inter Milan in Europe. Arne Slot’s side have a kind double-header in January, leaving them primed for a top-eight finish. With the Premier League coasting towards a fifth Champions League berth, the Reds should be in a good position to focus on European success in the spring.

Spain have some incredibly talented individuals, Lamine Yamal being the prime example, but are strong in all areas and don’t have any particular weaknesses. They won Euro 2024 with relative ease and they should be too good for their continental rivals at the World Cup. They also look a level above South American heavyweights Argentina and Brazil, suggesting they will be the team to beat at the World Cup this summer.