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Croatia have been near-perfect in qualifying but an improving Faroe Islands should give them a game in Rijeka. The Faroes have won four of their last five games, beating Czech Republic last time, and are worth backing with a three-goal headstart given they have gone 15 games without losing by more than one strike, let alone two.

Poland battled well to earn a draw in the reverse fixture but they may fall short this time around. The Dutch have scored 22 goals in qualifying and with Cody Gakpo, Memphis Depay and Donyell Malen in fine form, the Poles are likely to be outscored in Warsaw, but both teams have scored in seven of their last 12 and they should find the net again.

Goals at both ends has been a regular feature of Valladolid’s home games as both teams have scored in four of their last five at this venue, while they have conceded in all of those games. Las Palmas have seen both teams scored in four of their last five games across all competitions.

Croatia have been near-perfect in qualifying but an improving Faroe Islands should give them a game in Rijeka. The Faroes have won four of their last five games, beating Czech Republic last time, and are worth backing with a three-goal headstart given they have gone 15 games without losing by more than one strike, let alone two.

Slovakia have scored in nine of their last 10 home games and have hit four goals across two games during qualifying on home soil. Northern Ireland’s road results have been poor, but they have at least scored in their last four away games and have faced quality opposition in the shape of Germany, Denmark and Sweden during that run. As such, both of these teams look capable of scoring.

Jonathan Burkardt has a solid chance of leading the line for Germany, who may choose to rest Nick Woltemade, and the Frankfurt striker can add to his tally of eight goals from 12 starts for his club this season.

It has been another qualifying campaign to forget for Gibraltar, who have conceded 20 goals and scored only two while losing all of their six games. However, Montenegro have also endured an awful campaign, being eliminated with two games remaining, so while they should secure a rare victory, they are unlikely to blow Gibraltar away.

Gilley has never been stopped and has a fairly modest stoppage rate of his own, with half of his 18 wins coming inside the distance. Davis has only been stopped once and that was against an elite operator in Serhii Bohachuk, while his own knockout rate is just over 40%. The judges may well be required for this match-up.

Azim has 10 wins inside the distance on a 13-0 record and he’s on a four-fight knockout streak. The 23-year-old can add Scoby to his list of stoppage victims in North London.

Catterall is a skilled counterpuncher and Essuman’s style could play into his hands. The Engine is a high-pressure fighter, and if Catterall gets his gameplan right he has all the tools to claim a comfortable points win.

The first meeting went the full 12 rounds but both men were hurt at various stages and we may see a more decisive result in the rematch. Eubank Jr won the first fight by unanimous decision and should have a better idea of what he’s up against, he has the power and accuracy to get a win over the line inside the distance.

The first meeting went the full 12 rounds but both men were hurt at various stages and we may see a more decisive result in the rematch. Eubank Jr won the first fight by unanimous decision and should have a better idea of what he’s up against, he has the power and accuracy to get a win over the line inside the distance.

The first meeting went the full 12 rounds but both men were hurt at various stages and we may see a more decisive result in the rematch. Eubank Jr won the first fight by unanimous decision and should have a better idea of what he’s up against, he has the power and accuracy to get a win over the line inside the distance.

Jack Della Maddalena is on an 18-fight win streak, with an 8-0 record since he entered the UFC, but he comes into his UFC322 clash with Islam Makhachev as the underdog. This is the first time the Dagestan native won’t have a significant weight advantage in the Octagon for some time, while Della Maddelana has previously impressed against grapplers. Della Maddelana is the superior striker and may have the defensive skillset to cope with Makhachev’s wresting, so the Australian looks capable of pulling off an upset.

Both teams enter with top-10 offenses, Miami leading the league at nearly 125 PPG and New York scoring 121 PPG. The Knicks push pace harder at home, which opens the floor and forces an offensive tempo that Miami is built to exploit. Their last meeting played slower, but tonight profiles as a shootout between two elite scoring units. The number is high for a reason — expect scoring to flow. Take the Over.

Sacramento is just a disaster defensively, they’re ranked 25th in efficiency on that end. These two teams just met on Tuesday with the final score being 144-117 in favor of Minnesota. The T’Wolves have put up 120, 144 and 137 in their last 3 games. This game just screams points, so let’s back the over.

The Nets are being priced like they’re uncompetitive, but that may not be the case with a team of the Magic’s profile. Orlando’s defense-first style doesn’t support laying double digits, especially with their inconsistent scoring. This line is inflated strictly because Brooklyn has one win, not because Orlando is built to dominate. Until the market stops overpricing Nets opponents, we keep taking the points.

Both teams enter with top-10 offenses, Miami leading the league at nearly 125 PPG and New York scoring 121 PPG. The Knicks push pace harder at home, which opens the floor and forces an offensive tempo that Miami is built to exploit. Their last meeting played slower, but tonight profiles as a shootout between two elite scoring units. The number is high for a reason — expect scoring to flow. Take the Over.

Sacramento is just a disaster defensively, they’re ranked 25th in efficiency on that end. These two teams just met on Tuesday with the final score being 144-117 in favor of Minnesota. The T’Wolves have put up 120, 144 and 137 in their last 3 games. This game just screams points, so let’s back the over.

Golden State needed a 46-point eruption from Stephen Curry just to get past San Antonio two nights ago, and the market clearly views that as an outlier — the Spurs are still favored at the same number. It’s difficult to beat the same team twice in a row, especially when the first result was driven by a one-man performance. The line signals where the true strength lies, and it isn’t with Golden State.

Sacramento is just a disaster defensively, they’re ranked 25th in efficiency on that end. These two teams just met on Tuesday with the final score being 144-117 in favor of Minnesota. The T’Wolves have put up 120, 144 and 137 in their last 3 games. This game just screams points, so let’s back the over.

It’s been a tough week for the Jaguars, having suffered an almighty 4th-quarter collapse last week to lose to the Texans that was then followed by the news that rookie standout Travis Hunter is out for the rest of the season. Jacksonville enters as a short home underdog against the surging 7-3 Chargers, who have won three straight but are 0-3 ATS in games played outside the Pacific time zone. Despite recent struggles against the spread, the Jags have been tough defensively at home and should be able to at least stay within a field goal in their only home game over a 5-week span.

The Bengals head to Pittsburgh in a great scheduling spot, coming off a bye while the Steelers enter this one off the back of a physical Sunday Night Football loss to the Chargers. Cincinnati already beat Pittsburgh 33-31 earlier this season, with Joe Flacco continuing to stay hot as Aaron Rodgers trends the opposite direction. AFC North rivalry games are almost always tight, and with the Bengals rarely losing by a wide margin, they should at least be able to keep this one close enough to cover the spread.

The Chiefs enter Week 11 at 5-4 and 3rd in the AFC West, looking to rebound as road favorites against a red-hot Denver Broncos team riding a 7-game win streak. Despite recent struggle, Kansas City has dominated this matchup in recent years, and will look to rebound from a tough loss to the Bills last time that leaves KC currently outside of the playoff spots despite still being Super Bowl favorites. Given how hot the Chiefs’ defense has been and the number of narrow victories Denver has secured, this looks like a get-right spot for Kansas City to make a statement against one of the AFC’s top teams.

The NFC West’s top 2 teams collide at SoFi Stadium as both the Seahawks and Rams enter with 7-2 records, with each having won 4 straight games. Seattle has dominated on the road, winning 10 straight away from home behind efficient play from Sam Darnold, while the Rams have surged thanks to Matthew Stafford’s MVP-level form, throwing 13 touchdowns in their past 3 wins. Given how hot Seattle has been on the road, the 3 points with them could be valuable, and although they might not win, they should push the Rams all the way.

The Eagles gutted out an ugly but important 10-7 win at Lambeau Field, leaning on a dominant defensive performance that limited the Packers to just 261 total yards and 3 sacks on Jordan Love. Meanwhile, the Lions exploded offensively under Dan Campbell’s new playcalling duties, torching Washington for 546 yards and 44 points while extending Campbell’s perfect 13-0 spread record following a straight-up loss. However, home advantage could make the difference here and a raucous Philly crowd should see the Eagles edge the Lions while taking advantage of Detroit’s banged-up secondary.

The Chiefs enter Week 11 at 5-4 and 3rd in the AFC West, looking to rebound as road favorites against a red-hot Denver Broncos team riding a 7-game win streak. Despite recent struggle, Kansas City has dominated this matchup in recent years, and will look to rebound from a tough loss to the Bills last time that leaves KC currently outside of the playoff spots despite still being Super Bowl favorites. Given how hot the Chiefs’ defense has been and the number of narrow victories Denver has secured, this looks like a get-right spot for Kansas City to make a statement against one of the AFC’s top teams.

The NFC West’s top 2 teams collide at SoFi Stadium as both the Seahawks and Rams enter with 7-2 records, with each having won 4 straight games. Seattle has dominated on the road, winning 10 straight away from home behind efficient play from Sam Darnold, while the Rams have surged thanks to Matthew Stafford’s MVP-level form, throwing 13 touchdowns in their past 3 wins. Given how hot Seattle has been on the road, the 3 points with them could be valuable, and although they might not win, they should push the Rams all the way.

The Chiefs enter Week 11 at 5-4 and 3rd in the AFC West, looking to rebound as road favorites against a red-hot Denver Broncos team riding a 7-game win streak. Despite recent struggle, Kansas City has dominated this matchup in recent years, and will look to rebound from a tough loss to the Bills last time that leaves KC currently outside of the playoff spots despite still being Super Bowl favorites. Given how hot the Chiefs’ defense has been and the number of narrow victories Denver has secured, this looks like a get-right spot for Kansas City to make a statement against one of the AFC’s top teams.

Poland battled well to earn a draw in the reverse fixture but they may fall short this time around. The Dutch have scored 22 goals in qualifying and with Cody Gakpo, Memphis Depay and Donyell Malen in fine form, the Poles are likely to be outscored in Warsaw, but both teams have scored in seven of their last 12 and they should find the net again.

Slovakia have scored in nine of their last 10 home games and have hit four goals across two games during qualifying on home soil. Northern Ireland’s road results have been poor, but they have at least scored in their last four away games and have faced quality opposition in the shape of Germany, Denmark and Sweden during that run. As such, both of these teams look capable of scoring.

Goals at both ends has been a regular feature of Valladolid’s home games as both teams have scored in four of their last five at this venue, while they have conceded in all of those games. Las Palmas have seen both teams scored in four of their last five games across all competitions.

Poland battled well to earn a draw in the reverse fixture but they may fall short this time around. The Dutch have scored 22 goals in qualifying and with Cody Gakpo, Memphis Depay and Donyell Malen in fine form, the Poles are likely to be outscored in Warsaw, but both teams have scored in seven of their last 12 and they should find the net again.

Jonathan Burkardt has a solid chance of leading the line for Germany, who may choose to rest Nick Woltemade, and the Frankfurt striker can add to his tally of eight goals from 12 starts for his club this season.

Lanus haven’t lost a home game since July and have won nine of their ten hostings since then. They face an Atletico Tucuman side that have lost five on the spin away from home, last winning in July.

Malta have only scored once in six qualifiers and are unlikely to cause too many troubles on the road for a solid enough Finland outfit, the hosts can win this one to nil as they pursue a play-off spot.

The Faroe Islands are expected to keep things close, just as they did when narrowly losing the reverse fixture 1-0, but finding the net could prove difficult once again. Croatia have conceded just one goal in qualifying and none in their last four games. The Blazers may not blow the Faroes away but another clean sheet is on the cards.

Finland are not exactly blessed with goals, they have failed to score more than twice in their last 19 games, and Malta could keep things tight. A 2-0 victory for the home team is the correct score pick.

Goals at both ends are expected but these two promotion rivals may have to settle for one goal each. Las Palmas have four draws and no defeats in six trips, while Valladolid have three stalemates in their last six league games. A 1-1 draw appeals here in a match-up between two strong defences.

Poland battled well to earn a draw in the reverse fixture but they may fall short this time around. The Dutch have scored 22 goals in qualifying and with Cody Gakpo, Memphis Depay and Donyell Malen in fine form, the Poles are likely to be outscored in Warsaw, but both teams have scored in seven of their last 12 and they should find the net again.

Slovakia have scored in nine of their last 10 home games and have hit four goals across two games during qualifying on home soil. Northern Ireland’s road results have been poor, but they have at least scored in their last four away games and have faced quality opposition in the shape of Germany, Denmark and Sweden during that run. As such, both of these teams look capable of scoring.

Malta have only scored once in six qualifiers and are unlikely to cause too many troubles on the road for a solid enough Finland outfit, the hosts can win this one to nil as they pursue a play-off spot.

Croatia have been near-perfect in qualifying but an improving Faroe Islands should give them a game in Rijeka. The Faroes have won four of their last five games, beating Czech Republic last time, and are worth backing with a three-goal headstart given they have gone 15 games without losing by more than one strike, let alone two.

Faroe Islands’ last eight away games have produced just ten goals in total and they could keep things tight against Croatia, who only managed a 1-0 win in the reverse fixture in September.

It has been another qualifying campaign to forget for Gibraltar, who have conceded 20 goals and scored only two while losing all of their six games. However, Montenegro have also endured an awful campaign, being eliminated with two games remaining, so while they should secure a rare victory, they are unlikely to blow Gibraltar away.

Finland have only scored eight goals in their last eight matches and may have to settle for a low-scoring win over Malta, who have seen fewer than three goals scored in five of their last six away fixtures.