Aldershot have lost four of their last five, losing 4-0 at Barnet and 3-0 to Woking in their last two, while they lost 7-2 against York last month. Yeovil have won seven visits to bottom-half sides this term, so back them for the points.

Oldham need a win to secure fifth-spot for the playoffs and bottom side Ebsfleet could fall victim to a side aiming to finish the regular season on a high. The visitors have conceded 2.5 goals per away trip this term, shipping three goals or more in six of eight visits to the top nine.

Gateshead need to win to pip Southend to a playoff spot, but they’ve lost three on the spin and nine of their previous 11. Southend head into this following 4-0 and 3-0 victories, so back them to claim a win.

Solihull Moors have lost their previous two games and they look to be on the beach, while Dagenham need a win to secure survival. The visitors were 6-1 winners in their last game and they can beat a side that has lost two of their last three home matches.

Fylde are already relegated and they’re playing for pride, as they did in a 4-3 loss to Tamworth last time out. Champions Barnet are already promoted, but they’ve seen BTTS land in five of their previous six.

Eastleigh have lost only four of their 22 home games this term and they’ve avoided defeat in four of their last five starts. York City are heading into the playoffs and their focus could be elsewhere ahead of the final day.

The Cavs topped the Eastern Conference, putting up impressive numbers against the NBA’s strongest sides. They finished the season with the league’s best offensive rating, while they boast contenders for Defensive Player of the Year and Coach of the Year. The Cavs have a talented roster, which looks more cohesive under Kenny Atkinson’s watch. They head into the playoffs having put together three win streaks of 12 games or more this term, making this a standout price.

Allen averaged 14.3 points and 10.3 rebounds per game across the series with the Miami Heat. He was incredibly efficient in that series, making 78% of his shots. That efficiency should continue in round two, as the Pacers lack depth at center and Myles Turner doesn’t seem like a great match for him.

The Pacers have issues off the glass, as their top rebounder in the last series, Tyrese Haliburton, recorded just 6.4 per game. Indiana have a real problem with offensive rebounds, as they ranked 29th in the regular season for offensive rebounding percentage. As a result, back him to record a double-double in Game 1.

The Cleveland Cavaliers have been by far the best team offensively during this postseason. Their offensive rating is leading the league this postseason and has allowed them to score at least 120 points in each of their 4 games so far. While the Indiana Pacers should be a much sterner team defensively than the Miami Heat was, they also play at a higher pace. During the regular season both teams finished in the top 10 of the league in that category. The Pacers managed at least 115 points in all but one of their games against the Milwaukee Bucks are more than capable of doing their part here.

With this being a game seven, Warriors’ head coach Steve Kerr will need to find an adjustment for his team to help them regain the upper hand. This could come in the form of Draymond Green or Jimmy Butler bringing the ball up the court, and Curry playing more off the ball. Overall, I’m putting more trust in the Warriors and their experience in this game seven. The Rockets are one of the younger teams in the league, with an average age slightly below 25. The Warriors have been in game sevens before, and they know what it takes to win.

The Cleveland Cavaliers have been by far the best team offensively during this postseason. Their offensive rating is leading the league this postseason and has allowed them to score at least 120 points in each of their 4 games so far. While the Indiana Pacers should be a much sterner team defensively than the Miami Heat was, they also play at a higher pace. During the regular season both teams finished in the top 10 of the league in that category. The Pacers managed at least 115 points in all but one of their games against the Milwaukee Bucks are more than capable of doing their part here.

Rory McIlroy finally completed the career Grand Slam at the Masters last month, ending a decade-long Major drought in the process, and he will be relishing the chance to compete in the US PGA Championship at his beloved Quail Hollow Club.

McIlroy’s first PGA Tour title came at the Charlotte venue in 2010 and he’s gone on to win the Wells Fargo Championship at the course on a further three occasions. He is comfortable at this venue and, with a huge weight off his shoulders, can land a quickfire double.

Roma are sixth in Serie A, but they’re just two points shy of fourth with four games to play. The Giallorossi have bounced back from a nightmare start to put themselves in the Champions League race, with Claudio Ranieri leading an incredible turnaround.

Roma cycled through two managers by November, dismissing club legend Daniele De Rossi before a short stint for Ivan Juric. They won just four of their first 15 games, but Sunday’s 1-0 win at Inter Milan took their unbeaten run in the league to 18 games.

Roma have the best record in Serie A in 2025 by some distance, picking up seven points more than leaders Napoli. Their run-in is tricky, but this Roma side is playing so well it’s hard to look past them at this price.

Barcelona may have faltered in the first leg against Inter as the two sides delivered one of the games of the season, but Inter’s three goals came from just seven attempts on goal compared to Barcelona’s 20 efforts, and the Catalan giants have the quality to get the win in Milan next week.

They look good value to make the final in Munich later this month, and if they do get there, I would expect them to get the better of PSG or Arsenal.

It is difficult to look past the obvious in the women’s French Open as Polish phenomenon Iga Swiatek bids to claim her fifth title at Roland Garros and her fourth in succession.

The 23-year-old is the true definition of a clay-court specialist, having lost only two of her 37 matches on the Parisian red dirt, and when handed these conditions she remains extremely tough to thwart.

The world number two showed herself to be in excellent form at the recent Madrid Open and she should take all the beating.

With defending champion Carlos Alcaraz having to prove his well-being following his recent withdrawal from the Madrid Open, world number one Jannik Sinner returning from suspension and Novak Djokovic having to up his game, it could pay to go against the tide in the men’s French Open.

World number two Alexander Zverev is another player performing below his optimum and that means the value could lie with Casper Ruud.

The Norwegian simply thrives on this slower terrain and, having finished runner-up at Roland Garros in 2022 and 2023 as well as making last season’s semi-final, his consistency may be about to be rewarded.

Justin Thomas has struggled in his last two Masters starts – no surprise given the downturn in his form generally – but he ended 2024 by finishing second and third in his last two events. He’s well suited to Augusta, where his approach play and scrambling ability are huge assets.

Rory McIlroy’s first PGA Tour title came at the Charlotte venue in 2010 and he’s gone on to win the Wells Fargo Championship at the course on a further three occasions. He is comfortable at Quail Hollow and looks an obvious title threat if he can hold it together mentally.

A runner-up in 2022 and third in 2023, the exacting test which the US Open usually provides should prove to be ideal for such a marvellous ball-striker as Scottie Scheffler.

Tommy Fleetwood is one of the best exponents of links golf in the world, finishing in the top 12 in four of the last six Opens. Expect him to make another bold run at the Claret Jug come July.

Aryna Sabalenka dominated the hard courts on the WTA tour last year, winning 40 of her 49 matches on the surface, and she claimed both the Australian Open and US Open titles. She can be devastating in Melbourne, winning 27 of her last 28 matches at the Grand Slam in the last three seasons.

Iga Swiatek remains the undisputed queen of clay on the WTA tour. The Pole has won the title at Roland Garros three seasons running as well as in 2020 and she has lost just twice in 37 matches at the clay-court Grand Slam.

Last season’s ATP Tour was pretty much dominated by Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, who each won two of the four Grand Slam titles, and between them it should be another stellar year. Alcaraz reigned supreme at Wimbledon, making it back-to-back titles at the All England Club, and Novak Djokovic’s obvious decline at 37 years of age makes the Spaniard a worthy favourite to rack up the hat-trick.

At the back end of a gruelling season, the US Open can sometimes throw up strange results and there are often surprises before the September silverware is eventually secured. It could, therefore, be worth going against the head of the market and hard-court specialist Daniil Medvedev ticks plenty of boxes at a nice price.

23rd-placed Fylde are up against it when they host champions Barnet, with the hosts losing six of their last seven matches. Barnet have scored seven times across their last two games, but BTTS has landed in five of their last six so expect goals at both ends, with Fylde losing 4-3 at Tamworth in their last game.

These two sides have little to play for, but they could put on a show. The pair are looking to bounce back from consecutive defeats, while Aldershot have conceded 17 goals in their last five games. Yeovil have a brilliant away record against bottom-half teams, so this should be high-scoring.

Oldham need a win to secure fifth-spot for the playoffs and bottom side Ebsfleet could fall victim to a side aiming to finish the regular season on a high. The visitors have conceded 2.5 goals per away trip this term, shipping three goals or more in six of eight visits to the top nine.

Maidenhead are hoping to leap out of the drop zone on the final day, but they’ve shipped 75 goals this season, leaking 1.64 per game at home. They’ve finished the season well, scoring at least twice in four of their last five. However, Boston have done the same, while they’ve conceded 33 times in 22 away trips.

Forest are without a clean sheet in five, while both teams have scored in six of their last seven matches on the road. They host a Palace side who drew 2-2 with Arsenal in their last home league game, while the Eagles have managed two clean sheets in their last 12 home league games.

11 of Girona’s last 14 La Liga matches have finished with both teams scoring, while 10 of their 16 home matches have finished with both teams finding the net. The hosts have scored 1.63 goals per game at home, but they’ve also conceded 1.56. Mallorca have conceded in 12 of their last 14 matches, but they’ve scored in seven of their nine trips to sides below them.

Both teams have scored in eight of the visitors’ last 10, while seven of their last nine on the road have featured both teams scoring. Castellon have seen both teams score in eight of their last nine, so back goals here.

Shamrock Rovers have seen both teams score in their last five league games, while they’ve scored in each of their last seven. Sligo Rovers are bottom of the table, but they’ve scored 19 times in 13 matches, with five of their last seven starts seeing both sides score.

Forest are without a clean sheet in five, while both teams have scored in six of their last seven matches on the road. They host a Palace side who drew 2-2 with Arsenal in their last home league game, while the Eagles have managed two clean sheets in their last 12 home league games.

Milan have won three of their last four games overall, while they’ve taken maximum points from three of their previous four league trips. The Rossoneri have seven wins from nine vivits to teams in the bottom 10, while 13th-placed Genoa are without eight players due to injury.

11 of Girona’s last 14 La Liga matches have finished with both teams scoring, while 10 of their 16 home matches have finished with both teams finding the net. The hosts have scored 1.63 goals per game at home, but they’ve also conceded 1.56. Mallorca have conceded in 12 of their last 14 matches, but they’ve scored in seven of their nine trips to sides below them.

Boavista have claimed four of their five victories this season on the road, giving them a solid away record despite the fact they’re fighting against the drop. Boavista have won three of their four meetings at sides in the bottom six, while they meet an AVS side who have lost six of their previous seven.

The hosts have failed to score in four of their last five games, while Milan have won to nil in three of their previous four. The Rossoneri have also scored at least twice in four of their last five games, so back a 2-0 win.

AVS have scored less than a goal per game at home, while they host a Boavista side who have won to nil in each of their previous two games on their travels.

Girona have lost four of their last five games, scoring in three of those defeats. They’ve lost seven matches at home this term, while they face a Mallorca side who have won six times on their travels, including five wins in nine trips to sides beneath them.

Both teams have scored in each of the hosts’ last five matches, while Sligo have scored 19 times in 13 games, despite suffering eight defeats to sit bottom of the standings.

Mateta was on the scoresheet in a brief 11-minute appearance for Palace against Arsenal in their last league game. The forward turned creator in their FA Cup semi-final win, while he’s scored seven times in 16 home appearances for the Eagles. Mateta leads the way in the scoring charts for Palace, so he’s backed to prey on Forest defence that is struggling.

11 of Girona’s last 14 La Liga matches have finished with both teams scoring, while 10 of their 16 home matches have finished with both teams finding the net. The hosts have scored 1.63 goals per game at home, but they’ve also conceded 1.56. Mallorca have conceded in 12 of their last 14 matches, but they’ve scored in seven of their nine trips to sides below them.