League leaders Racing Santander look to be getting back on track after a bit of a wobble with two wins in their last three games, and a trip to a Real Sociedad B side in freefall looks a good chance to strengthen their hold on top spot. The hosts have just one point to show from their last five games and they’ve scored just one goal during that run. Racing won the reverse fixture and can complete a league double on Friday.

Blackburn were outclassed in a 3-0 defeat to Southampton on Tuesday and another of the Championship’s best sides should sweep them aside on Friday. Leaders Coventry are unbeaten in five away games, winning four, and can make it five home matches without a victory for Rovers. Rovers have failed to score in three of their last five matches and may draw a blank again against a Cov side who have five clean sheets in their last seven games.

Inter Milan have a stranglehold on the Serie A title race, but they have failed to keep a clean sheet in their last five league outings and Cagliari have scored in four of their last five trips. Back the hosts to win and concede.

Despite finishing 1-1, FC Cologne would have felt they should have got all three points when they last faced St Pauli, having dominated the game throughout 90 minutes. They’ve found some form recently and will be confident of picking up three points against a St Pauli side who not won a game since February

Las Palmas have the play-offs in sight and have won their last four home games. They should be expected to beat a Leganes side who have just one win in 10, but goals at both ends looks likely as both teams have scored in five of Leganes’ last six games and they score on average just over a goal per-game on their travels.

San Lorenzo are in form as they are unbeaten in five and have four wins in their last six at home. With home advantage, they should be able to overcome Ecuadorian visitors Cuenca – who have two defeats in their last four away games.

This has the potential to be a high-scoring game as over 3.5 goals has landed in each of Graafschap’s last three fixtures and they have scored 10 goals themselves during that period. Cambuur’s games average over three goals per-game in the league so these sides should be able to combine for at least four goals.

RKC tend to be involved in entertaining games as at least four goals have been scored in each of their last five games, and they have scored at least twice in eight consecutive games. Over 3.5 goals has landed in two of Den Haag’s last three games.

Both of these teams have shipped over 60 goals this season in the league and both have reasonable scoring rates, with Eindhoven scoring just under 1.4 goals per-game and Jong Utrecht averaging around 1.5. These sides can combine for at least three goals.

Vitesse are in fine scoring form as they have hit 14 goals across their last four games. They should be able to grab at least two against a Maastricht side who have shipped at least two goals in four of their last six away games.

Over 2.5 goals has landed in six consecutive Oss games and both teams have scored in all of those. There have been at least three goals scored in six of Den Bosch’s last nine and they have scored themselves in all of those games so these teams can combine for over 2.5.

League leaders Racing Santander look to be getting back on track after a bit of a wobble with two wins in their last three games, and a trip to a Real Sociedad B side in freefall looks a good chance to strengthen their hold on top spot. The hosts have just one point to show from their last five games and they’ve scored just one goal during that run. Racing won the reverse fixture and can complete a league double on Friday.

Blackburn were outclassed in a 3-0 defeat to Southampton on Tuesday and another of the Championship’s best sides should sweep them aside on Friday. Leaders Coventry are unbeaten in five away games, winning four, and can make it five home matches without a victory for Rovers.

Lens’ Ligue 1 title hopes are fading and last week’s 3-0 defeat at Lille has done nothing to help. They remain exceptional at home, however, and 13 wins in their last 14 outings at Stade Bollaert-Delelis suggests they can bounce back against Toulouse.

Despite finishing 1-1, FC Cologne would have felt they should have got all three points when they last faced St Pauli, having dominated the game throughout 90 minutes. Cologne unbeaten in last four and St Pauli have failed to register a win since February, so the visitors look capable of taking at least a point.

League leaders Racing Santander look to be getting back on track after a bit of a wobble with two wins in their last three games, and a trip to a Real Sociedad B side in freefall looks a good chance to strengthen their hold on top spot. The hosts have just one point to show from their last five games and they’ve scored just one goal during that run. Racing won the reverse fixture and can complete a league double on Friday.

Lens routed Toulouse 3-0 in the reverse fixture but that result came when they were leading the way in the Ligue 1 and a more reserved Blood and Gold performance is expected this time. Six of Lens’ last nine Ligue 1 home wins have come to nil, though, so a 2-0 success has a chance.

Inter Milan have a stranglehold on the Serie A title race, but they have failed to keep a clean sheet in their last five league outings, so expect a home win with a few goals when they entertain Cagliari on Friday. Inter have scored at least twice in eight of their last 11 league outings, so goals are on the cards and a 3-1 home win has a chance.  

Inter Milan have a stranglehold on the Serie A title race, but they have failed to keep a clean sheet in their last five league outings. Cagliari have lost three of their last four away games but have at least scored in four of their last five trips, so back the hosts to win and concede.

Las Palmas have the play-offs in sight and have won their last four home games. They should be expected to beat a Leganes side who have just one win in 10. Both teams have scored in five of Leganes’ last six games and they score on average just over a goal per-game on their travels, so the visitors can at least strike in defeat.

Inter Milan have a stranglehold on the Serie A title race, but they have failed to keep a clean sheet in their last five league outings. Cagliari have lost three of their last four away games but have at least scored in four of their last five trips, so goals at both ends looks likely.

Las Palmas have the play-offs in sight and have won their last four home games. They should be expected to beat a Leganes side who have just one win in 10, but goals at both ends looks likely as both teams have scored in five of Leganes’ last six games and they score on average just over a goal per-game on their travels.

Jack Rudoni has scored a modest seven goals in the Championship this season but five of those have come in his last six appearances. With Coventry’s usual suspects struggling for goals in these final stages of the season, Rudoni could be the man to help fire them to promotion on Friday as they need just a point at Ewood Park to get over the line.

Tigre are on a nine game winless run and have just one clean sheet in their last eight. The Argentine side may struggle for a shut-out against visitors Macara, who have scored in five successive games, but Tigre have at least scored in 11 of their last 12 at home so both teams look capable of scoring.

Platense are on a nine-game winless run and have scored a measly two goals in total across that period. The Argentine visitors seem set for defeat at Penarol, who have won four of their last seven games.

San Lorenzo are in form as they are unbeaten in five and have four wins in their last six at home. With home advantage, they should be able to overcome Ecuadorian visitors Cuenca – who have two defeats in their last four away games.