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Even during the early stages of the Estonian Meistriliiga, I still expect Levadia to have too much for Tulevik. The quality gap in the Baltic nations has shrunk in recent times, especially thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic, but there’s still enough of one for Levadia to be trusted to beat Tulevik, home or away.
Verdict: FCI Levadia Tallinn to win at 6/25.
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I toyed with goals in this one but I just don’t know which Utrecht will show up. They’re capable of devastating their hosts, and ADO Den Haag look really short of confidence at the moment. However, I know Utrecht of old, and they sometimes opt to sit on leads because they know they can against most Eredivisie outfits. It’s also worthwhile remembering that ADO Den Haag have actually signed good attacking players in 2021. That may not show on the pitch at this time, but it will at some stage, and Utrecht will not want to awaken that beast. I believe we can trust Utrecht’s quality to decide this game in their favour, but whether they do it via a massacre or not is something I remain undecided on.
Verdict: FC Utrecht to win at 3/10.
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I stand by what I said in my AZ vs PSV preview; PSV are not playing well. They’ve not played well for months, actually. The difference between PSV not playing well now, and PSV not playing well over the past few years, is that the PSV of today are natural goal-scorers. Therefore, whether they play well or not, they tend to score enough goals to beat most Eredivisie teams, and that’s precisely what I expect to occur against Heracles today. I think a case could be made for Heracles actually playing better football than PSV but with far less quality, and given that only the top teams tend to be able to take points off PSV whilst they’re playing as they are, I have to believe that we can trust in the home win today.
Verdict: PSV Eindhoven to win at 9/25.
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Tambov’s mid-season ‘antics’ has led to them being rather easy to beat in 2021. I’d like to think that even a somewhat youthful CSKA Moscow side would beat them, with that in mind. They should have the new manager impact on their side too, given that the board rashly sacked talented Goncharenko, and replaced him with former CSKA Moscow forward Olic. CSKA Moscow have enough quality to decide this game in their favour, especially with Fernandes having made a surprisingly speedy recovery from his injury, and Tambov aren’t really good enough to stop the title hopefuls. Ergo, I expect an away win.
Verdict: CSKA Moscow to win at 7/50.
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Sion can be good sometimes but they’re too much of a circus to stand a chance against Young Boys, in my opinion. This team is always suffering from injury problems, a lot of an attack, and have recently been managed by their own owner – and not for the first time. Taking on Switzerland’s best team should not be a pleasant experience for them today – and that’s coming from someone that knows how overrated Young Boys actually are by the masses because of the Super League table. The quality gap and mental strength gap are both too large here.
Verdict: Young Boys Bern to win at 1/2.
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Not only are Ajax playing particularly well at the moment, and scoring goals for fun, but their hosts have been defending like idiots for the majority of this campaign, and they’re without their target man, Henk Veerman. Heerenveen’s only real way into games nowadays is via scoring goals because they can’t be trusted to prevent opponents from doing so, and without Henk Veerman, that’s not going to happen. It’ll take a horrendous Ajax display in order for the visitors to do anything but win today, in short.
Verdict: AFC Ajax Amsterdam to win at 1/4.
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Mathematically speaking, the Hungarian title race isn’t over. However, from a realistic standpoint, it was over months ago because not only are Ferencvaros far too good for the rest of the division, but also their rivals are far too inconsistent to mount any kind of serious challenge. A trip to face relegation-threatened Budafoki MTE should not be all that challenging for the reigning champions today.
Verdict: Ferencvaros to win at 1/4.
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Even with a few absentees today, I still believe Salzburg will have too much for Sturm Graz. The visitors’ defence has become easier to score against in 2021, and the reigning champions have numerous avenues from which to do so. Besides, the title race isn’t over in Austria; not by a long chalk. It normally is by now, but Rapid Vienna are really pushing their bitter rivals this season, which means Salzburg need to keep winning. I expect them to do so today, although I would not be surprised if it turned out to be a tough match for them as Sturm Graz are very resilient.
Verdict: Salzburg to win at 1/4.
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Even with several absentees, and a big European match next week, I have no concerns about Slavia tonight. They’ve got two squads of players for this type of situation, and both of those squads could win the Liga 1. Therefore, a trip to face Brno does not concern me, particularly as the home team are struggling for both confidence and goals right now. It’s an away win for me.
Verdict: Slavia Prague to win at 7/25.
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Darmstadt 98 have done well in recent weeks, pushing away from the relegation zone. They’re still not free from danger, but they’ve given themselves a good chances of staying up now. It’s got to be very frustrating for their fans to even be in this position to begin with, given how brilliant their pre-season transfers were, but that’s another story for another day.
Darmstadt 98 have done well by virtue of outscoring teams as they’re all but resigned to conceding goals nowadays. They’re an attack-minded team this season anyway, but the issues they’ve had in defence this season have pretty much forced their hand anyway. To begin with, they were without defensive midfielder Palsson for a long time, and even since his return he’s not been at his best. Then there was the integration of newbies to consider, and then there were various periods of absence of Herrmann, Pfeiffer, Bader, and of course Wittek, who is still out. Even Mai has missed a game or two. They tried to buy someone in January to ease the situation, namely Sweden’s Isherwood, and he’s been injured ever since joining. So, yes – they’ve given up on defending.
They’re still good in attack though, and so they should be with Dursun up front. I feared that Seydel’s injury (again!) would derail them too much because of how well he’d started playing again, but they’ve still been finding the net easily enough. I might criticise forward Berko for his lack of goals, but the rest of his game is good. Skarke, Mehlem, and Honsak have been giving even more, and Kempe hsa been brilliant, of course. They’re yet to fully test Campo in midfield; I think he’ll do well, but it’s not easy to integrate a newbie when you’re battling against relegation. This Darmstadt 98 attack is good though, and they’re going to need it to continue to be good if they’re to survive today’s encounter.
Fortuna Dusseldorf have finally decided that they do indeed want to push for promotion, which is nice. A bit late in the day, but with most rivals failing to win consecutive games, it’s by no means an impossibility. I still maintain that they have one of the stronger squads in the Bundesliga 2, and that they should have played far better than they have from the very beginning, but that’s another story for another day. At the moment, they’re giving that bit more in matches, which is all I really want from them as their natural quality will do the rest in due course.
True enough, they’re without a win in their last two matches. The opener against Sandhausen simply never came, and their defeat against high-flying Bochum was a derby, so I’m not paying too much attention to the little run of theirs. I don’t rate Fortuna’s defending highly, anyway. He may be one hell of an athlete, but if Danso is your defensive hope, then you’ve got some serious problems heading your way. At no point has there been a solid Fortuna back four this season, and I can’t really buy into the concept that they’re happy with their goalkeepers either. The sooner they get Mitryushkin up to speed, the better.
For today’s game, the visitors are without midfield controller Morales, which won’t help their defence at all. They have a few question marks in attack with Iyoha, Karaman, and Appelkamp all on the sidelines, but it’s nothing that Hennings, Kownacki, Sobottka, and Peterson shouldn’t be able to cover for, especially with Darmstadt 98’s defensive setup verging upon being embarrassing. Fortuna are the better team here, not that they’re consistently showing it well enough, and they have enough going forwards to secure the win. The 1×2 market does little for me though. Both teams could do with the points, and neither convinces me in defence.
Therefore, backing over 2.5 goals at 4/5 suits me here.
Verdict: Over 2.5 goals at 4/5.
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With a couple of wins under their belts, perhaps Hamburger have finally learnt how to not bottle things. I doubt it, but it’s got to happen at some stage, and they’ve won two very hard fixtures to be fair to them. They needed that injection of confidence, and they’ve got it. The only sad thing for them is that there was an international break straight after it, potentially damaging any momentum generated. I mean, talented full-back Vagnoman played a lot of minutes for Germany U21; who knows what kind of condition he’ll arrive back in? And he’s very important to this team at both ends of the pitch.
They’re certainly not promoted yet though, Hamburger, so they need to keep winning, including in Hannover today. They’ve got the quality to make it happen, especially with arguably the Bundesliga 2’s best ever striker – Terodde – on their books, and very much back from his Covid-19 lay-off. With Hunt, Kinsombi, Kittel, Narey, and by far my favourite Hamburger player Jatta in the equation, this team will always create chances, whether they play well or not. They should not struggle to score against Hannover today either.
Again, on paper, Hamburger are comfortably the best team playing at this level; it’s just down to their mentalities as to whether they show it or not. How a team goes from losing 3-2 against rock-bottom Wurzburger Kickers to beating VfL Bochum 2-0 away from home, I honestly don’t know. It must be insanely frustrating for their loyal fans that they can’t consistently play well, even if the results aren’t always there – that much is at least forgivable. Whatever they do or don’t get from this game today though, I expect commitment and goals. If they do that, they stand a chance of winning it.
I’m not prepared to bet against Hannover right now though, and not just because of how unpredictable Hamburger have been over the past few years. They’ve generally played well in 2021, Hannover, and have been incredibly hard to actually beat. I can’t say that they’ve been perfect because they haven’t, but they’ve certainly given a good account of themselves on a regular basis, and doing the same today should give them a reasonable enough shot of getting a positive result from the encounter.
I love how Hannover have learnt to score goals without over-relying on anybody. Twumasi, Ducksch, Sulejmani, Weydandt, Muslija, and Haraguchi have all contributed significantly on that front this season, and I’ve genuinely no idea that the latter is still doing playing at this level when he’s very much a Bundesliga level footballer. I think Bijol’s integration in the sitting midfield role has helped them attack more effectively too, as he screens the back four well. Hannover feel a lot more positive than they have done for a couple of years now, basically.
Are they as good as Hamburger? No, in a word. However, they’ve got enough about them to cause some problems today, and their never-say-die attitude never fails to impress me. The promotion dream is all but over now, but in typical Bundesliga 2 fashion, they’re not really far enough away from the relegation battle to take their foot of the gas. Therefore, Hannover need to give this game a go, and see where it takes them. If they set about Hamburger well enough from the beginning, they might just pick up three points; time will tell.
For me, backing over 2.5 goals at 4/5 makes sense here.
Verdict: Over 2.5 goals at 4/5.
All of the information in this section is listed to the best of our knowledge, and we use local sources for as many areas as we can.
Australian A-League:
Melbourne Victory – Shotton, Gestede, Rojas, and Broxham are absent.
Sydney FC – Zullo, Zuvela, and Buhagiar are absent. Grant returns.
Austrian Bundesliga:
Wolfsberger AC – Sprangler is absent.
Rapid Vienna – Dibon, Kitagawa, Sonnleitner, and Velimirovic are absent.
Swarovski Tirol – No absentees.
LASK – Filipovic, Gruber, Karamoko, and Raguz are absent.
Salzburg – Camera, Koita, Okafor, and Walke are absent.
Sturm Graz – Trummer is absent.
Belgian Eerste Klasse:
Cercle Brugge – Koshi, Somers, and van Damme are absent.
Germinal Beerschot – No absentees.
Standard de Liege – Vanheusden is absent. Oulare is a doubt.
AA Gent – de Bruyn is absent. Chakvetadze is a doubt.
Sporting Charleroi – Benavente, Benchaib, Berahino, Gilet, Ilaimahatira, Imbrechts, Kayembe, Morioka, Rezaei, Teodorczyk, Tshiend, Vranjes, Zajkov, and Willems are absent.
Royal Excel Mouscron – No absentees.
Czechia Liga 1:
Mlada Boleslav – Divis, Simek, and Tataev are absent. Graiciar, Masek, and Takacs are doubts.
Marila Pribram – Kingue is absent. Lanka and Soldat are doubts.
Zlin – Conde is absent.
Karvina – Qose is absent. Neuman, Drame, Ostrak, and Sinyavskiy are doubts.
Viktoria Plzen – Hejda, Kayamba, and Kopic are absent.
Ceske Budejovice – Alvir, Ekpai, and Ledecky are absent.
Zbrojovka Brno – Krystufek, Sural, and Vanek are absent. Dreksa is a doubt.
Slavia Prague – Sevcik, Traore, Kolar, Hovorka, and Dorley are absent. Olayinka, Kudela, and Stejskal are doubts.
Danish Superligaen:
FC Nordsjaelland – Amon, Diomande, Djourou, and Hansen are absent.
AGF – Poulsen, Duncan, Backman, Arzani, Tengstedt, and Tingager are absent.
AC Horsens – Pohl is absent. Risgaard Jensen is a doubt.
OB – Fenger and Mande are absent.
English Premier League:
Southampton – Ward-Prowse is a doubt. Walcott and Ings return. Obafemi, Romeu, and Smallbone are absent.
Burnley – Brady, Barnes, and Long are absent. Cork and Taylor return.
Newcastle United – Saint-Maximin is a doubt. Wilson, Schar, and Hayden are absent.
Tottenham Hotspur – Doherty and Davies are absent. Son and Reguilon return.
Aston Villa – Grealish and Hause return. Wesley is absent.
Fulham – Decordova-Reid returns. Cairney is absent.
Manchester United – Mata and Jones are absent. Martial, Lindelof, Rashford, and Greenwood are doubts.
Brighton & Hove Albion – Webster, Lamptey, and March are absent. Connolly is a doubt.
French Ligue 1:
Angers SCO – Alioui, Boufal, Cabot, Cho, Coulibaly, Ebosse, and Thioub are absent.
Montpellier HSC – Oyongo is absent.
Girondins de Bordeaux – Bakwa, Ben Arfa, Benito, Kalu, Mexer, and Otavio are absent.
Racing Club Strasbourg – Mothiba, Djiku, and Chahiri are absent.
Lorient – Diarra, Fontaine, Ilori, Le Goff, Morel, Nardi, and Saunier are absent.
Stade Brestois – Herelle, Pierre-Gabriel, Hassen, and Bain are absent.
FC Nantes Atlantique – Corchia and Fabio are absent.
OGC Nice – Dante, Reine-Adelaide, Saliba, and Schneiderlin are absent.
Stade de Reims – Abdelhamid is absent.
Stade Rennais – Doku and Grenier are absent.
Nimes Olympique – Aribi, Briancon, Buades, Depres, Fomba, Martinez, and Sarr are absent.
AS Saint-Etienne – Aouchiche, Moulin, Macon, Nordin, and Sissoko are absent. Hamouma is a doubt.
Olympique de Marseille – Gonzalez, Amavi, Caleta-Car, and Cuisance are absent.
Dijon FCO – Kamara, Ndong, Dina, and Cheikh are absent.
German Bundesliga:
VfB Stuttgart – Al Ghaddioui, Egloff, Gonzalez, Grahl, Mangala, Mola, and Wamangituka are absent.
Werder Bremen – Badjie, Plogmann, Sargent, Schonfelder, Veljkovic, and Woltemade are absent.
Union Berlin – Awoniyi, Becker, Kemlein, and Ujah are absent. Kruse is a doubt. Lenz returns.
Hertha Berlin – Darida, Lowen, and Netz are absent. Boyata and Khedira are doubts.
German Bundesliga 2:
Darmstadt 98 – Isherwood, Palsson, Seydel, Stanilewicz, Stritzel, Wittek, and Zehnder are absent.
Fortuna Dusseldorf – Appelkamp, Iyoha, Karaman, Morales, and Pledl are absent.
Hannover 96 – Basdas, Evina, Hubers, Lamti, Ratajczak, Ki. Schindler, Stehle, Sundermann, and Tarnat are absent.
Hamburger SV – Kwarteng, Leistner, and Mickel are absent.
Nurnberg – Besong, Golden, Hack, Knothe, Klandt, Kopke, Lohkemper, and Lukse are absent.
Paderborn 07 – Collins and Schallenberg are absent.
Jahn Regensburg – No absentees.
Erzgebirge Aue – Cacutalua, Kalig, and Riese are absent. Fandrich and Zolinski are doubts.
SV Sandhausen – Nauber, Scheu, Schmidt, and Wulle are absent.
Wurzburger Kickers – Ewerton, Feick, Hansen, Hemmerich, and Pieringer are absent.
Israeli Ligat Ha’al:
Maccabi Netanya – Amos is absent.
Bnei Sakhnin – Velasquez and Kayal are doubts.
Hapoel Haifa – Zamir, Ghanem, Fadida, Shahar, Erel, and Wahaba are absent. Sirostein and Maman return.
Bnei Yehuda Tel-Aviv – Levi is absent. Ghadir returns.
Dutch Eredivisie:
Feyenoord Rotterdam – Nieuwkoop, Fer, Diemers, and Jorgensen are absent.
Fortuna Sittard – Semedo and Velthuizen are absent.
ADO Den Haag – Janmaat, Zuiverloon, Kramer, Vejinovic, and Bijen are absent.
FC Utrecht – Hoogma, Balk, and St. Jago are absent.
PSV Eindhoven – Mauro Junior, Romero, Boscagli, Ledezma, Thomas, and Baumgartl are absent.
Heracles Almelo – Kutucu and Azzaoui are absent.
FC Emmen – Carty and van der Lei are absent.
RKC Waalwijk – Wouters, El Haddouti, and Augustijns are absent.
SC Heerenveen – H. Veerman, Dresevic, and Llanez Jr. are absent.
AFC Ajax Amsterdam – Onana, Blind, Haller, and Mazraoui are absent.
Portuguese Liga 1:
Belenenses – Kau and Varela are absent.
Boavista – Benguche and Reisinho are absent.
Vitoria Guimaraes – Amoah and Ouattara are absent.
Tondela – No absentees.
Famalicao – Jordao is absent.
Pacos de Ferreira – Baixinho and Silva are absent.
Romanian Liga 1:
Botosani – Papa is absent.
Viitorul Constanta – Matei, Chitu, Gradinaru, Santos, Marquinhos, and Benzar are absent.
UTA Arad – No news.
Sepsi – No news.
FCSB – R. Ion, Filip, and Coman are absent.
Universitatea Craiova – Bancu, Kolic, and Screciu are absent.
Russian Premier League:
Ural Sverdlovskaya Oblast – No absentees.
Arsenal Tula – No absentees.
Tambov – No absentees.
CSKA Moscow – Akhmetov, Fuchs, Nababkin, and Zaynutdinov are absent. Fernandes returns.
FK Rostov – Hashimoto and Mamaev are absent.
Spartak Moscow – Zobnin, Moses, and Ponce are absent. Kral is a doubt.
Swiss Super League:
Servette – Antunes, Diallo, Fofana, and Henchoz are absent.
Lugano – Oss is a doubt.
FC Sion – Zock, Wesley, J. Ruiz, Kabashi, Doldur, and Clemenza are absent. Iapichino and Khasa are doubts.
Young Boys Bern – Maceiras and Petignat are absent.
Spanish Primera Liga:
Deportivo Alaves – Abqar and Ely are absent.
Celta de Vigo – Blanco, Araujo, Alvarez, Mor, and Solari are absent.
Elche – Boye is absent.
Real Betis Balompie – Martin and Camarasa are absent.
Cadiz – Lozano and Quezada are absent.
Valencia – Cillessen and Mangala are absent.
Sevilla – No absentees.
Atletico Madrid – Dembele and Ferreira-Carrasco are absent. Felix is a doubt.
The "remaining thoughts" section is there to be a rough guide in case you want to get involved in games we haven't tipped. It is not there to tell anybody to back specific scorelines, or to guarantee that "2-2" games will go over 2.5 goals, for example. Ian lists what he believes to be the most likely outcome, and this is based on his assessment as to which way each game will develop. However, a "remaining thoughts" game listed with a 2-2 scoreline may have only just edged out a 0-0 scoreline in terms of probability because each game can develop in different ways.
Australian A-League:
Melbourne Victory vs Sydney FC (8) over 2.5 goals, at least one red card in this game
Austrian Bundesliga:
Wolfsberger AC vs Rapid Vienna (5) 1-2
Swarovski Tirol vs LASK (6) 0-1
Salzburg vs Sturm Graz (7) 2-1
Belgian Eerste Klasse:
Cercle Brugge vs Germinal Beerschot (5) 1-0
Standard de Liege vs AA Gent (4) 1-2
Sporting Charleroi vs Royal Excel Mouscron (4) 1-1
Czechia Liga 1:
Mlada Boleslav vs Marila Pribram (5) over 2.5 goals
Zlin vs Karvina (5) 0-1
Viktoria Plzen vs Ceske Budejovice (4) 1-1
Zbrojovka Brno vs Slavia Prague (7) 0-2
Danish Superligaen:
FC Nordsjaelland vs AGF (5) 1-1
AC Horsens vs OB (5) 2-1
English Premier League:
Southampton vs Burnley (5) 2-1
Newcastle United vs Tottenham Hotspur (6) 0-1
Aston Villa vs Fulham (5) 1-1
Manchester United vs Brighton & Hove Albion (6) 1-0
Estonian Meistriliiga:
Tulevik vs FCI Levadia Tallinn (7) over 2.5 goals
Legion vs Flora Paide (5) 1-2
French Ligue 1:
Angers SCO vs Montpellier HSC (5) 0-1
Girondins de Bordeaux vs Racing Club Strasbourg (5) 1-0
Lorient vs Stade Brestois (5) over 2.5 goals
FC Nantes Atlantique vs OGC Nice (5) 1-1
Stade de Reims vs Stade Rennais (6) 1-1
Nimes Olympique vs AS Saint-Etienne (5) 1-2
Olympique de Marseille vs Dijon FCO (6) 1-0
German Bundesliga:
VfB Stuttgart vs Werder Bremen (5) 1-1
Union Berlin vs Hertha Berlin (5) 2-1, at least one red card in this game
German Bundesliga 2:
Darmstadt 98 vs Fortuna Dusseldorf (5) over 2.5 goals
Hannover 96 vs Hamburger SV (5) over 2.5 goals
Nurnberg vs Paderborn 07 (6) 1-2
Jahn Regensburg vs Erzgebirge Aue (6) 1-0
SV Sandhausen vs Wurzburger Kickers (5) 2-2
Hungarian Liga 1:
Varda SE vs Fehervar (6) 0-1
Puskas FC vs Mezokovesd-Zsory (6) 2-1
Budafoki MTE vs Ferencvaros (7) 1-2
Israeli Ligat Ha’al:
Maccabi Netanya vs Bnei Sakhnin (5) 1-1
Hapoel Haifa vs Bnei Yehuda Tel-Aviv (6) 2-1
Dutch Eredivisie:
Feyenoord Rotterdam vs Fortuna Sittard (6) 2-1
ADO Den Haag vs FC Utrecht (7) over 2.5 goals
PSV Eindhoven vs Heracles Almelo (7) over 2.5 goals
FC Emmen vs RKC Waalwijk (6) 1-1
SC Heerenveen vs AFC Ajax Amsterdam (7) over 2.5 goals
Portuguese Liga 1:
Belenenses vs Boavista (6) 0-0
Vitoria Guimaraes vs Tondela (5) 2-1
Famalicao vs Pacos de Ferreira (5) 2-1
Portuguese Liga 2:
Feirense vs Cova de Piedade (6) 2-0
Vilafranquense vs Mafra (5) 1-0
Romanian Liga 1:
Botosani vs Viitorul Constanta (6) 2-1
UTA Arad vs Sepsi (5) 0-1
FCSB vs Universitatea Craiova (6) 1-0
Russian Premier League:
Ural Sverdlovskaya Oblast vs Arsenal Tula (6) 1-1
Tambov vs CSKA Moscow (7) over 2.5 goals
FK Rostov vs Spartak Moscow (5) 1-1
Swedish Svenska Cupen:
Djurgarden vs Hammarby (5) 2-1, at least one red card in this game
Swiss Super League:
Servette vs Lugano (5) 1-1
FC Sion vs Young Boys Bern (7) 0-2
Spanish Primera Liga:
Deportivo Alaves vs Celta de Vigo (5) 1-0
Elche vs Real Betis Balompie (6) 0-0
Cadiz vs Valencia (5) 2-1
Sevilla vs Atletico Madrid (6) 1-1
Turkish Super Lig:
BB Erzurumspor vs Konyaspor (5) 2-1
Alanyaspor vs Genclerbirligi (6) 2-1
Ankaragucu vs Antalyaspor (5) 0-1
Istanbul BB vs Yeni Malatyaspor (5) 2-1
Kasimpasa vs Besiktas JK (7) over 2.5 goals
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