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Although Crotone are still battling heroically, they look a bit spent now. Good tactical setups are not struggling to contain them anymore, as both Udinese and Sampdoria demonstrated lately. Internazionale should not struggle to beat such a team, especially not when facing a Serie B level defence.
Verdict: Internazionale to win at 11/50.
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Barcelona lost at home against Granada earlier this week, and Real Madrid – despite their European commitments – need to capitalise upon it by winning today. Osasuna will put them through the wringer, I’m sure – Pamplona’s finest aren’t afraid of working hard, after all! However, Real Madrid have enough composure, match-winners, and experience to do what’s necessary here, although I suspect it’ll be done in a somewhat unfashionable fashion.
Verdict: Real Madrid to win at 9/25.
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It looks like Sporting have done enough to get over the finish line but they have been stumbling lately, which is something I thought would happen a lot earlier than it has. How they’ve won this title is beyond me, but fair play to them for being strong enough mentally to keep working and believing in themselves because that’s all it can have been. That should be enough to see them take another step toward the title by beating islanders Nacional today too. The visitors are desperate, but only wins count for them now. Playing openly against the league leaders is fatal, so I envision a touch of inevitability about this one.
Verdict: Sporting Clube de Portugal to win at 1/4.
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With Opava now dead and buried, I’d like to think that Bohemians 1905 would have an easier ride here than they’d have had if they were facing Mlada Boleslav, for example, who are still playing for something.
The capital club never make things easy for themselves though. They made brilliant signings this season but never properly clicked. Then they had a lot of injuries in 2021, which is still the case now, and that’s even made them question whether they can beat the drop or not this season. Things look better now, but they still need to win. It’s not a complicated fixture at this moment in time, and even though they’re away from home, Bohemians 1905 should have enough about them to pick up three points here.
The work-rate at the away team has not dissipated; it’s remained constant this season, which is handy because nothing else has worked out. Their chance conversion has been surprisingly poor, considering that their main strikers are Pulkrab and Necid. They are still making things happen though, which is encouraging enough for me to trust them today. Opava may give them a few frights – although no doubt as many as Bohemians 1905 will give themselves! – but the visitors can’t really have any complaints for failing today.
Opava aren’t good enough for this level, hence their relegation. They’ve looked that way for most of this season (although not all of it, to be fair), and it’s especially true now that their relegation has been confirmed. They’re conceding goals far too easily, and some of their belief has gone. They’re not at a stage whereby they’ve abandoned their morals i.e. they’re still battling hard for 50/50 balls, and trying to upset their opponents. It’s the little things in the final third that they’ve stopped doing though, whether it’s making runs in behind, trusting their teammates to play them back in from one-twos, or making the right call in an advanced position. By no means are Opava horrendous, but they’re simply not looking capable of competing at this level right now.
With the above in mind, Bohemians 1905 really should pick up the points today, injuries or not, especially as Opava have players out too.
Verdict: Bohemians 1905 to win at 9/10.
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At this stage of the season, Liechtenstein’s finest are battling hard to stay in the Super League. They’ve pulled off some really good results because of it, but I always find it kind of hard to take them seriously when it comes to staying in the Super League.
You see, no matter where Vaduz finish in the Swiss footballing hierarchy, they still can’t qualify for Europe. It’s a physical impossibility. The only way Vaduz can quality for Europe is by winning the FL1 Active Cup, which consists of Liechtenstein-only teams, and it goes without saying that they win it 99.9% of the time. I’m sure there are others, but the only exception to that rule I can think of is Eschen/Mauren. Vaduz are the biggest and best team in the country, and they should always be able to show it.
Subsequently, their struggle against relegation isn’t quite as significant as it is for FC Sion, for example, who have invested a lot of money in attempting to do well in the Super League. It may just be me, but that’s made Vaduz that bit easier to watch at this stage of the season than normal. Yes, they’re still playing rather cautiously – I mean, I’m sure they’d rather test themselves against the best that Switzerland has to offer – but there’s also enjoyment about what they do. They’re still attacking, and they’re still scoring good goals, just like they did in the Challenge League. In other words, they are playing intelligently enough to avoid the drop without playing with any fear – and I like that.
They should have some joy against Luzern today too. Vaduz have been really good from set pieces in 2021, and Luzern can’t defend at the best of times. Vaduz may not have the best players in the Super League, but they do have a very varied, industrious group, which makes predicting them somewhat challenging. Converting their opportunities has been problematic this season, but bearing in mind how many chances Luzern tend to give away, I can’t help but feel that Vaduz are set for three points today.
Am I bold enough to back that outcome? Absolutely not. Luzern are twice as good as Vaduz, should they choose to be. I know they’ve had problems with absentees in these past few weeks with star striker Sorgic amongst those to have been missing, as well as Schultz and Ugrinic. However, you have to keep in mind that the lakesiders invested seriously well this season. They brought in six or seven match-winners, the likes of which have not been seen in these parts for a lot of years. Admittedly, that’s turned them into even more of a top-heavy team than usual, but it’s dangerous to write off their attack.
When they’re playing with fire, Luzern are very strong. Lately, that fire has dissipated somewhat, it’s true, and I blame absentees for that. It’s entirely possible that their minds are now set on the Schweizer Pokal, which is a very winnable competition for them. However, they’re a team that likes to play good attacking football at all times, and that should not change at the Rheinpark Stadion today. They have their limitations, Luzern, but goal-scoring is not one of them.
Therefore, I expect Luzern to turn up and keep this game open. What the game holds for them if they should do that, I honestly couldn’t say. Part of me thinks that Vaduz are more rugged, and have a better balance, but another part of me says that Luzern could score four here with the likes of Tasar on the pitch. That’s why I’m going to cheerfully ignore the 1×2 market altogether. However, being able to back over 2.5 goals at the odds quoted appeals to me, hence the tip.
Verdict: Over 2.5 goals at 4/5.
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Islanders Santa Clara have performed very well in 2021. It can’t be proven as to why this run-of-the-mill team has done as well as they have, but the general consensus in Portugal is that it’s because of where they’re based – The Azores.
You see, whilst everybody else has been banned from having home crowds, Santa Clara have not had that problem. They’ve been able to have fans at home games for a while now, and I believe that’s helped them win more than usual. Subsequently, they’ve built up a head of steam, and have actually performed consistently well for a while now. Again, they’re not a special team on paper, but their collective output has been very good, especially in front of goal. In other words, this is a team to take seriously for now.
I also think that they’ve picked a good time to face Boavista, who are struggling – and have been for most of 2021. The expectations were large for the visitors when they brought in some big names/hot prospects like Angel Gomes pre-season but it’s seldom shown. Too often they look disjointed and clunky, which has led to them dropping more points than they’ve picked up, and requiring a lot of luck in order to win matches.
What else can be expected from such a team though? I mean, you have to bear in mind that ever since they were reinstated in this division, they’ve had to play with lower league players to survive. That’s meant focusing heavily on their organisation and work-rate, and those players, no matter how limited they are, have done them proud. That, and playing on a plastic pitch, afforded them a substantial advantage for a significant period of time, which ultimately meant that they avoided relegation.
That type of team can’t become Braga overnight, you know? They’d struggle to become Guimaraes overnight! Yes, they’re better in defence, better at producing moments of magic in the final third, and better at converting chances because of the individuals they’ve acquired, but the spine of this team is still very average – and they’re not connecting with the better players that have joined. It’s a simple enough conflict to understand, but one that can only really be resolved by better players arriving, which hasn’t happened yet. Subsequently, this Boavista team has become one I find easier to bet against than I have in ages.
Santa Clara may not be amazing, but with a lot of fans supporting them, all the motivation in the world because of the potential of European football next season, and a disjointed opponent before, backing the islanders today really does make sense. I don’t see it being easy, but it’s the kind of match that Santa Clara should be able to navigate their way to victory in.
Verdict: Santa Clara to win at 11/10.
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People are treating this DFB Pokal match as a banker, which I find interesting. Dortmund being better than Kiel is not a secret, and anything but eventual Dortmund progression would be a bit of a surprise. However, let’s not forget that Kiel put Bayern Munich out – and by no means was it a smash-and-grab job. I thought Kiel did their homework on Bayern marvellously, really hurting them with diagonals over the top, and they’d have won it in normal time had VAR been in place as the Bayern opener was clearly offside. They needed some luck to get to penalties after it went to extra-time because they were knackered by then, but the penalties they took – against Neuer, no less! – were absolutely superb. Kiel deserved to go through, and with all due respect to Dortmund, Bayern are better, smarter, and more experienced than they are.
The only thing that goes in Dortmund’s favour here is the timing of the fixture. Because of Covid-19, Kiel had a couple of weeks without a match, which I previously considered to be a positive. However, they were poor in their defeat against Heidenheim, and I have absolutely no idea how they managed to avoid defeat against Nurnberg earlier this week. Fair enough, Nurnberg are better than the Bundesliga 2 table suggests they are, and they’re playing with freedom now the pressure of avoiding relegation has gone. However, Kiel couldn’t get out of their own half until changes were made in the second-half, and Nurnberg hit the woodwork at least twice by my count.
To put it bluntly, Kiel look a bit sloppy at the moment. A team like that isn’t good enough to do well when they’re sloppy. They thrive because of hard work, understanding, and for this season only, tactics. They’re an excellent ‘mirror’ team, Kiel, and they seldom leave games without scoring at least once. Even against Nurnberg, whilst thoroughly under the cosh, they made changes that allowed them to score. This is a typically resilient group of fighters, and one that should not be taken lightly.
I appreciate that Kiel aren’t performing to their maximum right now, but this game may as well be the DFB Pokal final to them because they’re facing Dortmund, one of Germany’s biggest clubs. I find it incredibly unlikely that Kiel won’t be up for this game, despite recent bumps in the road. I think they’ll give it everything they’ve got, and with all due respect to Dortmund, Kiel don’t have a great deal to fear about them.
I know that Haaland, Guerreiro, Sancho (if fit) are all brilliant match-winners, and they could steer Dortmund to a dominant win today. That’s the measure of their individual brilliance. Collectively speaking though, this team does little for me. I will concede that they tend to be at their best at the business end of the season because mentally, they’re actually rather resilient now – thanks to the work that Favre did before he was sacked. I’m sure Rose will find a good use for it when he’s in charge next season too.
As a unit though, Dortmund are not a patch on what they used to be. They aren’t controlling games well enough, they’re far too suspect from set pieces and fast counters, and they just don’t penetrate enough for me to fear them. It’s bold, I grant you, because Dortmund should win a semi-final like this without batting an eyelid – but I don’t think it’ll be that way. Much like Dortmund, Kiel tend to be a big game type of team, and the pressure is all on the odds-on favourites. I guess I can surmise it by saying that I think Dortmund will fall short of expectations today, whether they go though or not.
I’m not confident enough to take the 1×2 market on here. I don’t trust Dortmund enough, and Kiel aren’t playing well enough. However, backing both teams to score seems a reasonable enough call at generous odds.
Verdict: Both teams to score at evens.
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:
Brisbane Roar – Brown returns. Aldred is absent. Flottmann has joined on loan, and debutised last time out.
Wellington Phoenix – Muratovic, DeVere, and Hudson-Wihongi are absent. Ridenton, Piscopo, and McGnig return.
Perth Glory – Warland, Langkamp, D’Agostino, and Stynes are absent. Bodnar, Ingham, and Wilson return.
Macarthur FC – Franjic, Jovanovic, Oar, and Susnjar are absent. Popovic, Najjar, and Susaeta return.
Western Sydney Wanderers – O’Doherty, Kalac, and Janjetovic are absent. Yeboah and Natta return. McDonald may debutise.
Sydney FC – Zullo, Zuvela, Heward-Belle, Le Fondre, and Niuewenhof are absent.
Belgian Eerste Klasse:
KV Oostende – McGeehan is absent. Guri is a doubt.
Standard de Liege – Vanheusden and Bokadi are absent. Oulare is a doubt.
Croatina Prva Liga:
Slaven Koprivnica –
Dinamo Zagreb –
Hajduk Split –
Rijeka –
Czechia Liga 1:
Opava – Brezina, Cvancara, Nesicky, Pikul, Smola, and Tiehi are absent.
Bohemians 1905 – Jindrisek, Hulka, Pokorny, Ugwu, Vacek, Vales, Vanicek, Hronek, Bederka, and Bartek are absent. Kostl is a doubt.
Marila Pribram – Novy and Rezek are absent. Cmiljanovic, Lalkovic, and Lanka are doubts.
Ceske Budejovice – Ledecky and Skovajsa are absent.
Slovacko – Cicilia is absent.
Mlada Boleslav – Graiciar, Divis, Jirasek, Masek, Pech, and Tataev are absent.
Banik Ostrava – Juroska and Kuzmanovic are absent. Mena is a doubt.
Zbrojovka Brno – Hlavica, Krystufek, Reiter, Sural, and Vanek are absent.
English Premier League:
Crystal Palace – Cahill returns. Ferguson, McArthur, Sakho, and Wickham are absent.
Manchester City – Stones is absent. Gundogan is a doubt.
Brighton & Hove Albion – White returns. Tau and Lallana are doubts. March, Andone, and Lamptey are absent.
Leeds United – Raphinha, Forshaw, and Cooper are absent. Rodrigo returns.
Chelsea – Kovacic and Rudiger are absent.
Fulham – Loftus-Cheek and Cairney are absent. Tete returns.
Everton – Keane returns. Gbamin and Doucoure are absent.
Aston Villa – Sanson, Grealish, and Trezeguet are absent.
French Ligue 1:
Paris Saint-Germain – Bernat and Letellier are absent.
Racing Club Lens – Michelin, Kakuta, Sotoca, Sylla, Traore, Haidara, Doucoure, and Bade are absent.
Lille OSC – Weah is absent.
OGC Nice – Maolida, Dante, Gouiri, Reine-Adelaide, and Thuram are absent.
German DFB Pokal:
Bv09 Borussia Dortmund – Dahoud, Moukoko, Schmelzer, Raschl, Witsel, and Zagadou are absent.
Holstein Kiel – Ignjovski, Awuku, Kirkeskov, Reimann, Sterner, and Thesker are absent.
Israeli Ligat Ha’al:
Ironi Kiryat Shmona – Broun and Touray are absent. Ansah is a doubt.
MS Ashdod – Azulai, David, Awani, Ben-Zaken are absent. Gordana, Bayou, and Barihon are doubts.
Maccabi Petah Tikva – Hadida, Lupeta, and Ronen are absent. Abeda returns.
Maccabi Haifa – Mabouka, Haziza, and Chery are absent. Rukavytsya is a doubt.
Bnei Yehuda Tel-Aviv – Levi is absent.
Maccabi Netanya – Boss Atteveld has a touchline ban. Sehovic, Ashkenazi, and Amos are absent. Banda returns.
Hapoel Hadera – Osman is absent.
Bnei Sakhnin – Fallach, Kayal, and Velasquez are absent. Kelly returns.
Italian Serie A:
Hellas Verona – Veloso, Tameze, Vieira, and Ceccherini are doubts.
Spezia – Mattiello is absent.
Crotone – Di Carmine is absent.
Internazionale – Vidal and Kolarov are absent.
AC Milan – No absentees.
Benevento – Sau and Moncini are absent. Foulon, Letizia, and Tuia are doubts.
Italian Serie B:
Venezia – Ala-Myllymaki, Karlsson, Vacca, Lezzerini, Svoboda, and Lanzafame are absent.
Chievo Verona – No absentees.
Lecce – Adjapong, Listkowski, Felici, Monterisi, Maselli, and Borbei are absent.
Cittadella – Cassandro, Tavernelli, Benedetti, and Tsadjout are absent.
Ascoli – Cavion, Pinna, Lico, Vellios, and Ghazoini are absent.
Empoli – Mancuso and Romagnoli are absent.
Virtus Entella – Pavic is absent.
Vicenza – Padella and Rigoni are absent.
Salernitana – Dziczek and Djuric are absent.
Monza – 8 unnamed players sanctioned by the club, and will not play. Gytkjaer, Maric, Lamanna, and Donati are absent.
Cosenza – Mbakogu, Petrucci, Bittante, and Sciaudone are absent.
Pescara – Balzano, Memushaj, and Drudi are absent.
Frosinone – Salvi, Iacobucci, Curado, Baroni, and Vitale are absent.
Pisa – No absentees.
Reggiana – Mazzocchi and Kargbo are absent.
Pordenone – Musiolik, Calo, Barison, and Finotto are absent.
Cremonese – Coccolo, Celar, Ravanelli, and Strizzolo are absent.
Reggina – Situm, Faty, Micovschi, Kingsley, and Montalto are absent.
Brescia – Spalek and Chancellor are absent. Donnarumma is a doubt.
SPAL – Vicari, Viviani, and Valoti are absent.
Dutch Eredivisie:
Heracles Almelo – Biljeveld and Breukers are absent.
VVV Venlo – Janssen, Shabani, and Gelmi are absent.
Fortuna Sittard – Tirpan and van Osch are absent.
FC Twente Enschede – Oosterwolde, Pierie, and Cerny are absent.
RKC Waalwijk – Wouters and El Haddouti are absent.
AZ Alkmaar – Clasie and Hatzdiakos are absent.
Vitesse Arnhem – Dasa, Rasmussen, Wittek, Vroegh, Bazoer, and Tronstad are absent.
PEC Zwolle – van Polen, Reijnders, Pherai, van Duinen, Bertrams, van Wermeskerken, Buitink, and Misidjan are absent.
FC Utrecht – Hoogma, Mahi, van der Maaret, and Janssen are absent.
Willem II – Nelom, Ruiter, and Schippers are absent.
Portuguese Liga 1:
Gil Vicente – No absentees.
Farense – Lucca is absent.
Santa Clara – Romao is absent.
Boavista – Reisinho is absent.
Portimonense – Cande, Lucas, and Willyan are absent.
Rio Ave – Junio, Pinto, and Pereira are absent.
Sporting Clube de Portugal – Adan, Inacio, and Tomas are absent.
CD Nacional de Madeira – No absentees.
Romanian Liga 1:
Botosani – Al Mawas is absent.
Sepsi – No absentees.
UTA Arad – Benga, Tomozei, and Isac are absent.
Chindia Targoviste – Pitian is a doubt.
Russian Premier League:
Rubin Kazan – Kvaratshkelia, Saito, and Uremovic are absent.
Dinamo Moscow – No absentees.
Rotor Volgograd – No absentees.
Akhmat Grozny – Bystrov and Utsiev are absent.
CSKA Moscow – Dzagoev, Fernandes, Bohinen, Karpov, Magnusson, Maradishvili, Nababkin, and Zaynutdinov are absent.
FK Ufa – Jokic and Dzantiev are absent.
FK Krasnodar – Ramirez is absent.
PFC Sochi – Joaozinho and Popov are doubts.
Spanish Primera Liga:
Eibar – Bigas, Recio, and Pozo are absent.
Deportivo Alaves – Ely, Duarte, Cordoba, Abqar, and both Lopezs are absent.
Elche – Carrillo and Mojica are absent.
Atletico Madrid – Lodi is a doubt.
Huesca – Escriche, Ontiveros, and Valera are absent.
Real Sociedad – Merino, Illarramendi, Gonzalez, Fernandez, Moya, Munoz, Pacheco, and Sangalli are absent.
Real Madrid – Carvajal, Lucas Vazquez, Mendy, and Valverde are absent. Ramos is a doubt.
CA Osasuna – Ruben is absent.
Swedish Allsvenskan:
Sirius – No absentees.
Kalmar FF – No absentees.
Hammarby – Widgren and Paulinho are absent.
BK Hacken Goteborg – Irandust, Tuominen, and Abrahamsson are absent.
Swiss Super League:
Vaduz – Obexer, Prokopic, and Wieser are absent. Dorn, Djokic, and Gajic are doubts.
Luzern – Binous, Schurpf, Schulz, and Ndenge are absent.
FC Basel – Jorge, Padula, and Xhaka are absent.
St. Gallen – Youan, Stillhart, Krauchi, and Abaz are absent. Quintilla is a doubt.
Swiss Challenge League:
FC Wil – Izmirlioglu and Ismaili are absent. Tushi is a doubt.
FC Schaffhausen – Djoulou, Paulinho, and Sarr are absent. Lika is a doubt.
Turkish Super Lig:
Antalyaspor – No news.
Goztepe – No news.
Besiktas JK – Tosun, Aboubakar, and Hasic are absent.
Hatayspor – Sackey, Kamara, Ornek, and Ilgaz are absent.
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:
Brisbane Roar vs Wellington Phoenix (4) 0-1
Perth Glory vs Macarthur FC (5) 0-1
Western Sydney Wanderers vs Sydney FC (4) 2-1, at least one red card in this game
Austrian Cup:
LASK Linz vs Salzburg (6) 1-2
Belgian Eerste Klasse:
KV Oostende vs Standard de Liege (5) 2-1
Belgian Eerste Klasse Promotion/Relegation Play-Off:
RFC Seraing vs Waasland-Beveren (5) 2-1
Croatina Prva Liga:
Slaven Koprivnica vs Dinamo Zagreb (4) 2-1
Hajduk Split vs Rijeka (5) 1-1
Czechia Liga 1:
Opava vs Bohemians 1905 (6) 1-2
Marila Pribram vs Ceske Budejovice (6) 1-1
Slovacko vs Mlada Boleslav (6) over 2.5 goals
Banik Ostrava vs Zbrojovka Brno (5) 1-1
English Premier League:
Crystal Palace vs Manchester City (5) 1-1
Brighton & Hove Albion vs Leeds United (6) 0-0
Chelsea vs Fulham (6) 2-1, at least one red card in this game
Everton vs Aston Villa (5) 1-0
Estonian Meistriliiga:
Flora Paide vs Legion (6) over 2.5 goals
Tulevik vs Nomme Kalju (7) 0-1
French Ligue 1:
Paris Saint-Germain vs Racing Club Lens (5) 2-1
Lille OSC vs OGC Nice (6) 1-0
German DFB Pokal:
Bv09 Borussia Dortmund vs Holstein Kiel (5) 2-1
Hungarian Liga 1:
Zalaegerszegi TE vs Varda SE (5) 2-1
Ferencvaros vs Mezokovesd-Zsory (6) 2-1
Icelandic Pepsideild:
HK vs KA (5) 1-1
Stjarnan Gardabaer vs Leiknir Reykjavik (5) 1-0
Fylkir Reykjavik vs FH (6) 1-2
Israeli Ligat Ha’al:
Ironi Kiryat Shmona vs MS Ashdod (5) 0-0
Maccabi Petah Tikva vs Maccabi Haifa (6) 1-1
Bnei Yehuda Tel-Aviv vs Maccabi Netanya (5) 1-0
Hapoel Hadera vs Bnei Sakhnin (5) 1-2
Italian Serie A:
Hellas Verona vs Spezia (5) 2-2
Crotone vs Internazionale (8) 0-2
AC Milan vs Benevento (7) 2-1
Italian Serie B:
Venezia vs Chievo Verona (5) 0-0
Lecce vs Cittadella (4) 2-2
Ascoli vs Empoli (5) 1-2
Virtus Entella vs Vicenza (5) 2-1
Salernitana vs Monza (6) 1-0
Cosenza vs Pescara (5) over 2.5 goals
Frosinone vs Pisa (6) over 2.5 goals
Reggiana vs Pordenone (4) 1-2
Cremonese vs Reggina (5) 1-1
Brescia vs SPAL (6) 1-0
Dutch Eredivisie:
Heracles Almelo vs VVV Venlo (6) over 2.5 goals
Fortuna Sittard vs FC Twente Enschede (5) 2-2
RKC Waalwijk vs AZ Alkmaar (6) over 2.5 goals
Vitesse Arnhem vs PEC Zwolle (6) 1-0
FC Utrecht vs Willem II (6) over 2.5 goals
Portuguese Liga 1:
Gil Vicente vs Farense (5) 1-1
Santa Clara vs Boavista (6) 1-0
Portimonense vs Rio Ave (5) 2-2
Sporting Clube de Portugal vs CD Nacional de Madeira (7) 1-0
Portuguese Liga 2:
Chaves vs Mafra (7) 2-0
FC Porto II vs Cova de Piedade (6) over 2.5 goals
Romanian Liga 1:
Botosani vs Sepsi (5) 1-2
UTA Arad vs Chindia Targoviste (5) 0-1
Russian Premier League:
Rubin Kazan vs Dinamo Moscow (5) 0-1
Rotor Volgograd vs Akhmat Grozny (6) 0-0
CSKA Moscow vs FK Ufa (4) 0-1
FK Krasnodar vs PFC Sochi (5) 2-1
Spanish Primera Liga:
Eibar vs Deportivo Alaves (6) 2-2, at least one red card in this game
Elche vs Atletico Madrid (5) 0-1
Huesca vs Real Sociedad (6) 1-2
Real Madrid vs CA Osasuna (7) 2-0
Swedish Allsvenskan:
Sirius vs Kalmar FF (5) 0-0
Hammarby vs BK Hacken Goteborg (6) 2-1
Swiss Super League:
Vaduz vs Luzern (4) over 2.5 goals
FC Basel vs St. Gallen (5) 2-2
Swiss Challenge League:
FC Wil vs FC Schaffhausen (5) 1-1
Turkish Super Lig:
Antalyaspor vs Goztepe (5) 2-1
Besiktas JK vs Hatayspor (5) 1-1
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