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KO: (UK time)
City look a bit too lethal at the moment, and need to keep winning to keep their Premier League title hopes alive. Leicester City look a stone cold atrocity right now so if they were to get a positive result in the north here, it would be a huge surprise to me.
Verdict: Manchester City to win at 4/25.
KO: (UK time)
Ankaragucu don’t tend to travel very well, and Fenerbahce are one of the best outfits in Turkey right now. There’s not much of a Super Lig quality gap nowadays but there is enough of one here for me to trust in the home win.
Verdict: Fenerbahce to win at 33/100.
KO: (UK time)
There are obviously a lot of big games at this time of year. It’s hard to think of a bigger one in Germany’s Bundesliga 2 than this one, though.
SV Sandhausen are normally really good at avoiding the drop. They’ve got a good enough squad to do it this time too, but currently find themselves nine points from safety with seven games remaining so it goes without saying that they need to win as many games as possible. That process seems to have already begun under their new manager; they’ve been involved in plenty of high-scoring matches for a team that was formerly just a, “sit and counter” kind of outfit. It’s not doing them any good, however – they keep losing. They have to keep going for wins though; draws just don’t help anymore.
Things aren’t so different for Magdeburg though. They’re playing better, and they’re in a loftier position, but they’re only a few points away from the relegation battle themselves. They’re certainly not in a position to take this kind of game lightly; losing it could derail their campaign significantly at the business end of it. They need to stay focused, and as it’s their best chance of winning any of their remaining matches this season, I have to believe that they’ll go for maximum points rather than playing any games of chess.
To be fair to Magdeburg, they’ve played well lately anyway. They’ve put in some good shifts with their excellent possession football, and they’ve found it really easy to carve out opportunities. They’re not always taken, but they do tend to be at home. It surprises me that they’re doing as well as they are, though – Castaignos, Schuler, and Bell Bell are still amongst their absentees, for example, and Kwarteng (arguably their star of the season) has been out for almost a month now. It just goes to show how effective they are as a unit though.
They’re a nightmare to deal with though, Magdeburg. For all of their limitations, they play good football, have a strong mentality, and aren’t afraid to attack. I’ve liked what I’ve seen from them for a while now, and I fervently hope that they avoid the relegation battle because they contribute significantly to the Bundesliga 2 at the moment. Realistically speaking, they should be winning matches like this. It’s a great time to host SV Sandhausen, and they should be pushing for three points.
Something makes me unable to oppose SV Sandhausen though. At this stage of the season, they just seem to come alive from nowhere. I’ve seen them pull off outrageous results over the years, which have ended up keeping them in the division. Why not again now? Let’s not pretend that they’re the worst team in the division because they’re not. The worst defence, perhaps, but not the worst team; they’ve got several attackers that would walk into at least 50% of the Bundesliga 2’s clubs.
They just aren’t performing as a unit though; that’s the problem. That’s quite unlike them, too. They’re lucky to have the Kinsombis and Esswein there or else they’d already be relegated, in my view. I can’t write this team off, though. It should only take a positive result to get them going, and when they get into that headstrong place, they’re far more of a handful than the bookies would have you believe they are.
Therefore, as logical as backing the home win would be, I much prefer goals. I don’t see SV Sandhausen keeping Magdeburg out, and their requirement to win means throwing caution to the wind. With that in mind, an open game is to be expected, and thus hopefully goals too.
Verdict: Over 3 Asian goals at 117/100.
KO: (UK time)
I shouldn’t like Honka as much as I do at the moment, but I do. I’m not going to read much into their derby defeat against HJK in their Veikkausliiga opener; that’s an occupational hazard in Finland.
Instead, I’m choosing to focus on the good things in their squad. For example, they’ve kept the faith with Vasara as manager, who knows this squad inside out by now. They’ve made good acquisitions whilst also keeping hold of key players. For example, Kaufmann is still an excellent match-winner at this level. They’ve re-signed Alegria from Rangers after his failed attempt to emulate Morelos, and Krebs/Jansen stuck around after a good first campaign in Finland.
I have some concerns over elements of their defence. I mean, Hernandez can be a bit wild at times, as can Banahene. Aalto has seen better days. It also feels like sometimes they favour brawn over brains. Nevertheless, this is me nit-picking; they’ve got good options compared to most Veikkausliiga outfits, and they are annoying to try and score against in general, especially with talented Rudakov between the sticks.
My main concern with Honka is the same one I always have with them; will they play as a team, or as individuals? They can win games via the latter approach but it’s not as easy in a division where chances do not flow freely. Still, there’s enough cohesion here for Honka to play as a team, particularly at home, and I have to believe that they’ll prove it against a predictable SJK side. Honka’s flaws may come to light another day, but it shouldn’t be today
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Fortunately for the home team, their opponents are the epitome of a disaster in Finnish football. What started out as a really promising project years back rapidly became a running joke as they simply change managers all of the time, constantly sell/buy players, and never achieve anything. The outfit from Seinajoki seldom perform as a unit because they know that the current direction of the project will not last, and thus it’s quite easy to disrupt them, or unsettle them.
They still have some good players, of course – Dunwoody is one of their more consistent players. As ever though, there’s a lack of cohesion. Old heads like Hetemaj have gone, Jervis has moved to India, and what’s left requires gelling. It’s going to take more than a home win against Haka Valkeakoski for me to suddenly fear this team, capable though their individuals undeniably are.
For me, the home win at 91/100 is appealing – Honka should be able to control and win this game against a disjointed SJK side.
Verdict: FC Honka Espoo to win at 91/100.
KO: (UK time)
Hacken surprised me by drubbing Hammarby in their Allsvenskan opener but fair play to them; it shows that last season was not simply a flash in the pan. I remember doubting them at the start of last season because of all the players they’d let go without replacing, but they sure did prove me wrong.
I like that they’ve not changed their approach this season either. It would have been easy to do so, given that they’re the champions, and they’ve got Europe in a couple of months. Instead, they’ve made low-key signings that will suit Hogmo’s approach more, and despite Jeremejeff’s latest jaunt to the continent, they still look lethal in the final third. I don’t quite know how they do it, but as a unit they’re a seriously impressive outfit, which no doubt causes for begrudgingly admiring glances from their neighbours, IFK Goteborg, who have plenty of money and bugger all by way of unity.
Hacken seem to be able to rely on younger and younger players. I mean, look at Traore! He did well in the Svenska Cupen, but then a hat-trick against Hammarby? It seems they’ve found another gem that will almost certainly end up in the Eredivisie before the end of 2023. By no means is he the only one though. Sadiq is beginning to show glimpses of the form he had at FC Nordsjaelland, Oden Larsen has been excellent, and their defence has looked really solid too. It’s a really healthy balance that they’ve established.
Consider all of the players that they have to come into their squad too. Kamara, Sana, Simon Gustafson, Turgott, Sonko – they all contribute different things, and they’re all good players. If Hacken are as good as they are now without them, imagine how good they’ll be in the months to come! I’m really quite taken with this team, just in case it’s not clear, and I can’t see them failing to impress me whilst hosting poor-travelling Kalmar FF.
I have to imagine that Kalmar FF would be most welcome in Goteborg here, given that they beat IFK Goteborg 2-0 last time out – Hacken fans will have loved that! They’re always a team to respect, the visitors, but a team that does struggle to impose themselves away from home. They’re industrious and possess strong mentalities, but they do lack quality when it matters – the perks of not having much money, I suppose. I admire what they are, though – they’re a very consistent club in general, and I love that Romarinho is still there too.
I think they’ll find this game a bit too tough though. Hacken is not the kind of team to take lightly anymore, and I don’t see the visitors making enough of their opportunities to cause an upset. I mean, Skrabb, Netabay, Romarinho, Hummet – it’s enough to unsettle half of the Allsvenskan, but not the top-half. Their defence is decent this time around but again, they’re just a bit out of their depth here.
I’m wary of giving picks that rely significantly on a quality gap but I don’t think that this is one of those picks. Hacken are working hard, there’s no arrogance in their squad, and they’ve got plenty of players that are hungry to prove themselves. I think they’ll negate any threats that Kalmar FF have, and outscore them, hence my interest in the -1 Asian Handicap.
Verdict: BK Hacken Goteborg to beat the -1 Asian Handicap at 24/25.
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:
Central Coast Mariners – Tapp and Windust are absent. Nkololo and Silvera are slight doubts.
Melbourne City – Sulemani, van der Venne, and Leckie are absent. Good and Berisha are slight doubts.
Western Sydney Wanderers – Marcelo and Russell are absent. Cleur is a slight doubt.
Melbourne Victory – Bozinovski, Brimmer, and Nani are absent. Geria is a doubt.
Austrian Bundesliga:
Hartberg – No absentees.
SCR Altach – Schreiner, Reiter, Jungdal, and Zwischenbrugger are absent. Balic is a doubt.
Austria Lustenau – Bellache and Berger are absent.
Wolfsberger AC – Gutlbauer and Leitgeb are absent.
Belgian Eerste Klasse:
AS Eupen – Alloh, Bessile, Bitumanzala, Deom, Gorenc, A. Keita, and Magee are absent.
Zulte-Waregem – Ciranni is absent.
Cercle Brugge – Utkus, Miangue, and David are absent.
Sint-Truiden – Leistner is absent. Fabinho is a doubt.
KV Oostende – Dwomoh, Katelaris, and Musayev are absent.
OH Leuven – Nsingi, Kiyine, and Gonzalez are absent. Taildeman is a doubt.
Westerlo – Bernat, Daci, and Mineiro are absent.
Club Brugge – Boyata, Hendry, Odoi, and Sowah are absent.
Brazilian Serie A:
America Mineiro – No absentees.
Fluminense – Matheus Ferraz is absent.
Palmeiras – No absentees.
Cuiaba – Uendel is absent.
Botafogo – Gatito Fernandez is absent.
Sao Paulo – Caio and Moreira are absent.
Fortaleza – No absentees.
Internacional – Aranguiz and Gabriel are absent.
Athletico Paranaense – Marcelo Cirino and Bissoli are absent.
Goias – Luiz Filipe is absent.
RB Bragantino – Leo Ortiz is absent.
Bahia – Danilo Fernandes is absent.
Atletico Mineiro – Alan Kardec and Arana are absent.
Vasco da Gama – Gabriel Dias and Riquelme are absent.
Bulgarian A PFG:
Beroe – No news.
Slavia Sofia – Viachki and Minchev are doubts.
Czechia Liga 1:
Zlin – Fillo, Fantis, and Hlousek are absent.
Sigma Olomouc – Benes, Fortelny, Matousek, Prichystal, Rusek, Spacil, and Vrastil are absent. Gressak is a doubt.
Teplice – Knapik is absent.
Slovacko – Kohut is absent.
Baumit Jablonec – Kratochvil, Houska, Krob, and Malinsky are absent.
Slovan Liberec – Visinsky, Mikula, and Gebre Selassie are absent. Meszaros and Prebsl are doubts.
Sparta Prague – Celustka, Pesek, and Mejdr are absent. Minchev is a doubt.
Slavia Prague – Ogbu and Olayinka are absent. Boril, Doudera, Ewerton, Hromada, Jurasek, Kacharaba, Lingr, Mandous, Sevcik, Tecl, and Zaferis are doubts.
English Premier League:
Aston Villa – Cash, Bailey, Coutinho, Kamara, and Steer are absent.
Newcastle United – Fraser, Krafth, and Saint-Maximin are absent. Almiron is a doubt.
Chelsea – Broja, Chukwuemeka, and Koulibaly are absent.
Brighton & Hove Albion – Colwill, Lallana, Lamptey, Moder, and Sarimento are absent.
Everton – Coleman, Doucoure, and Townsend are absent. Calvert-Lewin and Vinagre are doubts.
Fulham – Kebano, Kurzawa, and Mitrovic are absent.
Southampton – Larios and Livramento are absent. Adams, Lavia, and Salisu are doubts.
Crystal Palace – Zaha and Guaita are absent. Ferguson and Richards are doubts.
Tottenham Hotspur – Bentancur, Bissouma, Moura, Davies, Emerson Royal, and Sessegnon are absent.
Bournemouth – Fredericks and Stanislas are absent. Senesi and Traore are doubts.
Wolverhampton Wanderers – Chiquinho, Jonny, Kalajdzic, and Neves are absent. Traore is a doubt.
Brentford – Ajer, Jansson, and Lewis-Potter are absent.
Manchester City – Mendy and Foden are absent.
Leicester City – Justin is absent. Barnes, Bertrand, and Tielemans are doubts.
Finnish Veikkausliiga:
FC Honka Espoo – No absentees.
SJK – Vainionpaa is a doubt.
Ilves – Ala-Myllymaki is absent.
Inter Turku – No absentees.
VPS – Numerous players return from illness/injury.
HJK – Kouassivi-Benissan, Olusanya, Lingman, Hetemaj, Tenho, Roope Riski, and Halme are absent.
French Ligue 1:
Stade Rennais – Assignon, Terrier, Truffert, and Xeka are absent. Mandanda is a doubt.
Stade de Reims – Holm and Lopy are absent.
Paris Saint-Germain – Neymar, Mukiele, Kimpembe, and Sanches are absent. Bernat and Verratti are doubts.
Racing Club Lens – Buksa, Cabot, Farinez, Fortes, Le Cardinal, and Said are absent.
German Bundesliga:
Bayern Munich – Hernandez, Hulsmann, Mane, Neuer, Schenk, Tel, and Wanner are absent. Choupo-Moting returns.
TSG Hoffenheim – Asllani, Bischof, Bruun Larsen, Che, Dabbur, Damar, Eduardo Quaresma, Noll, Pentke, and Quarshie are absent.
RB Leipzig – Clark, Gulacsi, Nickisch, X. Schlager, and Schlieck are absent. Nkunku returns. Poulsen is a doubt.
Augsburg – M. Berisha, Dorsch, Demirovic, Strobl, Gikiewicz, Oxford, Yeboah, and Zehnter are absent. Pedersen returns, as does Uduokhai.
Koln – Andersson, F. Dietz, Roloff, Skhiri, and Uth are absent.
Mainz 05 – Burkardt and Riess are absent.
VfB Stuttgart – Aidonis, Beyaz, Kuol, Nartey, L. Pfeiffer, Schock, and Ulrich are absent.
Bv09 Borussia Dortmund – Duranville, Gurpuz, Kamara, Lotka, Morey, Papadopoulos, N. Schlotterbeck, N. Schulz, and Unbehaun are absent. Sule is a doubt.
Eintracht Frankfurt – Bignetti, Gotze, Grahl, Horz, Lindstrom, Loune, Max, Otto, Schroder, Simoni, Smolcic, Toure, and Wenig are absent. Ndicka is a doubt.
Borussia Moenchengladbach – Borges Sanches, Doucoure, and Italiano are absent. Kone returns.
German Bundesliga 2:
Paderborn 07 – Pieringer is absent.
Hansa Rostock – Ananou, Korber, and Ltika are absent.
Holstein Kiel – Ignjovski, Pichler, and Schreiber are absent.
Nurnberg – S. Blum, F. Hubner, Mathenia, and Wekesser are absent.
Magdeburg – Bell Bell, Castaignos, Franzke, Halbouni, Heber, Kwarteng, Schuler, A. Muller, and Rieckmann are absent
SV Sandhausen – Diekmeier, Framberger, Mehlem, and Zenga are absent.
Kaiserslautern – Basenach, Rapp, and Weyand are absent.
Hamburger SV – Mickel, Oppermann, and Vuskovic are absent.
Israeli Ligat Ha’al:
Hapoel Jerusalem – Malmoud and Altman are absent. Nidam, Biton, and Bacu are doubts.
Maccabi Haifa – Menahem and Seck are absent.
Maccabi Tel-Aviv – Yeini is absent. Saborit returns.
MS Ashdod – Cooperman and Ohana are absent. Can’an returns.
Hapoel Haifa – Elhamid is absent. Polyakov and Sotiriu return.
Hapoel Tel-Aviv – Gonzales and Romareto are absent.
Hapoel Hadera – Zamir, Gottlieb are absent.
Ironi Kiryat Shmona – No news.
Sektzia Nes Tziona – No news.
Maccabi Bnei Raina – No news.
Italian Serie A:
Bologna – Arnautovic, Bagnolini, Cambiaso, Soriano, and Orsolini are absent.
Milan – Ibrahimovic is absent.
SSC Napoli – Simeone and Ndombele are absent. Osimhen is a doubt.
Hellas Verona – Veloso, Henry, Hrustic, Magnani, and Sulemana are absent.
Internazionale – Skirinar is absent.
Monza – Mota is absent.
Italian Serie B:
Ascoli – Caligara, Gnahore, Ciciretti, and Tavcar are absent.
Sudtirol – Pompetti, Fiordilino, Belardinelli, and Schiavone are absent.
Bari – Maiello and Scheidler are absent.
Como – No news.
Benevento – Letizia, Capellini, and El Kaouakibi are absent.
Reggina – Ricci, Galabinov, Obi, and Gagliolo are absent.
Cosenza – Florenzi, Brescianini, Zarate, Preszelik, Sidibe, Gozzi, Kongolo, Corsi, and Matosevic are absent.
Cittadella – Baldini, Asencio, and Ciriello are absent.
Genoa – No news.
Perugia – Dell’Orco and Olivieri are absent.
SPAL – Varnier and Valzania are absent.
Brescia – No news.
Venezia – Maenpaa, Jajalo, Jonsson, and Beghetto are absent.
Palermo – Stulac, Lancini, Di Mariano, Elia, and Bettella are absent.
Cagliari – Rog and Pavoletti are absent.
Frosinone – Lulic and Kone are absent.
Dutch Eredivisie:
RKC Waalwijk – No absentees.
FC Groningen – Blokzijl and Abraham are absent.
Sparta Rotterdam – de Guzman is absent.
SC Heerenveen – van Aken, Hall, van Beek, and Noppert are absent.
Norwegian Eliteserien:
Viking Stavanger – Pattynama is absent.
Lillestrom SK – No absentees.
Portuguese Liga 1:
Estoril – Africo is absent.
Portimonense – No absentees.
Maritimo Funchal – Trmal is absent.
Pacos de Ferreira – No absentees.
Chaves – Hernandez, Edu, Jesus, Monroy, and Obiora are absent.
SL Benfica – Bah and Draxler are absent. Ristic is a doubt.
FC Porto – No absentees.
Santa Clara – Domingos, Henrique, and Rocha are absent.
Spanish Primera Liga:
Villarreal – Coquelin, Foyth, and Pino are absent. G. Moreno and Capoue are doubts.
Real Valladolid – Anuar, Machis, and Olaza are absent.
Athletic Club – Morcillo, Lekue, and de Marcos are absent. Simon is a doubt.
Real Sociedad – Merquelanz and Sadiq are absent.
Real Betis Balompie – Pezzella, Fekir, Canales, Ruibal, Ruiz, and Sabaly are absent. Cruz is a doubt.
RCD Espanyol – Gil, Calero, Vidal, Gori, and Olivan are absent. Pedrosa is a doubt.
Cadiz – Carcelen, Cela, Escalante, Zaldua, Ledesma, and Ocampo are absent. Diarra is a doubt.
Real Madrid – Mendy is absent.
Swedish Allsvenskan:
Elfsborg Boras – No absentees.
Brommapojkarna – Sandberg Magnusson and Jelassi are doubts.
BK Hacken Goteborg – Sadiq, Si. Gustafson, Tebo, Trpchevski, Turgott, Youssef, and Sana are absent. Sonko and Hammar are doubts.
Kalmar FF – Gojani and Nilsson are absent. Karlsson and Motaraghebjafarpour are doubts.
Swiss Super League:
Servette – Diallo, Rodelin, Douline, and Magnin are absent. Cespedes is a doubt.
Lugano – Mahou, Celar, Mai, Morosoli, and Valenzuela are absent. Hajdari and Nkama are doubts.
Luzern – Beka, Drager, Frydek, Simani, Campo, Emini, Kadak, Klidje, and Toggenburger are absent.
FC Zurich – Dzemaili, Kamberi, Rohner, Santini, and Tosin are absent.
Turkish Super Lig:
Istanbulspor – Jensen and Rroca are doubts. Sarikaya, Ethemi, and Yesil are absent.
Istanbul Basaksehir – Ie, Gurler, and Sahiner are doubts. Okaka, Karzev, and Ozil are absent.
Adana Demirspor – Onyekuru is a doubt. Kavrazli, Kapi, Bjarnason, and Oztumer are absent.
Kasimpasa – Gholizadeh, Ciftpinar, and Gemicibasi are absent.
Fenerbahce – Oosterwolde is a doubt. Kadioglu, King, Batshuayi, Peres, and Henrique are absent.
Ankaragucu – Kwateng and Ariyibi are doubts.
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:
Central Coast Mariners vs Melbourne City (5) over 2.5 goals
Western Sydney Wanderers vs Melbourne Victory (6) 1-0
Austrian Bundesliga:
Hartberg vs SCR Altach (5) 2-1
Austria Lustenau vs Wolfsberger AC (5) over 2.5 goals
Belgian Eerste Klasse:
AS Eupen vs Zulte-Waregem (6) 1-1
Cercle Brugge vs Sint-Truiden (5) 0-0
KV Oostende vs OH Leuven (6) 2-1
Westerlo vs Club Brugge (6) 1-2
Brazilian Serie A:
America Mineiro vs Fluminense (4) 1-2
Palmeiras vs Cuiaba (6) 2-0
Botafogo vs Sao Paulo (6) 0-0
Fortaleza vs Internacional (5) 1-1
Athletico Paranaense vs Goias (6) 1-0
RB Bragantino vs Bahia (6) 2-1
Atletico Mineiro vs Vasco da Gama (6) 1-0
Bulgarian A PFG:
Beroe vs Slavia Sofia (5) 1-1
Croatian Prva Liga:
NK Osijek vs Lokomotiva Zagreb (6) 2-0
Dinamo Zagreb vs Slaven Koprivnica (6) 2-1
Czechia Liga 1:
Zlin vs Sigma Olomouc (5) 1-0
Teplice vs Slovacko (4) 1-0
Baumit Jablonec vs Slovan Liberec (4) 1-1, at least one red card in this game
Sparta Prague vs Slavia Prague (5) 1-2, at least one red card in this game
English Premier League:
Aston Villa vs Newcastle United (5) 2-2
Chelsea vs Brighton & Hove Albion (4) 0-1
Everton vs Fulham (4) 1-2
Southampton vs Crystal Palace (5) 2-2
Tottenham Hotspur vs Bournemouth (6) 2-1
Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Brentford (5) 1-2
Manchester City vs Leicester City (7) over 2.5 goals
Estonian Meistriliiga:
Trans Narva vs Kuressaare (5) 1-0
Finnish Veikkausliiga:
FC Honka Espoo vs SJK (6) 1-0
Ilves vs Inter Turku (5) 0-1
VPS vs HJK (5) 2-2
Finnish Ykkonen:
SalPa vs JaPS (5) 2-1
KPV vs JJK (6) 2-0
Ekenas IF vs TPS (4) 1-1
French Ligue 1:
Stade Rennais vs Stade de Reims (5) 2-1
Paris Saint-Germain vs Racing Club Lens (4) 1-1
German Bundesliga:
Bayern Munich vs TSG Hoffenheim (6) 2-1
RB Leipzig vs Augsburg (6) 1-0
Koln vs Mainz 05 (6) 1-0
VfB Stuttgart vs Bv09 Borussia Dortmund (6) over 2.5 goals
Eintracht Frankfurt vs Borussia Moenchengladbach (6) 2-0
German Bundesliga 2:
Paderborn 07 vs Hansa Rostock (5) 2-1
Holstein Kiel vs Nurnberg (5) 1-1
Magdeburg vs SV Sandhausen (4) 2-2
Kaiserslautern vs Hamburger SV (5) 1-2
Hungarian Liga 1:
Kecskemeti TE vs Zalaegerszegi TE (5) 2-1
Mezokovesd-Zsory vs Vasas Budapest (5) 1-1
Ferencvaros vs Budapest Honved (6) 2-0, at least one red card in this game
Israeli Ligat Ha’al:
Hapoel Jerusalem vs Maccabi Haifa (6) over 2.5 goals
Maccabi Tel-Aviv vs MS Ashdod (6) 2-0
Hapoel Haifa vs Hapoel Tel-Aviv (6) 1-0
Hapoel Hadera vs Ironi Kiryat Shmona (5) 0-1
Sektzia Nes Tziona vs Maccabi Bnei Raina (4) 1-1
Italian Serie A:
Bologna vs Milan (6) 1-2
SSC Napoli vs Hellas Verona (7) 2-0
Internazionale vs Monza (6) 1-0
Italian Serie B:
Ascoli vs Sudtirol (5) 1-1
Bari vs Como (4) 0-1
Benevento vs Reggina (5) 1-1
Cosenza vs Cittadella (4) 1-1
Genoa vs Perugia (6) 2-0
SPAL vs Brescia (6) 2-1
Venezia vs Palermo (6) 1-0
Cagliari vs Frosinone (6) 2-1
Lithuanian A Lyga:
FK Panevezys vs Dainava (6) 2-0
FA Siauliai vs Dziugas Telisiai (5) 2-1
Kauno Zalgiris vs Riteriai (6) 1-1
Dutch Eredivisie:
RKC Waalwijk vs FC Groningen (5) 0-0
Sparta Rotterdam vs SC Heerenveen (5) 1-0
Norwegian Eliteserien:
Viking Stavanger vs Lillestrom SK (4) 1-1
Portuguese Liga 1:
Estoril vs Portimonense (6) 2-1
Maritimo Funchal vs Pacos de Ferreira (5) 1-0
Chaves vs SL Benfica (6) 0-2
FC Porto vs Santa Clara (6) 2-1
Spanish Primera Liga:
Villarreal vs Real Valladolid (6) over 2.5 goals
Athletic Club vs Real Sociedad (4) 1-2, at least one red card in this game
Real Betis Balompie vs RCD Espanyol (6) 2-1
Cadiz vs Real Madrid (4) 1-1
Swedish Allsvenskan:
Elfsborg Boras vs Brommapojkarna (6) 2-0
BK Hacken Goteborg vs Kalmar FF (6) 2-0
Swiss Super League:
Servette vs Lugano (5) 2-1
Luzern vs FC Zurich (5) 1-2
Turkish Super Lig:
Istanbulspor vs Istanbul Basaksehir (6) 0-1
Adana Demirspor vs Kasimpasa (6) 2-0
Fenerbahce vs Ankaragucu (7) 2-1
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