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Although the closest to a geographical derby that either team will get this season, I don’t expect any issues for Napoli here. They’ve not been at their best of late but with Osimhen back, it’s only a matter of time before they are. They’re at home, they’re hosting a team that they’re a lot better than – I can’t see beyond a home win.
Verdict: SSC Napoli to win at 11/50.
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Oddly, Sporting Braga find themselves in the title race despite being an ‘outsider’ in Portuguese football for as long as I can recall. I don’t think that they’ll win it, but they’re certainly displaying the correct mentality to do so. Therefore, I can’t realistically doubt them overcoming poor-travelling Portimonense at home here, even with the visitors’ recent upswing in form in mind.
Verdict: Sporting Braga to win at 1/4.
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Even though the title is now a complete dream for Real Madrid, they have to bounce back from their humiliating Girona defeat here. Failing to beat Almeria would not only heap pressure on the team, but also mean that Real Madrid then head into a horrible match against high-flying Manchester City with limited confidence. For me, they’re going to pull out all the stops to win this game, and Almeria should be powerless to resist them.
Verdict: Real Madrid to win at 4/25.
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I feel a little bit harsh on Macarthur FC by opposing them here. I’ve not had much to complain about them of late. They’re making the best of a bad situation but haven’t had the personnel or the breaks to make the most of what has essentially been improved displays under Sterjovski, who was rewarded earlier this week with the permanent position rather than the interim role. Their tactics are smart, and they’re playing to their strengths, but too much is going against them right now.
Macarthur FC have to win this game, which means no more sitting and countering. That is going to be problematic as their defence is slow. Phoenix have hardly been amazing lately but they’ve had tough games too so I can forgive them. A draw would be enough for the Kiwis; that’s my worry here. Still, they can’t go into the play-offs without a win, and I have to believe that Zawada and co. can make the most of the space that Macarthur FC will inevitably leave in behind here.
I doubt it’ll be particularly professional, nor the assured kind of display I’d prefer, but the away win should happen.
Verdict: Wellington Phoenix to win at 91/100.
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I know that Western United are hoping for a fond farewell to their retiring duo, Diamanti and Topor-Stanley, but I’m not sure they’ll find themselves welcome in Perth. I expect them to roll with a 4-4-2 now that they’ve got nothing left to lose, as Aloisi has made it blatantly apparent that his 4-2-3-1 is now decidedly outdated/ineffectual. 4-4-2 is the future for them, and Glory’s defence is their weakest area so it’d make sense for Western United to have a go here. I don’t see it ending how they want it too though.
Glory need the points, for starters. They’re very strong at home, and their energy levels and tenacity makes them very annoying to deal with. Their attack is really strong now Taggart is leading their line, and the likes of Ryan Williams and Jelacic get better every time I see them play. Glory are currently paying the price for a bad start to their campaign, not having a bad squad. I actually rather like where they’re at. They’re clinical, industrious, and mentally tough – that’s enough to beat Western United nowadays.
Verdict: Perth Glory to win at evens.
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There’s not really much to play for here. Both teams have already surpassed expectations by making to the top six of the Ligat Ha’al; anything beyond that is a bonus. Chances are good that Beitar Jerusalem or Maccabi Tel-Aviv will win the State Cup, and if it’s the latter, then fighting for fourth place could be worthwhile but it’s a gamble of long odds, really. They need to focus on what’s at hand, which is simply playing for pride at the moment.
That said, this is something of a curtain-raiser as the two teams lock horns in the State Cup next week; one of them will be in the final. It seems to me that the visitors are taking that competition more seriously – the Israeli media are suggesting that key defender Cvetkovic could be rested today for it. That, fused with their confirmed absentees of Ben-Zaken, Can’an, Cooperman, and Sabag – it’s got to be too much for them here. They don’t have enough depth to cope without those players.
Therefore, assuming Maccabi Netanya don’t rest their starting eleven, they should win this game. They’re without less players than their opponents, they’re at home, and they have a very dangerous attack too. I don’t think that Maccabi Netanya will get a better chance than this to beat MS Ashdod, relative dead rubber or not, so I have to fancy the home win here.
Verdict: Maccabi Netanya to win at 6/5.
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Even though Fullkrug is out for the visitors, I still think that they’ll make this game entertaining. That’s Bremen’s way; they bring attacking football into every match. It doesn’t always pan out how they want it to, but they still keep doing it. That’s their traditional way. The thing is that, even without Fullkrug, they’re likely to hurt a suspect Schalke 04 side. They might not win because, well, let’s face it – Fullkrug is their best forward. I still expect them to give a good account of themselves though, given what’s at stake, and at no point in history have I ever trusted them to keep a clean sheet.
Despite an undressing in Freiburg last time out, there’s no time for Schalke 04 to lick their wounds. They need to bounce back, and hosting a Fullkrug-less Bremen is the perfect way for them to do so as it’s a winnable fixture, and they need points. Schalke 04 have played with more passion over the past month or two, even though overall quality is still an issue. They will get their chances here; Bremen will see to that. I’m not sure they’re mentally tough enough to beat Bremen right now, though – time will tell.
Whichever way this one goes, it’s hard to imagine it not containing goals.
Verdict: Over 2.5 goals at 21/25.
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It’s a good time to face St. Gallen. It feels a bit like too many cooks spoil the broth at the moment. They’ve got amazing individuals, but a combination of too many of them plus Zeidler’s need for rotation has hurt them, in my opinion. Their lack of continuity has made them weaker at both ends. They’re too easy to anticipate now, and their passing is a lot ‘safer’ than normal. This is a team that prides itself on their capacity to make more of situations than their opponents so playing without gusto is fatal for them. They’re getting a lot wrong despite being a very capable team.
Servette weren’t much better up until recently. Despite the one-sided scoreline, their attacking improved against Young Boys Bern. Then they annihilated FC Zurich midweek in a very convincing display, although FC Zurich were crap, to be fair. Servette are confident again, they’ve got most of their injured players back, and they’ve picked a fine time to face St. Gallen. No, I don’t trust Servette’s defence but I trust them to do enough at home to outscore their predictable opponents right now.
Verdict: Servette to win at 6/5.
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Sao Paulo derby or not, Palmeiras should be comfortable enough here. Corinthians haven’t been a good team in years. They’ve had good individuals, but have seldom performed well as a unit, no matter what they’ve tried. They’ve struggled so far this season – in every competition – and are still without midfield controller Renato Augusto. They look slow and predictable, and it’s hard to imagine Palmeiras being charitable in this situation.
Nowadays, Palmeiras tend to have a solution for most problems. They lose good players but they find good replacements. I can’t say that they’re quite as meticulous now as they were a couple of years back, but they’re still a handful. They’re going to be in the mixer for the Serie A title this season, and they’re hosting a team that they’re faster than, more energetic than, and more clinical than. The handicap may be a tad bold but at the least Palmeiras should win this game, which would activate the insurance aspect of it.
Verdict: Palmeiras to beat the -1 Asian Handicap at 51/50.
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:
Sydney FC – Caballo and Mak are doubts. Rodwell is absent.
Newcastle Jets – O’Neill and Jenkinson are absent.
Macarthur FC – Davila, de Silva, and Arzani are absent.
Wellington Phoenix – Old is absent.
Melbourne Victory – Nani, Geria, and Brimmer are absent.
Brisbane Roar – Kruse is absent.
Perth Glory – David Williams, Sardinero, Jones, Khelifi, Koutroumbis, and McEneff are absent.
Western United – Najjarine, O’Toole, Doumbia, and Bozinovski are absent. Topor-Stanley & Diamanti likely to start.
Austrian Bundesliga:
SV Ried – Stosic, Nutz, and Cosgun are absent.
Austria Lustenau – Berger and Rhein are absent.
WSG Tirol – Ogrinec is absent.
Hartberg – Sonnleitner is a doubt.
Belgian Eerste Klasse:
Cercle Brugge – David, Miangue, and Utkus are absent.
Standard de Liege – Dewaele and Ngoy are absent.
Brazilian Serie A:
Coritiba – Henrique and Jean Pedroso are absent.
Sao Paulo – Caio and Joao Moreira are absent.
Fortaleza – Joao Ricardo, Lucero, Pedro Rocha, and Thiago Galhardo are absent.
Fluminense – Jorge, Gustavo Apis, Marcelo, Martinelli, and da Silva Liberato are absent.
Palmeiras – No absentees.
Corinthians – Renato Augusto, Rafael Ramos, and Gustavo Mosquito are absent.
Santos – Alex and Lucas Barbosa are absent.
America Mineiro – No absentees.
RB Bragantino – Cleiton, Bruninho, Leo Ortiz, Lomonaco, Luan Candido, Lucas Cunha, Raul, and Vitinho are absent.
Cruzeiro – Fernando Henrique, Reynaldo, and Wesley Gasolina are absent.
Atletico Mineiro – Igor Rabello, Pedrinho, Guilherme Arana, Allan, and Alan Kardec are absent.
Athletico Paranaense – Bissoli, Kaique Rocha, and Marcelo Cirino are absent.
Bulgarian A PFG:
Lokomotiv Sofia 1929 – No news.
Hebar 1918 – No news.
Arda – Zhelev is absent.
Botev Vratsa – No news.
Botev Plovdiv – First game in new stadium.
Levski Sofia – Stefanov, Cordoba, and Dimitrov are absent. Other injuries mentioned but no names given.
English Premier League:
Crystal Palace – Ferguson is absent. Andersen, Clyne, and Zaha are doubts.
West Ham United – Scamacca is absent.
Brentford – Strakosha, Norgaard, Lewis-Potter, and Jansson are absent.
Nottingham Forest – Biancone, Boly, Henderson, Niakhate, McKenna, Richards, Williams, Wood, and Yates are absent. Scarpa and Colback are doubts.
Brighton & Hove Albion – Lallana, Lamptey, and Sarmiento are absent. Ferguson is a doubt.
Wolverhampton Wanderers – Chiquinho and Kalajdzic are absent. Traore is a doubt.
Finnish Veikkausliiga:
HJK – Halme, Toivio, Kouassivi-Benissan, Tenho, Valtteri Moren, Hetemaj, and Roope Riski are absent. Olusanya and Lingman return.
Haka Valkeakoski – Gbe, Bah-Traore, Lescano, and Boukassi are absent.
VPS – Tyler Reid returns.
FC Honka Espoo – No news.
Ilves – Last home game at Ratina before moving to Tammela.
KTP – No news.
AC Oulu – Forsstrom and Ikonen are absent.
SJK – Arsalo and Haukioja are doubts.
French Ligue 1:
Lille OSC – Ounas and Djalo are absent.
AC Ajaccio – Touzghar and Cimignani are absent.
French Coupe de France:
FC Nantes Atlantique – Descamps and Chirivella are absent.
Toulouse – Healey and Dejaegere are absent.
German Bundesliga:
RB Leipzig – Clark, Gulacsi, A. Haidara, Nickisch, X. Schlager, Schlieck, and Szoboszlai are absent.
TSG Hoffenheim – Asllani, Bruun Larsen, Che, Eduardo Quaresma, Damar, Noll, Pentke, Quarshie, Tohumcu, and Vogt are absent. Promel is a doubt.
Union Berlin – Baumgartl, K. Behrens, Maciejewski, Schafer, Oztunali, and Mohwald are absent.
Bayer 04 Leverkusen – Amiri, Eze, Schick, and Lunev are absent. Wirtz, Palacios, and Tapsoba are doubts.
Koln – F. Dietz, Kobbing, Roloff, and Uth are absent.
SC Freiburg – Kyereh is absent. Eggestein returns.
Eintracht Frankfurt – Bignetti, Grahl, Horz, Jakic, Max, Ndicka, Loune, Otto, Schroder, Simoni, Smolcic, and Wenig are absent. Lindstrom is a doubt.
Augsburg – M. Berisha, Gikiewicz, Hahn, Iago, F. Jensen, Leneis, Oxford, Strobl, and Zehnter are absent. Dorsch and Yeboah return.
VfB Stuttgart – Aidonis, Beyaz, Ito, Kuol, Schock, and Ulrich are absent.
Borussia Moenchengladbach – Doucoure, Italiano, and Thuram are absent. Bensebaini and Kone are doubts.
Schalke 04 – Brunner, Cisse, Fahrmann, Heekeren, Polter, Skarke, Kozuki are absent. Krauss returns. Matriciani is a doubt.
Werder Bremen – Agu, Dinkci, Ducksch, and Fullkrug are absent.
German Bundesliga 2:
St. Pauli – Ahlers Amenyido, Avevor, Matanovic, Maurides, Nemeth, Smarsch, and Smith are absent.
Arminia Bielefeld – Okugawa and Rzatkowski are absent.
Magdeburg – Castaignos, Franzke, Halbouni, Kath, Krempicki, A. Muller, Piccini, Schuler, and Rieckmann are absent.
Hamburger SV – Amaechi, Meffrt, Mickel, Nemeth, Oppermann, and Vuskovic are absent.
Kaiserslautern – de Preville is absent.
Hansa Rostock – Ingelsson and Litka are absent.
Hannover 96 – Kerk, Luhrs, Stahl, Stolze, Uhlmann, and Walbrecht are absent.
Nurnberg – Wekesser, Puerta, Nurnberger, Mathenia, S. Blum, F. Hubner, Castrop, and Gyamerah are absent.
Israeli Ligat Ha’al:
Maccabi Netanya – Glabov, Avraham, and Rotman are absent.
MS Ashdod – Can’an, Saban, Shahaf, Sabag, Ben-Zaken, Cooperman, and Ohana are absent. Cvetkovic could be rested.
Maccabi Tel-Aviv – Yeini and Glazer are absent.
Hapoel Jerusalem – Malmoud and Altman are absent. Cedric and Badash are doubts.
Maccabi Bnei Raina – Abed is absent.
Ironi Kiryat Shmona – Muzee and Broun are absent.
Sektzia Nes Tziona – Battocchio is absent. Trust returns.
Beitar Jerusalem – GK Israeli and Gerchkin are absent. GK Silva, Borodin, and Morozov may be rested.
Italian Serie A:
SSC Napoli – Mario Rui, Politano, and Simeone are absent.
Salernitana – Valencia, Crnigoj, and Fazio are absent.
AS Roma – Karsdorp, Smalling, and Llorente are absent.
Milan – Ibrahimovic, Florenzi, and Pobega are absent.
Torino – Vieira, Zima, and Aina are absent.
Atalanta Bergamo – Hateboer, Ruggeri, and Lookman are absent.
Norwegian Eliteserien:
Bodo/Glimt – Fet and Vetti are absent.
Brann Bergen – Castro, Mathisen, and Pedersen are absent.
Portuguese Liga 1:
Maritimo Funchal – Beltrame and Trmal are absent.
Vitoria Guimaraes – Fonseca Amaro and Varela are absent.
Sporting Braga – Castro is absent.
Portimonense – No absentees.
Chaves – Jesus, Guimaraes, Edu, and Monroy are absent.
Casa Pia – Kiki and Leo Natel are absent.
Vizela – No absentees.
Pacos de Ferreira – Holsgrove is absent. Infande is a doubt.
Gil Vicente – Kritsyuk and Alipour are absent.
SL Benfica – Bah and Draxler are absent.
Spanish Primera Liga:
Elche – Carmona, Bigas, and Alamo are absent. Josan, Mascarell, and Palacios are doubts.
Rayo Vallecano de Madrid – Falcao is absent.
Real Madrid – Alaba and Mendy are absent. Courtois, Asensio, and Modric are doubts.
Almeria – Babic, Svidersky, and Toure are absent. Fuoli is a doubt.
Barcelona – Roberto is absent. Alarcon is a doubt.
Real Betis Balompie – Fekir is absent. Ruiz is a doubt.
Swedish Allsvenskan:
AIK Solna – Magashy and Elbouzedi are doubts. Kabuye and Sichenje are absent.
Sirius – Murbeck, Olsson, Omarsson, Karlsson-Lagemyr, and Mitov Nilsson are absent. Kouakou is a doubt.
Mjallby Solvesborg – Nwankwo, Adolfsson, and Petersson are absent.
Elfsborg Boras – Romer, Boateng, and Frick are doubts. Bernhradsson is absent
BK Hacken Goteborg – Hammar and Sonko are doubts. Sadiq, Si. Gustafson, Tebo, Trpchevski, Turgott, Youssef, and Sana are absent.
IFK Varnamo – Thern is a doubt.
Halmstad – Baffoe is a doubt.
Brommapojkarna – Sandberg Magnusson and Linner are doubts. Jelassi is absent.
Swiss Super League:
Servette – Bauer, Cespedes, Douline, Souare, Crivelli, and Magnin are absent.
St. Gallen – Dajaku, Geubbels, Guidotti, Schubert, and Nuhu are absent.
Lugano – de Queiroz, Hajdari, Babic, Mahou, and Mai are absent. Arigoni and Bottani are doubts.
Grasshopper Zurich – Shabani, Momoh, Ndenge, and Schettine are absent. Margreitter is a doubt.
Turkish Super Lig:
Fatih Karagumruk – Bertolacci is a doubt. Nicholas, Ricci, Mizrakci, Tatli, and Tintis are absent.
Antalyaspor – Edrilman and Luyindama are absent.
Konyaspor – Ikpeazu, Demir, Muric, Demirbag, Ulgun, and Cekici are absent.
Trabzonspor – Denswil is a doubt. Larsen, Omur, Visca, Tokoz, Parmak, Asan, and Peres are absent.
Sivasspor – Ciftci and James are doubts. Djerlek and Angielski are absent.
Fenerbahce – King and Batshuayi are doubts. Mor, Szalai, Zajc, Henrique, and Bayindir 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:
Sydney FC vs Newcastle Jets (6) 2-0
Macarthur FC vs Wellington Phoenix (5) over 2.5 goals
Melbourne Victory vs Brisbane Roar (5) 1-1
Perth Glory vs Western United (6) 2-1
Austrian Bundesliga:
SV Ried vs Austria Lustenau (6) 1-0
WSG Tirol vs Hartberg (5) 1-1
Belgian Eerste Klasse:
Cercle Brugge vs Standard de Liege (5) 2-1
Brazilian Serie A:
Coritiba vs Sao Paulo (5) 0-0
Fortaleza vs Fluminense (5) 1-1
Palmeiras vs Corinthians (6) 2-0, at least one red card in this game
Santos vs America Mineiro (5) 2-1
RB Bragantino vs Cruzeiro (6) 1-0
Atletico Mineiro vs Athletico Paranaense (6) 2-1
Bulgarian A PFG:
Lokomotiv Sofia 1929 vs Hebar 1918 (7) 2-0
Arda vs Botev Vratsa (6) 1-1
Botev Plovdiv vs Levski Sofia (5) 0-0
Croatian Prva Liga:
Istra 1961 vs Sibenik (5) 1-0
English Premier League:
Crystal Palace vs West Ham United (5) 1-1
Brentford vs Nottingham Forest (6) over 2.5 goals
Brighton & Hove Albion vs Wolverhampton Wanderers (6) 2-1
Estonian Meistriliiga:
Tallinna Kalev vs Kuressaare (5) 0-0
Flora Paide vs Flora Tallinn (6) 0-1
Nomme Kalju vs FCI Levadia Tallinn (5) 1-2
Faroese Betrideildin:
IF vs B68 Toftir (5) 1-2
Finnish Veikkausliiga:
HJK vs Haka Valkeakoski (7) 1-0, at least one red card in this game
VPS vs FC Honka Espoo (5) 1-1
Ilves vs KTP (6) 2-0
AC Oulu vs SJK (6) 0-0
Finnish Ykkonen:
MP vs KPV (5) 1-1
Ekenas IF vs Jaro Pietarsaari (5) 2-1
TPS vs JaPS (6) 2-0
SalPa vs HIFK (6) 0-1
JJK vs SJK-Akatemia (4) 2-2
KaPa vs Gnistan (5) 0-1
French Ligue 1:
Lille OSC vs AC Ajaccio (6) 1-0
French Coupe de France:
FC Nantes Atlantique vs Toulouse (6) 2-1
German Bundesliga:
RB Leipzig vs TSG Hoffenheim (6) over 2.5 goals
Union Berlin vs Bayer 04 Leverkusen (6) 1-1
Koln vs SC Freiburg (5) 2-2
Eintracht Frankfurt vs Augsburg (6) 1-0
VfB Stuttgart vs Borussia Moenchengladbach (5) 1-0
Schalke 04 vs Werder Bremen (5) over 2.5 goals
German Bundesliga 2:
St. Pauli vs Arminia Bielefeld (6) 2-1
Magdeburg vs Hamburger SV (5) 1-2
Kaiserslautern vs Hansa Rostock (5) 1-1
Hannover 96 vs Nurnberg (6) 0-0
Hungarian Liga 1:
Mezokovesd-Zsory vs Zalaegerszegi TE (5) 1-0
Varda SE vs Budapest Honved (6) 2-0
Vasas Budapest vs Puskas FC (6) 1-1
Israeli Ligat Ha’al:
Maccabi Netanya vs MS Ashdod (6) 1-0
Maccabi Tel-Aviv vs Hapoel Jerusalem (7) 2-1
Maccabi Bnei Raina vs Ironi Kiryat Shmona (5) 0-1
Sektzia Nes Tziona vs Beitar Jerusalem (6) over 2.5 goals
Italian Serie A:
SSC Napoli vs Salernitana (7) over 2.5 goals, at least one red card in this game
AS Roma vs Milan (5) 1-1
Torino vs Atalanta Bergamo (5) 0-1
Lithuanian A Lyga:
FK Panevezys vs Riteriai (6) 1-0
FA Siauliai vs Kauno Zalgiris (6) 0-2
Dainava vs Dziugas Telsiai (5) 2-1
Norwegian Eliteserien:
Bodo/Glimt vs Brann Bergen (6) 2-1
Portuguese Liga 1:
Maritimo Funchal vs Vitoria Guimaraes (5) 2-1
Sporting Braga vs Portimonense (7) over 2.5 goals
Chaves vs Casa Pia (6) 1-0
Vizela vs Pacos de Ferreira (6) 1-1
Gil Vicente vs SL Benfica (5) 0-1
Spanish Primera Liga:
Elche vs Rayo Vallecano de Madrid (6) 0-1
Real Madrid vs Almeria (7) 2-1
Barcelona vs Real Betis Balompie (6) over 2.5 goals
Swedish Allsvenskan:
AIK Solna vs Sirius (4) 1-1
Mjallby Solvesborg vs Elfsborg Boras (6) 1-2
BK Hacken Goteborg vs IFK Varnamo (6) over 2.5 goals
Halmstad vs Brommapojkarna (6) 1-0
Swiss Super League:
Servette vs St. Gallen (6) over 2.5 goals
Lugano vs Grasshopper Zurich (6) 1-0
Turkish Super Lig:
Fatih Karagumruk vs Antalyaspor (6) 1-1
Konyaspor vs Trabzonspor (5) 2-1
Sivasspor vs Fenerbahce (5) 2-2
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