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#242 ·
From what I’ve gathered—and I hope this is accurate—Falcao and Adrian have both come down with the flu and won't be playing
#244 ·
Alex Turner2 said:From what I've heard, Falcao and Adrian caught a virus—they won't be playing.
😕 Where'd you hear that?
#246 ·
coppermaker42 said:😕 Who did you hear that from?
AS Sports—the major papers over in Spain are reporting it just like that.☕
#247 ·
Wolverhampton vs Arsenal 2 1,50
Wolverhampton hasn't managed to take down Arsenal since way back in 1979.
Last season, Wolves barely escaped the drop in the final moments of the last round, but I don't see that happening this time. They're too far behind, and honestly, the squad at the bottom of the table just isn't playing well enough to stay up. Sure, they'll fight—especially while there's still a mathematical chance—but Arsenal is a top-tier side fighting for third place, and they couldn't care less about the hosts' struggles. Arsenal will likely cruise to a win without overthinking it. Plus, they’re riding high after crushing Manchester City FC late in the game this past Sunday.
Wigan vs Manchester United 2 1,45
It's pretty obvious. Alex Ferguson's squad has proven themselves masters of the late surge, whether it's in a single match or throughout the whole season. United is going to pull this one off too, leaving their local rivals absolutely miserable.
Juventus vs SS Lazio 1 1,50
After beating Palermo FC last week, Juventus FC is back at the top of Serie A. Now it’s on Antonio Conte and his guys to hold off AC Milan for the remaining seven games. Their current form is incredible—four straight wins in the league. It's also worth noting that Gianluigi Buffon hasn't conceded a single goal in his last five league matches.
Claudio Ranieri is dealing with injury issues again.
They're missing Pepe, Miroslav Klose, Deividas Stankevičius, Sead Kolašinac, Antoine Konko, and Radu.
Atlético Madrid vs Real Madrid 2 1,75
The Portuguese manager is in a perfect spot heading into the visit to the Vicente Calderon; he has everyone available and just needs to pick the right lineup. If José Mourinho knows anything, it's how to beat Atlético Madrid. Since he took over in Madrid, he's won five in a row against them.
Sergio Ramos was out against Valencia CF due to suspension, but he's back in the mix today.
5,7094 SS
Still working on the analysis.
Eintracht Frankfurt vs Ingolstadt vs Marseille vs Montpellier 2 2,40
Wolverhampton hasn't managed to take down Arsenal since way back in 1979.
Last season, Wolves barely escaped the drop in the final moments of the last round, but I don't see that happening this time. They're too far behind, and honestly, the squad at the bottom of the table just isn't playing well enough to stay up. Sure, they'll fight—especially while there's still a mathematical chance—but Arsenal is a top-tier side fighting for third place, and they couldn't care less about the hosts' struggles. Arsenal will likely cruise to a win without overthinking it. Plus, they’re riding high after crushing Manchester City FC late in the game this past Sunday.
Wigan vs Manchester United 2 1,45
It's pretty obvious. Alex Ferguson's squad has proven themselves masters of the late surge, whether it's in a single match or throughout the whole season. United is going to pull this one off too, leaving their local rivals absolutely miserable.
Juventus vs SS Lazio 1 1,50
After beating Palermo FC last week, Juventus FC is back at the top of Serie A. Now it’s on Antonio Conte and his guys to hold off AC Milan for the remaining seven games. Their current form is incredible—four straight wins in the league. It's also worth noting that Gianluigi Buffon hasn't conceded a single goal in his last five league matches.
Claudio Ranieri is dealing with injury issues again.
They're missing Pepe, Miroslav Klose, Deividas Stankevičius, Sead Kolašinac, Antoine Konko, and Radu.
Atlético Madrid vs Real Madrid 2 1,75
The Portuguese manager is in a perfect spot heading into the visit to the Vicente Calderon; he has everyone available and just needs to pick the right lineup. If José Mourinho knows anything, it's how to beat Atlético Madrid. Since he took over in Madrid, he's won five in a row against them.
Sergio Ramos was out against Valencia CF due to suspension, but he's back in the mix today.
5,7094 SS
Still working on the analysis.
Eintracht Frankfurt vs Ingolstadt vs Marseille vs Montpellier 2 2,40
#248 ·
What’s the move on Queens Park Rangers vs Swansea City 1 2,20 SS? QPR is fighting for survival here—they actually pulled off wins against Arsenal FC and Liverpool FC in their last two home games, which is notable. On the flip side, Swansea City is cruising safely away from the relegation zone; they’ll be playing with nothing to lose. For the home side, a win isn't just a goal, it's a necessity—especially with matchups against Tottenham, Chelsea, and Manchester City FC looming on the schedule. Maybe it's worth being a bit bold and going with 😉
#249 ·
Amy Miller47 said:Real is definitely walking away with the win, but they’ll struggle to cover the spread at the Vicente Calderon
I know things always get messy when Atlético Madrid is playing at home
If you’ve got money you don't mind burning, then go for it 😁
Atlético Madrid is basically just a regular customer for Real Madrid at this point
03.19.11, Atlético Madrid vs Real Madrid 1 : 2
11.07.09, Atlético Madrid vs Real Madrid 2 : 3
10.18.08, Atlético Madrid vs Real Madrid 1 : 2
01.20.08, Atlético Madrid vs Real Madrid 0 : 2
02.24.07, Atlético Madrid vs Real Madrid 1 : 1
10.15.05, Atlético Madrid vs Real Madrid 0 : 3
01.09.05, Atlético Madrid vs Real Madrid 0 : 3
04.17.04, Atlético Madrid vs Real Madrid 1 : 2
06.15.03, Atlético Madrid vs Real Madrid 0 : 4
Honestly, I'm feeling a visitor win today... after all those missed chances against Valencia CF, they’re due for some luck, right? Real Madrid is taking this one—I think they'll grab it even easier than expected...
#250 ·
Everyone is playing for Atlético except for Miranda, while Real Madrid is showing up with their absolute strongest lineup. I have a strong gut feeling that Atlético might struggle today because Real Madrid looks incredibly fired up.
The odds on a Real Madrid win are at 3, so that’s definitely a play worth considering.
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The odds on a Real Madrid win are at 3, so that’s definitely a play worth considering.
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#251 ·
Juventus vs SS Lazio 1 1,50
With that win over Palermo FC last week, Juventus FC has clawed their way back to the top of Serie A. Now, the pressure is squarely on Antonio Conte and his squad to protect that lead against AC Milan through the final seven matches of the season. Their current momentum is nothing short of clinical—they’ve absolutely stormed through this league stretch with four straight victories. And honestly, you can't overlook the wall standing between opponents and the net; Gianluigi Buffon hasn't conceded a single goal in his last five league appearances. It's a masterclass in defensive dominance.
Antonio Conte still doesn't have any headaches regarding injuries or suspensions. The assumption is that we’ll see Matteo Darmian leading the charge up front, while Fabio Quagliarella waits for his moment on the bench. He'll likely be joined in the attack by Pepe and Mirko Vučinić. It’s hardly a surprise to mention that tickets for the new Allianz Stadium have already been completely snapped up during the pre-sale for this match.
Claudio Ranieri just can't catch a break with the injury bug. It’s becoming a recurring nightmare. With heavy hitters like Pepe, Deividas Stankevičius, Sead Kolašinac, and Miroslav Klose all sidelined for the long haul, the squad is looking paper-thin. It’s gotten so bad that even in the 20-man traveling roster for the matchup against Juventus FC, he doesn't even have his usual full-backs, Antoine Konko or Radu, available to help out. Because of this depleted lineup, the veteran manager has opted for a much more conservative, defensive setup to face Juventus FC. Instead of playing with any real offensive flair, we're likely looking at a formation where Mauri sits right behind the starting striker, Rocchi, while Hernanes will probably spend most of the match watching from the bench. It’s a cautious, almost survivalist approach—clearly, Ranieri is more worried about not losing than he is about actually winning.
Sastavi: Juventus FC. Gianluigi Buffon, Stephan Lichtsteiner, Andrea Barzagli, Giorgio Chiellini, Claudio Marchisio, Arturo Vidal, Andrea Pirlo, Claudio Marchisio, Pepe, Matteo Darmian, Mirko Vučinić.
SS Lazio Marchetti, Diakite, Mehmet Kacur, Biava, Gonzalez, Brocchi, Ledesma, Matuzalem, Santiago Scaloni, Mauri, and Rocchi.
Looking at the matchup between Quevilly and Stade Rennais, the smart money is on an away win. If you're looking at the odds, sitting on Stade Rennais at 2.00 feels like a solid play. They have the depth and the tactical edge to handle this one, even on the road. It’s a classic case where the quality gap between the sides should dictate the result. My pick? Stade Rennais to take the three points.
It’s living proof that some third-tier amateur French sides can absolutely ruin the day for the heavyweights. Even Eric Fox7 should take note—Quevilly, a squad climbing up from the depths of the third division, is proving they aren't just there to make up the numbers. They've already shown they deserve some serious respect this season; they actually knocked Olympique de Marseille out of the Cup in the last round. Total chaos for the elite.
Quevilly didn't actually play at their own home ground; they had to move the match over to Caen just to accommodate the crowd size. It’s funny how things work out, because Stade Rennais will be playing in that very same stadium soon enough—the same side that Quevilly knocked right out of the Cup two years ago. Now, however, Quevilly is going to be heading into this without Regis Brouard on the sidelines. He’s serving a suspension, so he'll be stuck watching from the stands instead of leading from the dugout.
Stade Rennais is absolutely flying right now, riding high on the momentum from that massive win over Evian. It wasn't exactly a walk in the park, though—they actually found themselves trailing at the half. But man, they really dug deep. They managed to claw their way back into the game, storming late in the match to net two goals and snatch the victory. That kind of grit? That’s exactly what you want to see.
Coach Frederic Antonetti is facing a massive headache heading into this match because he’ll be missing three key starters. The backline is looking thin without the suspended Apa and the injured Mangane, and to make matters worse, midfielder Pajot is still out working his way back from injury. Honestly, given how things have been going, Antonetti's own job security feels incredibly shaky right now.
With that win over Palermo FC last week, Juventus FC has clawed their way back to the top of Serie A. Now, the pressure is squarely on Antonio Conte and his squad to protect that lead against AC Milan through the final seven matches of the season. Their current momentum is nothing short of clinical—they’ve absolutely stormed through this league stretch with four straight victories. And honestly, you can't overlook the wall standing between opponents and the net; Gianluigi Buffon hasn't conceded a single goal in his last five league appearances. It's a masterclass in defensive dominance.
Antonio Conte still doesn't have any headaches regarding injuries or suspensions. The assumption is that we’ll see Matteo Darmian leading the charge up front, while Fabio Quagliarella waits for his moment on the bench. He'll likely be joined in the attack by Pepe and Mirko Vučinić. It’s hardly a surprise to mention that tickets for the new Allianz Stadium have already been completely snapped up during the pre-sale for this match.
Claudio Ranieri just can't catch a break with the injury bug. It’s becoming a recurring nightmare. With heavy hitters like Pepe, Deividas Stankevičius, Sead Kolašinac, and Miroslav Klose all sidelined for the long haul, the squad is looking paper-thin. It’s gotten so bad that even in the 20-man traveling roster for the matchup against Juventus FC, he doesn't even have his usual full-backs, Antoine Konko or Radu, available to help out. Because of this depleted lineup, the veteran manager has opted for a much more conservative, defensive setup to face Juventus FC. Instead of playing with any real offensive flair, we're likely looking at a formation where Mauri sits right behind the starting striker, Rocchi, while Hernanes will probably spend most of the match watching from the bench. It’s a cautious, almost survivalist approach—clearly, Ranieri is more worried about not losing than he is about actually winning.
Sastavi: Juventus FC. Gianluigi Buffon, Stephan Lichtsteiner, Andrea Barzagli, Giorgio Chiellini, Claudio Marchisio, Arturo Vidal, Andrea Pirlo, Claudio Marchisio, Pepe, Matteo Darmian, Mirko Vučinić.
SS Lazio Marchetti, Diakite, Mehmet Kacur, Biava, Gonzalez, Brocchi, Ledesma, Matuzalem, Santiago Scaloni, Mauri, and Rocchi.
Looking at the matchup between Quevilly and Stade Rennais, the smart money is on an away win. If you're looking at the odds, sitting on Stade Rennais at 2.00 feels like a solid play. They have the depth and the tactical edge to handle this one, even on the road. It’s a classic case where the quality gap between the sides should dictate the result. My pick? Stade Rennais to take the three points.
It’s living proof that some third-tier amateur French sides can absolutely ruin the day for the heavyweights. Even Eric Fox7 should take note—Quevilly, a squad climbing up from the depths of the third division, is proving they aren't just there to make up the numbers. They've already shown they deserve some serious respect this season; they actually knocked Olympique de Marseille out of the Cup in the last round. Total chaos for the elite.
Quevilly didn't actually play at their own home ground; they had to move the match over to Caen just to accommodate the crowd size. It’s funny how things work out, because Stade Rennais will be playing in that very same stadium soon enough—the same side that Quevilly knocked right out of the Cup two years ago. Now, however, Quevilly is going to be heading into this without Regis Brouard on the sidelines. He’s serving a suspension, so he'll be stuck watching from the stands instead of leading from the dugout.
Stade Rennais is absolutely flying right now, riding high on the momentum from that massive win over Evian. It wasn't exactly a walk in the park, though—they actually found themselves trailing at the half. But man, they really dug deep. They managed to claw their way back into the game, storming late in the match to net two goals and snatch the victory. That kind of grit? That’s exactly what you want to see.
Coach Frederic Antonetti is facing a massive headache heading into this match because he’ll be missing three key starters. The backline is looking thin without the suspended Apa and the injured Mangane, and to make matters worse, midfielder Pajot is still out working his way back from injury. Honestly, given how things have been going, Antonetti's own job security feels incredibly shaky right now.
#252 ·
Taking a single shot on Montpellier; they look like a lock to me.
2.40
Everything's already been said. We know the deal.
Paris Saint-Germain is their big rival—back in the day, maybe 10 years ago, they "accidentally" let Bordeaux win in the final round just to snatch the title from Marseille right out from under them. Word is, they’re looking to pull the same stunt now.🙂
Either way, Montpellier is miles ahead of this half-collapsed squad that's basically sinking by the day.
Seems like a solid play to me, especially since Marseille isn't scoring at 2.50.
Watched them a few times lately. It's nothing new: aside from Mathieu Valbuen, there's zero creativity. Just a bunch of fouls and crossing the ball constantly.
Borussia Dortmund vs Bayern Munich - 1 - 2.90
The Champions League factor is going to decide this one.☕
It's not even a question of whether the Bayern coach will rotate or play a "B" team—of course he won't. But honestly, their heads are probably already in that first match against Real Madrid.
2.40
Everything's already been said. We know the deal.
Paris Saint-Germain is their big rival—back in the day, maybe 10 years ago, they "accidentally" let Bordeaux win in the final round just to snatch the title from Marseille right out from under them. Word is, they’re looking to pull the same stunt now.🙂
Either way, Montpellier is miles ahead of this half-collapsed squad that's basically sinking by the day.
Seems like a solid play to me, especially since Marseille isn't scoring at 2.50.
Watched them a few times lately. It's nothing new: aside from Mathieu Valbuen, there's zero creativity. Just a bunch of fouls and crossing the ball constantly.
Borussia Dortmund vs Bayern Munich - 1 - 2.90
The Champions League factor is going to decide this one.☕
It's not even a question of whether the Bayern coach will rotate or play a "B" team—of course he won't. But honestly, their heads are probably already in that first match against Real Madrid.
#253 ·
Istra Pul vs HNK Rijka 0:0 8,00
Absolute disaster. The weather is trash, it’s pouring rain, the wind is howling, and let’s be real—the pitch in Pula is looking pretty rough. On top of all that, Rijka is coming in here with zero intention of playing any actual football; they're just going to park the bus and play pure bunker defense.
Absolute disaster. The weather is trash, it’s pouring rain, the wind is howling, and let’s be real—the pitch in Pula is looking pretty rough. On top of all that, Rijka is coming in here with zero intention of playing any actual football; they're just going to park the bus and play pure bunker defense.
#254 ·
The odds for both teams to score or for a 3+ goal total in the Roma vs Udinese match are sitting right around 1.60-1.70... pretty decent value if you ask me.
Udinese is definitely going to find gaps to exploit on the counter—especially since they’ve got those lightning-fast attackers like Antonio Di Natale, Barreto, and Armero ready to strike.
Both sides are fighting at the top of the table and they desperately need points. They play an open style of football too, particularly Roma, who absolutely have to win today—plus, their defense has been a total mess all season... honestly, only Inter Milan has conceded more goals than these guys among the top tier in Serie A.
A. 20.11.10, AS Roma vs Udinese 2 : 0
20.03.10, AS Roma vs Udinese 4 : 2
28.10.09, Udinese vs AS Roma 2 : 1
07.03.09, AS Roma vs Udinese 1 : 1
26.10.08, Udinese vs AS Roma 3 : 1
13.04.08, Udinese vs AS Roma 1 : 3
02.12.07, AS Roma vs Udinese 2 : 1
11.03.07, AS Roma vs Udinese 3 : 1
Looking back at the history between these two, goals just seem to fly whenever they meet.
Lineups: Roma
Stekelenburg; Rosa, Simon Kjær, Heinz, José Ángel; Fernando Gago, Daniele De Rossi, Miralem Pjanić; Francesco Totti; Bojan Krkić, Pablo Osvaldo.
Bench: Curak, Cicinho, Daniele De Rossi, Marquinho, Simone Perrotta, Piscitell, Erik Lamela.
Missing: Walter Samuel, Juan, Greco, Cassetti, Juan Pablo Carrizo, and Borin.
Udinese:
Samir Handanović; Ferronetti, Danilo, Domizzi; Roberto Pereyra, Pinzi, Pazienza, Asamoah, Armero; Abdi; Antonio Di Natale.
Bench: Emiliano Padelli, Coda, Pasquale, Neuton, Fernandes, Torje, Barreto.
Missing: Flora Flores, Patrik Basta, Battocchio, Fabbrini, Badu, Arturo Vidal, Federico Benatia, and Pontus Ekstrand.
Valencia CF vs Rayo Vallecano 3+
Valencia is battling for that third spot to secure a direct ticket to the Champions League next season. They went through a rough patch of results before facing Real Madrid, but I bet they’re feeling a lot more confident after that result in Madrid... they’re looking to finally grab a win at Mestalla Stadium today.
They’re hosting Rayo Vallecano, a mid-table side that plays a really gutsy, wide-open game when they travel.
At home, Valencia holds a 7-4-4 record, scoring 27 and letting in 19—that's an average of 3.1 goals per game.
Rayo is hovering in the middle of the pack, with a 5-3-7 record on the road; in their 15 away matches, they’ve put up 20 goals but conceded 35, which is a massive 3.7 goals per game average.
History tells us that in their last 10 meetings, there’s always been action... basically, every single one of those games ended with three or more goals.
Earlier this season when they played in Madrid, Valencia pulled off a 1-2 win.
I'm calling for three or more goals today in Valencia. Honestly, it could easily be four...🙂
Udinese is definitely going to find gaps to exploit on the counter—especially since they’ve got those lightning-fast attackers like Antonio Di Natale, Barreto, and Armero ready to strike.
Both sides are fighting at the top of the table and they desperately need points. They play an open style of football too, particularly Roma, who absolutely have to win today—plus, their defense has been a total mess all season... honestly, only Inter Milan has conceded more goals than these guys among the top tier in Serie A.
A. 20.11.10, AS Roma vs Udinese 2 : 0
20.03.10, AS Roma vs Udinese 4 : 2
28.10.09, Udinese vs AS Roma 2 : 1
07.03.09, AS Roma vs Udinese 1 : 1
26.10.08, Udinese vs AS Roma 3 : 1
13.04.08, Udinese vs AS Roma 1 : 3
02.12.07, AS Roma vs Udinese 2 : 1
11.03.07, AS Roma vs Udinese 3 : 1
Looking back at the history between these two, goals just seem to fly whenever they meet.
Lineups: Roma
Stekelenburg; Rosa, Simon Kjær, Heinz, José Ángel; Fernando Gago, Daniele De Rossi, Miralem Pjanić; Francesco Totti; Bojan Krkić, Pablo Osvaldo.
Bench: Curak, Cicinho, Daniele De Rossi, Marquinho, Simone Perrotta, Piscitell, Erik Lamela.
Missing: Walter Samuel, Juan, Greco, Cassetti, Juan Pablo Carrizo, and Borin.
Udinese:
Samir Handanović; Ferronetti, Danilo, Domizzi; Roberto Pereyra, Pinzi, Pazienza, Asamoah, Armero; Abdi; Antonio Di Natale.
Bench: Emiliano Padelli, Coda, Pasquale, Neuton, Fernandes, Torje, Barreto.
Missing: Flora Flores, Patrik Basta, Battocchio, Fabbrini, Badu, Arturo Vidal, Federico Benatia, and Pontus Ekstrand.
Valencia CF vs Rayo Vallecano 3+
Valencia is battling for that third spot to secure a direct ticket to the Champions League next season. They went through a rough patch of results before facing Real Madrid, but I bet they’re feeling a lot more confident after that result in Madrid... they’re looking to finally grab a win at Mestalla Stadium today.
They’re hosting Rayo Vallecano, a mid-table side that plays a really gutsy, wide-open game when they travel.
At home, Valencia holds a 7-4-4 record, scoring 27 and letting in 19—that's an average of 3.1 goals per game.
Rayo is hovering in the middle of the pack, with a 5-3-7 record on the road; in their 15 away matches, they’ve put up 20 goals but conceded 35, which is a massive 3.7 goals per game average.
History tells us that in their last 10 meetings, there’s always been action... basically, every single one of those games ended with three or more goals.
Earlier this season when they played in Madrid, Valencia pulled off a 1-2 win.
I'm calling for three or more goals today in Valencia. Honestly, it could easily be four...🙂
#255 ·
placidranger19 said:Istra Pul vs HNK Rijka 0:0 8,00
The weather is just a disaster—rain, wind, and the pitch in Pula isn't exactly in great shape either. I have a feeling Rijka is just going to come in there and play super defensive, bunker-style football.
👍 Well, well, well...
#256 ·
lonedrifter68 said:Easy single on Montpellier. Pretty sure they cruise through this one.
2.40 😁🙂☕
Everything’s already been said. Nothing new here.
PSG, their massive rival from like ten years ago? They "accidentally" let Bordeaux win in the final round just to snatch the title away from Marseille. Word on the street is they’re looking to pull the exact same stunt against them now.🙂
Whatever. Montpellier HSC is miles better than this washed-up squad that’s just straight-up sinking.
I don't know, looks like the final play is on Olympique de Marseille, but they aren't scoring at 2.50. 😢
Watched them a few times lately. Not exactly news that besides Mathieu Valbuen, they have zero creativity. Just a lot of fouls and basically just playing for crosses.
Borussia Dortmund vs Bayern Munich - 1 - 2.90 😁🙂☕
The championship factor is going to tip the scales here.☕
It’s not even a question whether the Bayern Munich coach is going to play it safe and field a "B" team here. Of course he won't. But honestly? Their minds are already on that first leg against Real Madrid.
Solid.
Exactly what I expected.
Only Olympique de Marseille actually surprised me with that goal. Not that those two halves were anything more than just the "core" anyway. ☕
#257 ·
lonedrifter68 said:Spot on. Absolutely perfect.
Everything played out exactly how I expected it to.
Honestly, the only thing that caught me off guard was Olympique de Marseille actually finding the back of the net. But let's be real—those two goals were essentially the "core" of the match anyway. It was always going to go down like that. ☕
May all the luck in the world be on Borussia Dortmund's side! 🙂 Bayern Munich completely owned that match, but then Robben misses a penalty, hits the woodwork, and suddenly it’s just pure chaos with Robben's performance. 🤣
It was vital that it went through. Seriously, it had to happen.☕
#258 ·
Roger Phillips said:Both teams scoring in the Roma vs Udinese match—looking at a 3+ goal total—is sitting right around 1.60-1.70...
Valencia CF vs Rayo Vallecano over 3 goals...
🙂
#259 ·
goldenmarlin5 said:Juventus vs SS Lazio 1 1,50
Quevilly vs Stade Rennais 2 @ 1,5
Half-baked success.☕
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