Dallas are flying high in second place in the Western Conference and are fancied to prove just too strong for basement dwellers Vancouver. The Whitecaps have admittedly been pretty solid on home turf this term, but this looks a tough test for Vanni Sartini’s team on current form.
Montreal did us a favour when winning at Charlotte as underdogs over the weekend and are now also backed to avoid defeat at Nashville. Wilfried Nancy’s side are unbeaten in their last eight matches and shooting up the MLS table following a poor start to the current campaign.
Liverpool can close to within just one point of Premier League leaders Manchester City if beating Southampton at St Mary’s Stadium. The Reds are still chasing a historic quadruple and victory here would set up a tense final day of the domestic season next weekend.
Everton missed a good chance to end their relegation fears when losing to Brentford and now face a tricky test against Crystal Palace. The Eagles are unbeaten in four matches, playing well and still hoping to finish the season in the top half of the Premier League table.
Burnley can climb back out of the Premier League relegation zone if picking up a point at Aston Villa but we fear that will be a difficult task. They have drawn at Villa Park for the past two seasons, but the bad news is they were beaten 3-1 at home by Villa earlier this month.
West Ham will be trying to pip Man Utd to sixth place in the Premier League table when visiting Brighton in the final round of fixtures. Moving up would mean an upgrade from the Europa Conference League to the Europa League, with the Hammers currently two points behind.
Tottenham are now in pole position for the final Champions League place heading into the last game of the season against Norwich. Antonio Conte’s side leapfrogged north London rivals Arsenal with a 1-0 home win over Burnley before the Gunners went down 2-0 at Newcastle.
Rangers have already knocked two German clubs out of the Europa League and are rated a value bet to beat Eintracht Frankfurt in the final. Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig both finished well ahead of Frankfurt in the Bundesliga this term, so the Glasgow outfit have little to fear.
With almost all the qualifiers known and the group-stage draw done, we’re taking a look at the World Cup 2022 winner odds for Qatar. Due to fears over heat problems, this year’s event will kick off on November 21 and the final will take place on December 18.
After landing a 10.62 accumulator on Wednesday, we’ve got five more Premier League predictions for Sunday and are eyeing a 20.34 pay-out. Don’t forget to watch out for bwin’s Enhanced Accas, with price boosts provided on popular combinations from around the world.
We’ve got Sunday selections from Italy, Spain and Portugal for our latest European football tips and are chasing a 12.19 accumulator. Don’t forget to check out bwin’s Enhanced Accas page for daily price boosts on multiple bets from all over the world.
Chelsea are fancied to avoid a hat-trick of FA Cup final heartbreaks by edging out Liverpool. The Blues will be determined to seize their only remaining chance to secure some silverware this season and avenge February’s penalty shootout loss to the Reds in the EFL Cup decider.
Tottenham have to go for a win in Thursday’s north London derby with Arsenal in order to boost their hopes of a top-four finish. Spurs are four points behind their arch-rivals in the Premier League table with each having three games left to play, so need to close that gap.
Juventus go into Wednesday’s Coppa Italia final as underdogs but may just have an edge over Inter Milan in hunger and desire to lift this trophy. The Bianconeri are the holders and fully focused on this contest, whereas their opponents still have the Serie A title as their top priority.