Saturday brings another hectic schedule with big games in the Scottish Premiership and Championship. Betfred’s Frank Monkhouse – who is six of eight for his tips so far this week – provides an interesting 12/1 away win treble… The big
Coventry City host Birmingham City in the Championship on Friday night (20:00) with both sides looking to turn a corner in form and start climbing the league table. Things have been very disappointing for Wayne Rooney since he took charge
Everton were dealt a massive blow with a ten-point deduction, but the Toffees rallied to collect a huge three points when beating Nottingham Forest at the weekend. Newcastle United have aspirations of at least a top-four finish this season and
Brighton & Hove Albion host Brentford in the Premier League on Wednesday evening (19:30) looking to bounce back from their weekend defeat against 10-men Chelsea. There is a particular market in this contest which we have selected as our bet
There are two Premier League games on Tuesday, including an intriguing encounter at Molineux where Wolves will be seeking a return to winning ways against second-bottom Burnley. Wolves were relegation candidates for large parts of last season and they are
Celta Vigo and Cadiz have both struggled in La Liga this season and the pair face each other on Monday in what could be a crucial clash in the battle against the drop. The pair have only won three of
Monza and Juventus kick off the weekend’s Serie A action at the Brianteo Stadium on Friday night (20:00), with both sides proving a tough nut to crack for the rest of the league. The home side have lost just three
Liverpool are in Europa League action on Thursday night (20:00) as they welcome LASK to Anfield. The Reds have already secured their progression to the knockout stage so Jurgen Klopp could make quite a few changes to the side that
Arsenal play host to RC Lens in the Champions League on Wednesday night (20:00) and the Gunners can seal their qualification to the knockout stage with a result here. While Mikel Arteta’s side have not been completely convincing in the
Paris Saint-Germain host Newcastle United in the Champions League on Tuesday night (20:00) and we are expecting a very different game to the one which the Magpies won 4-1 last month at St James’ Park. There is a standout market
