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Atlético Madrid Win • 1.909

The main target for Valencia is Europa League. In La Liga they are not going to try to make the push for the CL spot. I am sure, that they will try to do it by winning EL.

At the same time Atletico is fighting with Real for the second place and losing points at home isn't the best idea. Valencia doesn't have lots of chances.

Barcelona Win • 1.37

While this tie is still alive, with Manchester United restricting Barcelona to a single goal at Old Trafford, the ball is very much in Barca's court. The La Liga giants have not lost a home game in the Champions League since 2013 and, for all their improvement under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, it is hard to see Man United being the team to end that unbeaten streak.

Liverpool Win • 1.79

Liverpool continue to grind out results as they aim to pip Manchester City to the Premier League title.

The Reds may have found their ruthless best again but they face arguably their biggest test between now and the end of the season on Sunday.

Jurgen Klopp’s side drew at Stamford Bridge earlier this season and a repeat of that result is coming

Leicester City Win • 1.67

Prediction: Leicester 2-0 Newcastle
The Foxes are continuing to gather momentum and improve with more time under Rodgers on the training ground and the Magpies are there for the taking. Warning signs will be out with another dropping of points here for Benitez's side, but the feeling is a newly-motivated Foxes outfit will prove too much.

Draw And Total Over 3.5 Yes • 8.5

Tondela are currently on a six-match winless run and start the weekend's action in the relegation zone.
Portimonense lost ground in the race for European football last weekend after losing to Moreirense last time out.
This has all the ingredients to be a goalfest, as Tondela are desperate for a win and Portimonense are offensively minded.

Juventus Win • 1.833

It doesn’t help that Milan have an awful record against Juventus. The visitors have won only one of their last 12 Serie A meetings against Juventus, losing 11. The champions have won the last seven meetings between the pair, while the hosts have claimed 13 wins in 15 home matches this season. They’ve been brilliant against the top teams, winning 10 of 11 meetings with top half sides this term. After winning six of their last seven matches, Juve are generously priced for a victory here

Both Teams To Score - Yes • 1.86

Arsenal have won their last six home Premier League games against Newcastle, scoring 18 goals and conceding just five.

The Magpies have lost 11 of their last 12 Premier League matches against the Gunners, though that solitary win came less than 12 months ago.

Only against Man United (28) have Newcastle lost more Premier League games than against Arsenal (27).

But we believe that both team would score.

Over 3 Goals • 2.39

This could be a big weekend in the race for the top four. I see Chelsea winning, they will have just too much for Cardiff, and that will leave Spurs needing to get a result at Liverpool. Some of Cardiff's home results recently have been alarming and they've come against lesser teams than Chelsea.

Cardiff 1:3 Chelsea

Watford Win • 1.76

Fulham are staring into the relegation abyss and their away form is a large factor in that - having taken just two points on the road all season. While Watford could be forgiven for having one eye on Sunday's FA Cup semi-final, they should still be winning this one convincingly first.

West Bromwich Albion Win • 1.87

Still drastically struggling at the back end of the season, Birmingham will travel to a revitalized Hawthorns on Friday night.

Starting with the hosts, while many were surprised to have seen Darren Moore fired from his role at West Brom last month the Baggies have shown some signs of improvement. Holding a commanding 10-point buffer from slipping out of the playoff positions, caretaker boss James Shan saw his temporary side impress in their 1-0 win away at Brentford prior to the international break. With their sights firmly set on booking an immediate return to the Premier League, fans around the Hawthorns will be most impressed by their recent defensive stability. Saturday’s visitors have recorded back to back clean sheets, something they had not previously managed all season.

As for the visitors, while West Brom might be enjoying a late bounce, the same cannot be said for Birmingham. Slumping to a 1-0 loss away at Preston prior to the international break, the Blues have lost their last four Championship matches on the bounce and their form in the final third will be a growing concern for former Swansea boss Gary Monk. Friday’s visitors have not registered a single goal in any of their four defeats, a run that stems over 400 minutes of action. Also losing their last two matches on the road and failing to score in those pair of defeats, we’re backing another tough nights work for Birmingham.