EPL + La Liga + Ligue 1 + Bundesliga match schedules for the weekend. 🗓️

Our top three sure picks for this weekend. ✅

21:00 — Everton vs Coventry City

13:30 — Leeds vs Tottenham

16:00 — Arsenal vs Hull City

16:00 — Fulham vs Newcastle

18:30 — Nottingham Forest vs Man City

15:00 — Brighton vs Brentford

15:00 — Crystal Palace vs Liverpool

15:00 — Ipswich vs Bournemouth

15:00 — Sunderland vs Chelsea

17:30 — Man Utd vs Aston Villa

20:45 — Toulouse vs Strasbourg

19:00 — Auxerre vs Paris FC

21:05 — PSG vs Troyes

15:00 — Rennes vs Lille

17:15 — Angers vs Nice

17:15 — Brest vs Lyon

17:15 — Le Havre vs Lorient

17:15 — Le Mans vs Monaco

20:45 — Lens vs Marseille

21:00 — Sevilla vs Alaves

14:00 — Malaga vs Racing Santander

16:15 — Espanyol vs Deportivo La Coruna

18:30 — Osasuna vs Athletic Bilbao

21:00 — Valencia vs Real Madrid

14:00 — Elche vs Real Betis

16:15 — Real Sociedad vs Rayo Vallecano

18:30 — Celta Vigo vs Levante

18:30 — Villarreal vs Getafe

21:00 — Atletico Madrid vs Barcelona

20:30 — Hamburg vs Borussia Monchengladbach

15:30 — Borussia Dortmund vs SV Elversberg

15:30 — RB Leipzig vs Augsburg

15:30 — Mainz vs Bayern Munich

15:30 — SC Paderborn 07 vs Eintracht Frankfurt

18:30 — Stuttgart vs Werder Bremen

15:30 — FC Cologne vs Bayer Leverkusen

17:30 — Freiburg vs Union Berlin

19:30 — Hoffenheim vs Schalke 04

Top 3 Stats:

CXSports says: While it might be a slight overstatement, it’s not far from the truth — no one in the Premier League can score against them. In 9 games this season, they’ve got 6 clean sheets and only conceded five in total. And while that five conceded in its remaining 3 games doesn’t make for a great per-game concession average, all but two of the five conceded came in a single game against Brighton, who has the strongest offense in the league by far with 24 goals scored in 9 games.

As for Hull, they’re sitting at the opposite end of the league to Brighton. While they’re not the worst attack out there, they’re clearly in the bottom half with just 11 goals scored all season. And now they have to go and face an impenetrable Arsenal defense who’ll be playing at home (a venue where they’re four from four) which only makes matters worse Hull, who’ve only won a single away game this season, and that was at Coventry, who’s currently sitting just 2 points outside of the relegation zone in 16th place.

As for the other side of the game — can Hull stop Arsenal from scoring — we’re confident they can keep the total within reason, but we doubt they’ll be able to hold this to a goalless draw. While they’re not great in offense, Hull’s defense isn’t half bad. In fact, they’re one of just two teams in the bottom ten that’s managed to maintain a positive goal average (+1). And while that might seem to be worth something — Arsenal’s attack isn’t exactly spectacular with just 14 goals all season — Arsenal perform much better at home. In their four home games so far, Arsenal’s scored 9 of its 14 goals for the season, thus bumping its full-season goal average up from 1.56 across all games all the way to 2.25 at home.

As such, we see this one ending somewhat predictably. Arsenal will likely come within reaching distance of its home scoring average while Hull likely walks away with nothing.

Score prediction: 2-0 for Arsenal

Bet: Arsenal Victory

Odds Range: 1.09-1.20

Bet: Both Teams to Score (No)

Odds Range: 1.40-1.62

Top 3 Stats:

CXSports says: Real Madrid win this and Valencia barely stands a chance of even getting on the scoreboard. And the reason is simple — Valencia has barely scored at home all season (just 3 goals in six home games) while Madrid scores freely wherever it plays, including on the road (1.83 goals scored per road game on average). And Valencia’s new manager doesn’t seem to have done much to change the inputs on Valencia’s side of that equation — in the two home games since he took over, Valencia’s only taken one point and a single goal.

Of course, Valencia’s inability to score wouldn’t mean much if Madrid’s defense was weak. However, Madrid’s defense is almost as good as their attack — they concede just 1.17 goals per away game, which is about a third lower than the broader league average of 1.71 the average away side concedes. And speaking of defense, what does Valencia’s defense probably isn’t going to be able to stop Madrid from scoring. Their goals conceded average currently sits at 1.55 a game, which is more or less makes them a perfectly average side in La Liga.

As for current form, it also points to more or less the same thing. Madrid’s on a seven game winning streak across all competitions (4 straight victories in La Liga) where they’ve posted an aggregate score of 20-8. Meanwhile, Valencia’s 2nd last on the table with just a single victory in its last five games, with 2 draws and 2 losses making up the balance.

So this one’s simple — Madrid win this, and probably with a clean sheet. Although, we’re not confident they’ll do it with a huge margin — Valencia does have an “average” defense after all. And, chances are, they’re going to know they have no chance coming into this game, so will likely clamp down a little harder in defense to save face.

Score prediction: 0-2 for Real Madrid

Bet: Real Madrid Victory

Odds Range: 1.19-1.33

Bet: Both Teams to Score (No)

Odds Range: 1.83-2.00

Top 3 Stats:

CXSports says: The balance of this one’s simple. PSG has scored 21 goals in nine games this season at an average rate of 2.33 a game. That gives them the highest tally in the league, and a goal average that’s a little over 1.5x the broader league average of 1.52/ Troyes, on the other hand, has scored just 7 in 9 games, giving them a goal average of 0.78, which is about half the broader league average. What’s more, when facing stronger teams, their average drops to 0 — they’ve failed to score in five of nine games.

And things look even worse for Troyes the more we look. To start with, there’s form — in their last five games, they’ve only managed a single victory while the other four resulted in 3 losses and a single draw. Meanwhile, PSG’s done nothing but win in its last 5 games in League 1.

Then, we’ve got the head-to-head history. Troyes simply can’t win (and can’t even really draw) against PSG. In 10 head-to-head games dating back to 2012, PSG’s got 9 victories with the other game ending in a draw. And, across those games, PSG outshot Troyes massively, with the aggregate scoreline from those games sitting at 33-8 — 3.33 goals a game for PSG vs just 0.8 for Troyes.

As such, with Troyes unable to score, PSG scoring freely, a head-to-head history heavily favoring PSG, and current form that says the same thing, we’re calling this one in PSG’s favor with high confidence.

Score prediction: 3-0 for PSG

Bet: PSG Victory

Odds Range: 1.03-1.15

Bet: Both Teams to Score (No)

Odds Range: 1.56-1.83