There are two games of the Eredivisie season remaining, and Feyenoord are looking to cling onto their Champions League qualifying spot, with both Ajax and Nijmegen in close pursuit of Robin van Persie’s side.

Feyenoord have seen 3+ goals in each of their last two games, winning both of these matches, and have seen 60 goals across their 16 home games this season (3.75 per game). The initial league meeting between the sides produced six goals as the sides played out a 3-3 draw, and Alkmaar have something to fight for here too with a potential Champions League spot available.

Alkmaar have seen 3+ goals in four of their last five matches across all competitions. Their 16 away games in the Eredivisie have produced 42 goals (2.62 per game), and their most recent away trip to Feyenoord produced five goals as the home side came away 3-2 winners in that clash

The last nine head to head meetings between these sides in a competitive setting have produced 44 goals, just shy of five goals per game. The most recent meeting between the sides produced five goals as Barcelona came away 3-2 winners over Real Madrid in the Super Cup, marking the 13th consecutive meeting between the sides that has seen at least three goals. 

Barcelona have won each of their last five matches in LaLiga as they march towards the title, seeing 3+ goals in three of these games. They most recently came away 2-1 winners over Osasuna on the road to set up this clash as one where they can win the title with three games of the season still remaining.

Real Madrid are a bit of a mess at the moment if recent reports of training ground scuffles are to be believed, it’s not totally surprising that the club has fallen apart this season given the changes in the dugout and repeated claims of player power poisoning the squad. They do however, have the firepower to hurt Barcelona having netted 31 goals across their 17 away matches this season (1.82 per game).

Como ran out 3-1 winners over Hellas Verona when these sides met earlier in the season, and Cesc Fabregas’ side now make the trip to face the side with the worst home record in Serie A this season.

Hellas Verona have only managed to win one of their 17 home matches in Serie A this season, losing 11 of these games and conceding 25 goals in the process. What stands out the most to me is the fact that they’ve only scored 12 goals across these matches, which is a record that is unlikely to trouble a Como side who have kept 17 clean sheets in Serie A this term - the joint best record of any side in the division.

Only Napoli and the two Milan sides have picked up more points on the road than Como in Serie A this season (29). They’ve avoided defeat in 13 of their 17 away matches this term, and should have enough to get past a Hellas Verona side who have already been relegated from the Italian top flight.

There are only two games remaining of the Ligue 1 season, and both of these sides are locked in a battle for a spot in Europe next season. Lille have the slight advantage at the moment, sitting four points clear of Monaco, but the home side could close that gap to just one with three points here - and have seen BTTS in each of their last five matches in Ligue 1.

It’s actually quite impressive that Monaco find themselves in contention for a European spot in Ligue 1 as they’ve only managed to keep seven clean sheets all season. Only three sides have kept fewer shutouts than Monaco this term, and all three of those sides are battling towards the bottom of the table. Monaco have seen 49 goals across their 16 home matches this term (3.06 per game), promising another end to end affair here.

Lille boast the second strongest away record in Ligue 1 this season, only PSG (32) have picked up more points on the road than Lille (29) in the French top flight. They saw BTTS last time out as they were held by Le Havre, which could prove to be two crucial dropped points in the battle for a spot in the Champions League, or the Europa League, next season.

Arsenal Most Shots on Target in Each Half

Arsenal average the third-most Shots on Target per game in the league (4.91), comfortably clear of West Ham (3.49).
But what really stands out here is what both sides allow defensively.

Arsenal concede fewer Shots on Target than anyone in the league, a full shot per game fewer than the next-best side, whilst West Ham concede the second-most. That’s a huge gap.

This selection landed in the reverse fixture too, when Arsenal totalled five Shots on Target to West Ham's zero.

Arsenal Most Corners in Each Half

You don't need me to tell you how much Arsenal love a corner. They average 5.89 per game whilst only conceding 3.31.

West Ham have had a lot of success from set pieces since Nuno joined, so I'm sure Arteta will have told his team to limit the amount of corners they concede.

Again, this landed at the Emirates earlier this season. Arsenal finished on six corners, West Ham on two.

West Ham 2+ Cards

This is crunch time for West Ham now, they need results or they'll be going to the Championship. This sort of pressure usually results in cards whether it be through frustration or desperation.

Looking at West Ham's last five matches they've covered this line in four, being awarded 3+ cards in a couple of these games too. They also covered it in the reverse fixture.