Lille have avoided defeat against Auxerre in each of the last nine head to head meetings between the sides, spanning 15 years.

Lille have avoided defeat in each of their last five matches, winning three of these games.

Lille have only lost three of their 16 home games in Ligue 1 this season.

Lille have won each of the last two meetings between the sides, putting four goals past Auxerre last time out.

Auxerre have only managed to win one of their 16 away games in the French top flight this term.

This is a straight shootout to avoid a relegation play off in the Eredivisie, a point would be enough for Telstar but Volendam must win.

Each of the last five head to head meetings between these sides has seen 3+ goals, with the most recent meeting finishing 2-2.

Telstar have seen 3+ goals in three of their last four matches, losing just one of these matches.

Five of the last six head to head meetings between these sides have seen 3+ goals.

Nijmegen have seen 63 goals across their 16 home games in the Eredivisie this season (3.93 per game).

Nijmegen must win to have a chance of securing a spot in the Champions League next season, and goal difference is likely to be a factor with just one goal between Twente, Feyenoord and Nijmegen. 

Go Ahead Eagles have only won two of their 16 away games in the Dutch top flight this season, with these games seeing 2.87 goals per game.

Strasbourg and Monaco have seen BTTS more frequently than any of the other sides in the French top flight (21/33 games - 64%).

Only Metz (6) and Nice (5), both in the relegation zone, have kept fewer clean sheets in Ligue 1 than Monaco this season (7).

Both meetings between the sides this season have seen BTTS, with Strasbourg coming away 3-1 winners in the most recent clash.

Monaco have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches in Ligue 1 - winning just one of these games.

It's a big day in the race for Europe, and I've picked out a cross-match boost featuring the main sides in the hunt for a spot in one of the three European competitions this season. It looks really strong on paper, here's my notes:

Brentford

With two matches to go, Brentford are two points behind Brighton and four points behind Bournemouth. Clubs who occupy Conference League and Europa League places respectively.

Brentford will be going all out at home. Compare that with their opponents Crystal Palace who will be hanging their hat on their Conference League final against Rayo Vallecano.

Brentford average 4.75 corners taken per game.

Everton

Everton have a home match against Sunderland to contend with, a game where they should do well. It's a big ask for them to be playing European football next season but it is not out of the equation yet.

Everton and Sunderland have already met twice this season in all competitions with both of the meetings finish 1-1 after 90 minutes played.

Everton average 4.39 corners per game which rises to 5.06 per game when they're at home.

Brighton

Brighton currently occupy a spot in the Conference League next season but with six points left to play for, they could move up and sneak into Europe's more premier competitions.

It's ideal for them to be facing Leeds, albeit a team who are horrible to play against away from home, but at a time where they know their place in the top flight next season is secure.

Brighton average 4.92 corners per game. In the last meeting v Leeds they won 3-0 and took four corners.

Fulham

Lastly, it's Fulham who travel to already relegated Wolves. Europe is a large ask for them to achieve, but with Wolves being so bad this season, it's a great opportunity to try and close the gap before the final day.

In the last meeting, Fulham were 3-0 winners and took a huge 10 corners themselves on the day.

Over the course of the season, Fulham average 4.86 corners taken per game.