"This should be a really competitive game. Wolves tasted defeat for the first time in eight games with their 1-0 loss to Manchester City last time out. They were still competitive in the game but missed that clinical edge which would have earned them a point or more at the Etihad. It was also the first time in 13 games in which Wolves have failed to score. 

Brighton have seen BTTS in each of their last five games in the Premier League, only managing to win one of these games. Fabian Hurzeler’s attacking style is admirable, but it often gives the opposition opportunities to get at the Brighton backline, as we can see from their recent tendency to see goals at both ends of the pitch. 

The initial meeting between these sides ended in a 2-2 draw, which mirrors the level of entertainment we should expect here. Both sides registered xG’s in excess of 1.0 (1.31-1.36), which suggests that we should get chances at both ends. Both sides ended up having at least 6+ shots on target in the fixture, which further reinforces the argument that attacking football should come out on top here."

"It’s 5th versus 6th in the Scottish Premiership on Saturday afternoon as Dundee United host St Mirren. Dundee United’s hopes of playing European football next season have been dented by back-to-back losses against Celtic and Hibernian respectively. As for St Mirren, they are unbeaten in three matches following last week’s 1-0 win over Aberdeen.

Given the contrasting form of the two teams coming into this clash, St Mirren look well worth siding with to score at least one goal at Tannadice on Saturday. The Saints have struck at least once in eight of their last nine league games, including each of their last three. What’s more, that nine-game sample includes two games against Rangers and one against Celtic, with St Mirren scoring in each of those three showdowns with the Glasgow heavyweights. On top of that, Stephen Robinson’s side have notched in 11 of their 16 league games away from home this season, further suggesting they can make their mark against Dundee United on Saturday.

Jim Goodwin’s hosts have failed to keep a clean sheet in 10 of their 17 Scottish Premiership home games this season, conceding multiple goals in four of their previous six top-flight outings at Tannadice."

"AFC Wimbledon have a really strong record against their fellow top 10 sides in 2025. From nine games, they have won or drawn eight times, only losing at home to League Two runners-up Port Vale.

Notts County, on the other hand, have a poor record against top 10 sides in 2025, losing seven out of 10 fixtures. This is obviously less than ideal when heading into a play-off campaign, and shows that their patient style does not seem to wash against the division's better teams. Over the last 12 games, the form table has County in 17th position."