Real Betis are battling for a Champions League spot next season, after an inspired run of form since the turn of the year which has left them just five points off the Champions League places with just two games left to play.

They need to win both their remaining games, currently sat 6th in the table, five points behind Villarreal in 5th - the final Champions League qualifying position.

They will feel they have a real chance here of closing the gap with Villarreal having to travel to face a Barcelona side who have only lost three of their 18 home games this season. Villarreal have been on a strong run of form but haven’t had to play any of the top sides in La Liga with Barcelona being the only significant hurdle left in their run-in.

Betis have scored in their last 18 games across all competitions which is a run that stretches back to February where they lost against Gent in the Conference League. They’ve scored 11 goals across their 18 away games in the first half this season, finding the back of the net in 44% of their games in the first half when playing away from home.

Betis should feel confident in taking the game to Atletico Madrid here, they’ve scored 24 goals across their 18 away games this season and scored after just four minutes in the initial meeting between these sides.

Inter enter the penultimate game of the Serie A season just one point behind Napoli in the battle for supremacy in the Italian top-flight. Inter have also managed to work their way to a Champions League final so a historic double could be on the cards for Simone Inzaghi’s side.

Inter have won 13 of their 18 home games this season, scoring 38 goals in the process - no side has scored more goals at home than Inter this season. 20 of these goals have come in the first half (52%), which suggests that Inter have a tendency to make quick starts when playing at home.

Lazio have conceded 21 goals across their 18 away games in Serie A this season. These sides have faced off twice this season in the league and in the Coppa Italia. Inter Milan scored a first half goal in both games and can replicate that here, seeing as they need the points to keep pace with Napoli heading into the final day of the season.

Roma currently sit in 6th, just one point away from the Champions League places with two games left to play. They aren’t the only teams in the chasing pack with Bologna and Milan also within touching distance of a European finish so the home side will see this as a crucial game to effectively knock Milan out of the race for a spot in Europe next season.

Roma have scored 34 goals across their 18 home games this season, only Inter (38) have scored more goals at home this season than Roma. Furthermore, only Napoli (42) and Inter (42) have amassed more points at home than Roma this campaign (38). 

Both teams scored in the first half in the initial meeting between these sides, in which Paulo Dybala equalised after Tijjani Reijnders had opened the scoring. Roma should be able to breach the Milan backline in the opening period here, considering their strong home record across the season as a whole.