My last two Saturday Accas have won ✅

Each of the last two head to head meetings between these sides has seen BTTS, the most recent game finished 4-1 to Stuttgart with both sides posting an xG in excess of 1.0 (1.96-2.60).

Stuttgart have seen BTTS in each of their last four matches in the Bundesliga, drawing their last two games against Werder Bremen and Hoffenheim.

Leverkusen have seen BTTS in each of their last two matches, winning both of these games. They’ve seen 54 goals across their 16 away matches in the Bundesliga this season (3.3 per game). 

My last two Saturday Accas have won ✅

Hoffenheim have seen 3+ goals in each of their last five matches, most recently seeing six goals in a 3-3 draw against Stuttgart.

Werder Bremen have seen 3+ goals in four of their last five matches, and have conceded 28 goals across their 16 away games in the Bundesliga.

Hoffenheim are seeing 3.43 goals per game at home in the Bundesliga this season, and are in a three way battle for a spot in the Champions League next season alongside Leverkusen and Stuttgart - all three sides sit on 58 points. 

My last two Saturday Accas have won ✅

Only Brighton (85) and Tottenham (90) have picked up more yellow cards in the Premier League this season than Bournemouth (81 - 2.31 per game).

Bournemouth committed 16 fouls and picked up three yellow cards on their last trip to Craven Cottage, with that game ending 2-2.

Bournemouth have picked up 2+ cards in each of their last two Premier League away games, and are in direct battle with Fulham for a spot in Europe next season. 

My last two Saturday Accas have won ✅

Hearts have avoided defeat against Motherwell in each of the last four head to head meetings between the sides, all taking place since January 2025.

Hearts have avoided defeat in each of their last five matches, including registering wins over Rangers and their opponents here.

Motherwell have only managed to win one of their last five matches, losing three of these games - including a 1-0 defeat to Falkirk last time out. 

I fancy Brighton to win and win big here as they're in a key battle for European football. I don't expect Wolves to offer too much.

Brighton come into it on the back of two huge results at home. A 2-1 win over Liverpool followed by an easy 3-0 win over Chelsea.

Wolves are rock-bottom of the away form table having lost 12 of their 17 matches. They're the only EPL side yet to win away from home.

In the Premier League, no Sunderland player has committed more fouls than Omar Alderete who averages 1.11 fouls committed P/90.

Alderete has committed a foul in each of his last seven league matches. Committing multiple fouls in four of those seven too.

He committed two fouls v Man United in the previous meeting.

Marcos Senesi is Bournemouth's second-most fouled player in the league behind Alex Scott, averaging 1.01 fouls drawn P/90.

Senesi has been fouled in nine out of his last ten league appearances and in each of his last seven in a row.

He will be in a good battle against Jimenez who averages 1.89 fouls committed P/90.

Aberdeen have shown clear signs of improvement in recent weeks and look well placed to continue on an upward curve when they host Dundee United on Saturday. New Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson has steadied the ship, steering his side away from relegation trouble with two wins and one draw across their last three matches. Notably, both victories came at home, with Aberdeen getting the better of Hibernian and Kilmarnock in their last two outings at Pittodrie.

As such, the Dons look well placed to pick up another positive result when they face Dundee United this weekend. Jim Goodwin’s side were soundly beaten 3-0 away at relegation-threatened Kilmarnock last week. That latest defeat means Dundee United have won just three of their 17 Scottish Premiership away games this season, coming away empty-handed from three of their last four matches on the road.

With all that in mind, I'm going to back an improving Aberdeen outfit on the Double Chance on Saturday afternoon.

I think Livingston can score at least once away at Dundee on Saturday afternoon. While the Lions’ relegation back to the Scottish Championship was confirmed last weekend, they have certainly not gone down without a fight. In fact, Marvin Bartley’s side have lost just two of their last nine top-flight fixtures, the most recent of which saw them twice come from behind to earn a 2-2 draw at home to Aberdeen.

That means Livingston have scored exactly two goals in each of their last four league games, a run which includes a 2-0 away win at St Mirren, as well as a 2-2 draw against league leaders Hearts. With their fate already sealed, the Lions could well play with even more freedom when they come up against Dundee this weekend.

Steven Pressley’s hosts did keep a clean sheet last weekend, but that came against the most shot-shy side in the division in St Mirren. What’s more, the Dark Blues have failed to keep the back door shut in each of their previous three meetings with Livingston this season, conceding 2+ goals in each of those encounters.

I’m keen to back Kilmarnock to score at least once away at St Mirren in what is a huge game at the foot of the Scottish Premiership table on Saturday afternoon. Neil McCann’s visitors will come into this clash in high spirits after brilliantly dismantling Dundee United in a 3-0 victory last weekend. More importantly, that result lifted Kilmarnock out of the relegation play-off spot and moved them above St Mirren in the Scottish Premiership table.

While Killie have struggled on their travels this season, they have still found the net in three of their last five away matches, scoring against Rangers, Dundee United and Falkirk across that run.

As for St Mirren, they come into this crunch clash on the back of three successive Scottish Premiership defeats, including a 2-0 home loss to rock-bottom Livingston. Further encouragement for siding with this selection comes from the fact that the Saints shipped four goals when they last faced relegation rivals Kilmarnock earlier in the campaign.

Falkirk’s game with Hibernian in the Scottish Premiership on Saturday has taken on added significance following last weekend’s results. With 5th place potentially enough to secure European football next season, this has suddenly become a key fixture for both sides, with just two points separating them in the table. That should lend itself to an entertaining contest, with both teams to score looking worthy of support.

Falkirk’s 1-0 win over Motherwell last weekend bucked their recent BTTS trend, as both teams to score would have been the correct call in each of the Bairns’ previous six league matches before that narrow victory.  It is also worth noting that Falkirk have already hosted Hibs twice in the Scottish Premiership this season, with those encounters finishing 2-2 and 4-1 respectively.

As for Hibs, they arrive off the back of consecutive 2-1 defeats at home to Hearts and Celtic. The case for siding with both teams to score is further strengthened by the fact that 5 of the capital club’s last eight away matches have seen both sides find the net.

I’m also keen to back over 2.5 goals in Fulham’s Premier League clash with Bournemouth on Saturday afternoon. Over 2.5 goals has landed in 6 of Fulham’s last 8 Premier League home matches, while each of Bournemouth’s last 5 league games has featured at least 3 goals.

4 of Brighton's last 5 Premier League matches have produced over 2.5 goals, including each of their previous 3. The Seagulls' clash with Newcastle last weekend featured over 3.5 goals, as did their recent 2-2 draw away at Tottenham.

They will be coming up against an already-relegated Wolves team that have seen over 2.5 goals in each of their last three Premier League away matches.

Both teams have scored in 6 of Falkirk’s last 7 Scottish Premiership matches, and the same is also true of 5 of Hibs’ last 8 league games away from home. The two previous meetings between the sides this season at the Falkirk Stadium finished 2-2 and 4-1 respectively.

14 of Dundee’s 17 Scottish Premiership matches this season have produced over 1.5 goals, including each of their previous 2 home meetings with Livingston, which finished 3-2 and 2-2 respectively.

As for Livingston, 14 of their last 15 league matches have featured over 1.5 goals, and with their relegation now confirmed, they should be able to play with plenty of freedom this weekend.

Both teams have scored in 5 of Motherwell’s last 7 Scottish Premiership matches, including a 3-1 defeat away at Hearts last month. Meanwhile, BTTS would have been the correct call in each of title-chasing Hearts’ last 4 league matches. It should also be noted that the two sides were involved in a 3-3 draw earlier in the season. 

I’m moving into La Liga for the next selection, where I’m backing both teams to score when Real Sociedad take on Real Betis. Both teams have found the net in 26 of Real Sociedad’s 34 league matches this season, including 13 of their 17 home fixtures.

As for Real Betis, there have been goals at both ends in 13 of their 17 La Liga away games this term.

Kevin Schade has gone under the radar for Brentford in the Premier League this season due to the brilliance of Igor Thiago, but he’s been an active contributor in Brentford’s success this season - registering 10 goal contributions across his 30 starts in the Premier League this season.

His record makes his price for a shot on target appealing (2.00), but I’m actually focusing on him to win a few fouls here. Schade was fouled four times when these sides last met in the EFL Cup, and also drew two fouls when Brentford welcomed Manchester City in the Premier League earlier on in the campaign. 

He accounted for half of the total fouls that Manchester City committed in their EFL Cup triumph over Brentford, and a third of the fouls that City committed at the Gtech Community Stadium. Schade also notably drew yellow cards from his direct opponents in both games, Khusanov and Nunes - so it’s clear that Schade can pose a threat to City in transition here with his speed and direct nature.

Schade has been fouled in four of his last five Premier League matches, drawing 4+ fouls in one of these games. He’s averaging 1.48 fouls won per 90 in the Premier League this season, but we’ve already seen how these numbers can rise when Schade lines up against a side that will give him space to run in behind. 

It’s also worth keeping an eye on Nunes and Khusanov for fouls or cards here when they have to haul down the speedy winger, but the selection i’m focusing on is Schade to win 2+ fouls, which is available at 2.10. 

Erling Haaland has been in outstanding form in recent weeks, and he found the back of the net against Everton last time out.

That was his 25th Premier League goal of the season, but the Norwegian international cannot afford to take his foot off the gas - his side are still working to close the gap on Arsenal, but Haaland also only has a three-goal lead on Igor Thiago in the race for the Golden Boot. 

However, Haaland has hit a rich vein of form at the perfect time. He has scored in each of his last three straight league matches, and even bagged a hat-trick against Liverpool in the FA Cup. The 25-year-old has been unstoppable at the Etihad this season, and he has scored in 14 of his 21 starts in front of a home crowd.

He was absent against Brentford in the EFL Cup matchup, but scored the only goal of the game in the league meeting.

Jeremy Doku rescued a point for Man City in the 97th minute against Everton last time out, which just about keeps them in the Premier League title race as we approach the final few games. That result ended a six-game winning streak for Pep Guardiola’s men, who will hope to get back on track this weekend. 

Brentford secured 3-0 win against Brentford last time out, which ended a seven-game winless run across all competitions. The Bees have stuttered in recent weeks, but they are still seventh in the standings, one point behind Bournemouth. However, this upcoming matchup against Man City promises to be a tough one, as Keith Andrews’ side have lost twice against them this term. 

It finished 2-0 to City when these sides met in the EFL Cup quarter-finals in December. Brentford were barely able to lay a glove on the hosts in that match - they managed just three shots worth 0.18 xG. 

It was one-way traffic at the Etihad in that game, and City registered a total of five corners. In the reverse fixture in the league at the Gtech, City also secured a 1-0 win, but they only managed two corners.

However, it is worth noting that they took the lead in the ninth minute, and the context around this tie means they will have to be front-footed for the entire 90 minutes, as goal difference could play a big role in who lifts the title. 

City have seen a massive increase in corners recently, with at least eight corners in each of their last five straight matches. That includes nine corners against Everton last time out. They also racked up 11 corners in their prior league match against Burnley, and eight against league leaders Arsenal before that.

Academy graduate Nico O'Reilly has been one of the surprise packages for City this season, and the 21-year-old established himself as a key starter in the big games.

He landed this selection when these sides met in the EFL Cup, as his one shot from distance hit the target. O’Reilly strikes the ball cleanly and does tend to let fly from distance, which could be useful if Brentford tend to sit deep. 

The Englishman is also a massive aerial threat from set-pieces, standing at 6'4. City have been effective at getting to the byline in recent weeks to generate corners, which means O’Reilly should be invited forward on several occasions.

He has scored some massive goals this season already, including a brace against Arsenal in the EFL Cup final, and Pep Guardiola will once again be reliant on the youngster this weekend.

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 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).

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.

Crysencio Summerville has arguably been West Ham’s  standout performer this season; however, he's also been committing fouls on a regular basis.

Summerville is committing an average of 1.92 fouls per game in the Premier League this season. A closer look shows Summerville has committed 2 or more fouls in 9 of his last 14 Premier League appearances, being penalised a combined total of 7 times in his last 2 outings at the London Stadium.

Summerville is likely to find himself up against Arsenal’s Ben White, who draws an average of 0.80 fouls per game in the Premier League this season. He should also cross paths with Bukayo Saka, who draws an average of 2.24 fouls per 90.