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We’ve picked the 10 best games across Europe this week to preview. Five games on Tuesday, five games on Wednesday. Let’s take a look at what we’ve got to enjoy.  We start with our betting tips for Belgium against Belarus. The visitors began their World Cup campaign with a convincing 4-2 win over Estonia, but the might of the Red Devils will be too much for them in Brussels with the likes of Romelu Lukaku and Kevin de Bruyne spearheading their attack.   Our second game sees Slovakia at home to Russia. The away side arrive on the back of successive World Cup Qualifying victories over Malta and Slovenia, Artem Dzyuba scored three goals across these two games.   The next game should be a cracker: Wales vs Czech Republic. Gareth Bale’s nation will find qualification extremely tough if they fail to win this one, especially following their defeat to Belgium last time out. The Czechs meanwhile arrive with four points from their opening two games.  Erling Haaland’s Norway make the trip to Montenegro in a group that can be difficult to pick. Stevan Jovetic & Co have six points from their opening two games, meanwhile Norway were thrashed by Turkey after a simple win over Gibraltar.   Wednesday starts with Spain at home to Kosovo. Luis Enrique’s side have found goals hard to come by in recent weeks. Kosovo, on the other hand, lost 3-0 to Sweden in their first official game.  Denmark make the trip to Austria for the game that could eventually decide Group F, whilst Lithuania face the challenge of Italy at home in their second qualification match. They lost 1-0 to Switzerland in their opener, whilst Italy beat both Bulgaria and Northern Ireland by a 2-0 scoreline.   The next game of our FIFA World Cup 2022 betting preview shows sees France take on Bosnia & Herzegovina away from home on Sarajevo. This won’t be an easy tie for Les Bleus, who arrive on the back of a 2-0 win over Kazakhstan and a draw with Ukraine.   The penultimate game of our preview sees England take on Poland in what is the crucial game in the group. The Three Lions thrashed San Marino 5-0 before they breezed past Albania 2-0. Poland will be without Robert Lewandowski after the Bayern Munich striker was withdrawn from the squad due to injury.  The final game is a real contrast of quality, as Germany host North Macedonia at the Olympiastadion. Joachin Low’s team are cruising towards World Cup qualification after beating Romania and Iceland 1-0 and 3-0 respectively. They now look rock solid following their humiliating defeat by Spain a couple of weeks ago.   Eduardo Siles is here to present Odds On. He’s joined by Alvaro Romeo to preview our top 10 games from this week’s European World Cup Qualifiers. There’s loads of other games but these were our favourite from midweek.    For all the latest international football odds, head to http://oddspedia.com/football where you’ll find everything you need to secure your best bet.   Here’s the show: 00:00 Introduction 01:36 Belgium vs Belarus betting tips and predictions 05:15 Slovakia vs Russia betting tips and predictions  08:25 Wales vs Czech Republic betting tips and predictions 11:31 Montenegro vs Norway of Ireland betting tips and predictions 15:05 Spain vs Kosovo betting tips and predictions 18:35 Austria vs Denmark betting tips and predictions 21:26 Lithuania vs Italy betting tips and predictions 25:02 Bosnia vs France betting tips and predictions 27:27 England vs Poland betting tips and predictions 30:50 Germany vs North Macedonia betting tips and predictions 34:28 World Cup Qualifiers ACCA

This is an audio version of our YouTube video. We’ve picked the 10 best games across Europe this week to preview. Five games on Saturday, five games on Sunday. Let’s take a look at what we’ve got to enjoy.  We start with our betting tips for Serbia vs Portugal. The hosts beat Ireland 3-2 last time out, with Aleksandr Mitrovic scoring a superb 35-yard lob. In contrast, Portugal had to settle for a narrow 1-0 win over Azerbaijan, that goal scored through an own goal!   Norway put three past Gibraltar in their World Cup Qualifiers opener on Tuesday, but somehow the wonderkid Erling Haaland didn’t make the scoresheet. This weekend they play Turkey. The Turks shocked the Netherlands with an impressive 4-2 win, helped by a Burak Yilmaz hat-trick. He’s 35 years old for goodness’ sake!  Frank de Boer’s Oranje will be desperate to bounce back following their disappointing start to their campaign, and they couldn’t have chosen a better opponent to face than Latvia. The visitors are nowhere near as talented and arrive on the back of a 2-1 defeat to Montenegro.  The next game should be a cracker, as Czech Republic host Belgium in Prague. West Ham attacker Tomas Soucek scored a hat-trick in a 6-2 win over Estonia in mid-week, whilst the Red Devils came from behind to beat Wales thanks to goals from Eden Hazard, Romelu Lukaku and Kevin de Bruyne. Elsewhere, Croatia lost 1-0 to Slovenia and must avoid further heartache when they host minnows Cyprus on Saturday.  Into Sunday’s action, England head to Albania on the back of their 5-0 thrashing of tiny San Marino. This game may not prove vital for their qualification hopes, with the Three Lions concentrating on next week’s clash with Poland.  Spain’s World Cup campaign didn’t get off to the best start by any means, as they drew 1-1 with Greece at home. They’ll be keen to bounce back from their Greek tragedy when they head to Georgia.   Bulgaria shouldn’t cause Italy too many problems. The hosts lost 3-1 to Switzerland earlier in the week – they were three-down within the first 12 minutes – whilst Italy breezed past Northern Ireland.   The penultimate game we’re previewing sees Kazakhstan take on France. Les Bleus failed to beat Ukraine at home, eventually drawing 1-1 despite Antoine Griezmann’s fantastic goal. The Kazakhs are yet to play a WCQ, but their last game was a defeat to Lithuania.   The final game of our World Cup Qualifier betting preview sees Germany make their toughest away trip to Bucharest. The Germans beat Iceland in their opener, which was an important result following their 6-0 loss to Spain a couple of weeks prior. This could prove a strong litmus test for their campaign.  Eduardo Siles is here to present Odds On. He’s joined by Tom Rennie to preview our top 10 games from this week’s European World Cup Qualifiers. There’s loads of other games but these were our favourite from midweek. For all the latest international football odds, head to http://oddspedia.com/football where you’ll find everything you need to secure your best bet. Here’s the show: 00:00 Introduction 01:14 Serbia vs Portugal betting tips and predictions 03:31 Norway vs Turkey betting tips and predictions  05:37 Netherlands vs Latvia betting tips and predictions 08:12 Czech Republic vs Belgium of Ireland betting tips and predictions 10:23 Croatia vs Cyprus betting tips and predictions 12:10 Albania vs England betting tips and predictions 14:25 Georgia vs Spain betting tips and predictions 16:48 Bulgaria vs Italy betting tips and predictions 19:04 Kazakhstan vs France betting tips and predictions 20:58 Romania vs Germany betting tips and predictions 22:55 World Cup Qualifiers ACCA. Let’s connect: Facebook | facebook.com/oddspedia Twitter | twitter.com/oddspedia Instagram | instagram.com/oddspedia Podcast | poti.fi/3hY12IG

We’ve picked the 10 best games across Europe this week to preview. Five games on Wednesday, five games on Thursday. Let’s take a look at what we’ve got to enjoy.  We start with our betting tips for Turkey vs Netherlands. Frank de Boer’s Oranje are mighty favourites for this clash in the Turkish capital, but Istanbul is never an easy place to go and win. The Turks qualified for the Euros but didn’t perform to their best in the Nations League.  World Champions France begin the defence of their crown when they welcome Ukraine to the Stade de France. Les Bleus won the last meeting between these sides 7-1 in a friendly in 2020. With Kylian Mbappe playing at his very best, a repeat of that wouldn’t be out of the realms of reality.   Belgium’s home form is pretty formidable. That’s something Wales will have to contend with when Gareth Bale & Co head to Brussels. The Welsh famously beat the Red Devils 3-1 at Euro 2016. There’s no Eden Hazard for Roberto Martinez, but he does have Romelu Lukaku to select from the start.   Serbia are pretty comprehensive favourites for their clash with the Republic of Ireland despite their recent failure of failing to qualify for the European Championships. That being said, Ireland are on a run of nine games without a win and didn’t qualify either.   Slovenia have never beaten Croatia. They’ll want to change that unwanted record when the two sides meet in Ljbljana on Wednesday evening. The Slovaks topped their Nations League group last year. Croatia lost in the final of the 2018 World Cup.   On Thursday, Spain kick-off our preview with their game against Greece. Their last match was an emphatic 6-0 win over Germany. The Greeks haven’t participated in many of the great international tournaments for quite some time now. Really since you-know-when.  Zlatan Ibrahimovic is back. Somehow. Somehow he’s actually returned to international football following his Sweden recall. He can once again prove his worth when they host Georgia in Solna, Stockholm.  Italy really will be keen to avoid any early-campaign drama when they host Northern Ireland. The Azzurri somehow missed the 2018 World Cup after failing to qualify. How did that ever happen? They’re 2 games unbeaten and surely will start with a win.   Our penultimate betting preview sees Scotland host Austria. This looks to be a very even game; highlighted by the very even betting odds. Both nations have a real chance of World Cup qualification. The Scots haven’t been at a major tournament since the 1998 World Cup, but have sealed their place at the Euros.   Joachim Low announced he’ll be leaving the German national team shortly but Die Mannschaft players will be under no illusion that they must improve on their recent performances, especially following their 6-0 humiliation at the hands of Spain. They host Iceland.   Eduardo Siles is here to present Odds On. He’s joined by Daniele Fisichella to preview our top 10 games from this week’s European World Cup Qualifiers. There’s loads of other games but these were our favourite from midweek.    For all the latest international football odds, head to http://oddspedia.com/football where you’ll find everything you need to secure your best bet.   Here’s the show: 00:00 Introduction 01:24 Turkey vs The Netherlands betting tips and predictions 04:00 France vs Ukraine betting tips and predictions  07:01 Belgium vs Wales betting tips and predictions 09:55 Serbia vs Republic of Ireland betting tips and predictions 13:44 Slovenia vs Croatia betting tips and predictions 17:13 Spain vs Greece betting tips and predictions 19:50 Sweden vs Georgia betting tips and predictions 22:34 Italy vs Northern Ireland betting tips and predictions 26:11 Scotland vs Austria betting tips and predictions 29:16 Germany vs Iceland betting tips and predictions 31:53 World Cup Qualifiers ACCA

This is an audio version of our YouTube show. The action starts tonight Friday with Real Betis desperate to bounce back from their derby day disappointment when they host Levante. The visitors arrive on the back of their own derby, but they won theirs, beating Valencia 1-0.  Saturday’s action kicks off in the Basque Country with Athletic Bilbao at home to Eibar. Points will be the order of the day for the away side; they’re 19th in the standings and just 2 points from escaping the dropzone.  Real Madrid will be very keen to close the gap to their nearest and dearest rivals above them in the standings when they travel north to play Celta Vigo. The Galician side could potentially end Los Blancos’ La Liga hopes with a home win here.   Huesca followed up their 4-3 defeat to Celta with a 4-1 loss to Barcelona. They’re leaking goals. This weekend they host Osasuna, a side with two away wins in their last two games over Levante and Alaves.  Real Valladolid and Sevilla meet in the evening kick-off, the hosts are now three points above the dreaded relegation zone having lost just once in their last five games – and even that was against Real Madrid.   Into Sunday, points are required for Getafe to keep their heads above water. The Madrid side are just five points from the bottom three and keep looking down, rather than up. They play Elche, a side with five defeats in a row and no away wins in 11 matches.  Valencia will have the opportunity to take advantage of a tired Granada squad when they meet at the Mestalla on Sunday. The visitors somehow made it through to the next stage of the Europa League and have been rewarded by being drawn with Manchester United.  Villarreal are closing in on the European qualification positions following their 3-1 win over Eibar. That result actually ended a run of eight winless games in La Liga. Their opponents this week, Cadiz, haven’t won in nine successive away games.  The penultimate game of Matchday 28 in Spain’s top-flight sees top of the table Atletico Madrid host Alaves. Diego Simeone’s side were knocked out of the Champions League by Chelsea this week and now must fully focus on their title ambitions.   The final game of the weekend should be a great game. Barcelona must show their ruthless nature when they head to San Sebastian to play Real Sociedad. Ronald Koeman’s side have won 11 out of their last 12 league games and need to continue that scintillating form if they’re going to close down and leapfrog Atletico at the summit.   Eduardo Siles is back in the hot seat presenting Odds On. He’s joined by the fantastic Alvaro Romeo, a diligent and brilliant Spanish football expert. They’re here to discuss all things Spanish football.  For all the latest La Liga odds, head to http://oddspedia.com/football where you’ll find everything you need to secure your best bet.   Here’s the show: 00:00 Introduction 01:04 Real Betis vs Levante betting tips and predictions 04:30 Athletic Bilbao vs Eibar betting tips and predictions  07:30 Celta Vigo vs Real Madrid betting tips and predictions 10:50 Huesca vs Osasuna betting tips and predictions 13:04 Real Valladolid vs Sevilla betting tips and predictions 15:33 Getafe vs Elche betting tips and predictions 18:06 Valencia vs Granada betting tips and predictions 19:54 Villarreal vs Cadiz betting tips and predictions 21:41 Atletico Madrid vs Alaves betting tips and predictions 24:54 Real Sociedad vs Barcelona betting tips and predictions 26:41 La Liga ACCA of the Week

This is an audio version of our YouTube video.

The action starts in the capital on Friday night as Fulham host Leeds United. Scott Parker’s side have the opportunity to move out of the bottom three with a win over Marcelo Bielsa’s men. Both sides have found scoring difficult this season, don’t expect many goals at the Cottage.

On Saturday, West Ham will face a true test of their European football aspirations when they host Arsenal at the London Stadium. The Hammers’ last three home games have all been wins, but Mikel Arteta’s Gunners have won 4 of their last 5 and arrive on the back of their derby day win over Spurs.

Into Sunday, the other team in north London, Spurs, travel north to Villa Park to play Aston Villa. Spurs have Europa League on Thursday night to contend with and aren’t too far ahead of Dean Smith’s men. The Villa have scored just 3 in their last five and only have 1 win from these games. 

The FA Cup Quarter Finals look fun. Let’s look at these. We start on the south coast as Bournemouth (a Championship side now, remember) host out-of-form Southampton at the Vitality. The Cherries are battling to secure the Play-Offs, whilst the Saints have won just one of twelve league games. Wow. 

Our next game sees two managerial heavyweights clash at Goodison Park, as Carlo Ancelotti and Pep Guardiola go head-to-head. This obviously means it’s Everton vs Man City. The Toffees have a real chance of harming Guardiola’s bid to win (another…) treble. That being said, City have looked formidable in recent weeks and can beat any team in the world with a click of their fingers. 

The penultimate match sees two sides with opposing form meet at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea have been reinvigorated under new boss Thomas Tuchel, providing real defensive stability. The Blades are managerless and heading to the Championship. Blues are going through. 

Finally, it’s a biggie to round off a great weekend of English soccerball. It’s Leicester City at home to Manchester United. Brendan Rodgers’ team pose a real threat in this competition. They’re 3rd in the standings and appear to have Champions League qualification in the bag. What they could really do with is a cup win in order to underline their season’s heroics. But will Ole’s boys let them? No chance! Should be a great game at the KP.

Everyone’s favourite presenter – Eduardo Siles – is now back in the hot seat. Celebrations all round. He’s joined by a new guest this week to preview each and every remaining Premier League Matchday 29 clash, as well as the FA Cup Quarters. Tom Rennie is a radio presenter for SiriusXM FC and also a lead commentator for TalkSport.

They’re here to preview, discuss, analyse and dissect every fixture of this season’s Premier League. They’re also on hand to provide betting tips, odds, picks and predictions. 

For all the latest Premier League, head to http://oddspedia.com/football where you’ll find everything you need to secure your best bet. 

And don’t forget to check our betting tools to discover Sure Bets, Dropping Odds, Value Bets, Blocked Odds and Blocked Matches to give you the upper hand this weekend.

00:00 Introduction

01:00 Fulham vs Leeds United betting tips & predictions

04:25 Brighton vs Newcastle betting tips & predictions 

06:24 West Ham United vs Arsenal betting tips & predictions

09:22 Aston Villa vs Tottenham betting tips & predictions

11:50 Bournemouth vs Southampton betting tips & predictions

14:14 Everton vs Man City betting tips & predictions

16:36 Chelsea vs Sheffield United betting tips & predictions

19:35 Leicester City vs Man Utd betting tips & predictions

21:55 ACCA of the Week

Europa League Last-16 predictions & betting tips.  Hit ‘Subscribe’ to never miss our football predictions & betting previews! No Account at Novibet yet? Claim your £10 Free Bet directly: bit.ly/3i41Ttf  It’s the Last-16 of the 2020/21 Europa League campaign. We're covering every single second-leg game - all eight of them - so let’s get into it right now.  Eduardo Siles is here to present this very special live show. He’s joined by two football and betting experts: Alvaro Romeo and Daniele Fisichella. They’re here to discuss all things Europa League, with tips and predictions on all eight games in the Round of 16. Look out for our very special ACCA at the end of the show!  For all the latest Europa League odds, head to http://oddspedia.com/football where you’ll find everything you need to secure your best bet.   Here’s the show: 00:00 Intro 00:55 Arsenal vs Olympiacos betting tips and predictions 04:17 Dinamo Zagreb vs Tottenham betting tips and predictions 09:03 Molde vs Granada betting tips and predictions 10:00 Shakhtar Donetsk vs Roma betting tips and predictions 11:00 Milan vs Manchester United betting tips and predictions 14:32 Rangers vs Slavia Prague Zagreb betting tips and predictions 28:57 Dynamo Kiev vs Villarreal betting tips and predictions 33:00 Young Boys vs Ajax betting tips and predictions 37:34 Europa League ACCA of the Week  Dani's ACCA: Dinamo Zagreb vs Spurs: Under 2.5 goals Shakhtar 1X Rangers to qualify Villarreal to score in both halves Total Odds: 13.91  Alvaro's ACCA: Tottenham AH -1  Shakhtar vs Roma: Both Teams To Score Villarreal to win Young Boys vs Ajax: Both Teams To Score Total Odds: 12.59  Please like this video, share and subscribe to our channel. Plus, make sure you don't miss any of Oddspedia's new content by clicking the notifications bell.  Head to http://oddspedia.com now! #EuropaLeague #SportsBetting #UEL

As always in the Bundesliga, our weekend preview starts on a Friday. It’s a match between two teams at either end of the table. Arminia Bielefeld moved away from danger with just their second win of the season last weekend, their opponents RB Leipzig drew with Eintracht to break a six-game winning streak.  Saturday’s action starts with the league leaders Bayern Munich at home to Stuttgart. The Bavarians continue to bulldoze all their Bundesliga rivals but will have to overcome the midweek challenge of Lazio in the Champions League.  Frankfurt will be at home to Union Berlin in the next game, they’ve drawn their last two league games and lost the one prior. They’ll be keen to get back to winning ways when Union visit, in order to maintain their UCL qualification hopes.  Cologne face an uphill task when Borussia Dortmund come calling. Erling Haaland & Co. have looked in top form in recent weeks domestically and in Europe and are now 5th in the standings. Koln are just 1 point from the drop.  Wolfsburg are looking very well placed to secure Champions League for next season after thrashing Schalke 5-0 last time out. This weekend they face Werder Bremen, a side with just three home wins all season.   Gladbach have lost six games in a row, it could be seven before you read this (you’re never going to read this anyway…) as they face Manchester City in the Champions League on Tuesday. Surely they’ll end that run against Schalke.  Sunday early afternoon sees Mainz continue their fight for salvation when they make the journey to the village of Hoffenheim. Mainz have experienced defeat just once in their last 6 games in the league, Hoffenheim have won 3 of last 4.   Hertha Berlin are in serious trouble. We’ve been saying that for a couple of weeks now but at this point they actually are. They sit 16th on the ladder after their 2-0 defeat to Dortmund. They’ve got to get something when they host Bayer Leverkusen or the alarm bells will be ringing loudly in the capital.   The final game on Matchday 26 sees Frieburg host Augsburg. The visitors arrive full of confidence after beating Gladbach last time out and now sit eight points above the drop zone. Hosts Freiburg, meanwhile, have won just once in their last five games.   Eduardo is in charge of proceedings again this week. He is once again joined by German football and betting expert Radek Vegas to work their way through every game in the Bundesliga.  For all the latest Bundesliga odds, head to http://oddspedia.com/football where you’ll find everything you need to secure your best bet.  And don’t forget to check our betting tools to discover Sure Bets, Dropping Odds, Value Bets, Blocked Odds and Blocked Matches to give you the upper hand this weekend.  Here’s what on this week’s Odds On: Bundesliga show:  00:00 Introduction 00:59 Arminia Bielefeld vs RB Leipzig betting tips and predictions 04:11 Bayern Munich vs Stuttgart betting tips and predictions 06:04 Eintracht Frankfurt vs Union Berlin betting tips and predictions 08:40 Cologne vs Borussia Dortmund betting tips and predictions 10:59 Werder Bremen vs Wolfsburg betting tips and predictions 14:23 Schalke vs Gladbach tips and predictions 18:03 Hoffenheim vs Mainz betting tips and predictions 21:10 Hertha Berlin vs Bayer Leverkusen tips and predictions 24:03 Freiburg vs Augsburg betting tips and predictions 27:56 Bundesliga ACCA of the Week

This is an audio version of our YouTube video. Our show starts on the blue side of Manchester, as Manchester City looks to capitalise on their first-leg dominance when they entertain Borussia Monchengladbach, this time in Budapest. Only a City victory is expected in Hungary, with Pep’s men topping the Premier League by a frankly ridiculous 17 points. Their German opponents are now 10th in the Bundesliga after falling to six defeats in a row following their 3-1 loss to Augsburg. They haven’t won a game since 3rd Feb.  Also on Tuesday, 13-time winners Real Madrid take on Italian underdogs Atalanta in the Spanish capital. Zinedine Zidane’s men are 2nd in La Liga after beating Elche at the weekend through a Karim Benzema brace. They rested Toni Kroos and Luka Modric for that game, and with Sergio Ramos coming back into the side, Los Blancos could be ready for the next round. Gasperini’s Atalanta will need to overcome their one-goal deficit in the second-leg. The Bergamo club are 4th in Serie A after their convincing win at the weekend over Spezia.   Wednesday’s hive of football fun begins in Berlin, as defending champions Bayern Munich host Lazio at the Allianz Arena. Last year’s winners are 4-1 up from the first-leg and are extremely unlikely to allow that to slip in their own backyard. In their last 18 Champions League games, the Bavarians have won 17 games and drawn another. Wow. Their opponents Lazio, meanwhile, know they face an uphill battle on the road. They arrive on the back of a 3-2 win over Serie A’s bottom side Crotone.   The final Champions League game this week is likely to be a very cagey affair, with neither side wanting to be the first to concede. Chelsea host Atletico Madrid at Stamford Bridge with a one-goal advantage from their first-leg encounter. The Blues look transformed under new manager Thomas Tuchel, having conceded just twice in their last 12 matches. That’s fairly ridiculous if you think about it. They’re now up to 4th in the Premier League and look likely to secure that place for themselves. Diego Simeone’s Atlei drew with Getafe at the weekend, with their title tilt going quite askew. They’ve only won 2 of their last 7 games, with just 8 goals in 8 games.   Our resident host Eduardo Siles is back to preview all the best action across Europe.  Alvaro Romeo and Daniele Fisichella are our experts in football and betting, they’re here each and every week to preview, discuss, analyse and dissect every fixture of this season’s Champions League. They’re also on hand to provide betting tips, odds, picks and predictions.   For all the latest Champions League, head to http://oddspedia.com/football where you’ll find everything you need to secure your best bet.   And don’t forget to check our betting tools to discover Sure Bets, Dropping Odds, Value Bets, Blocked Odds and Blocked Matches to give you the upper hand this weekend.  Here’s what on this week’s show:   00:00 Intro 00:55 Manchester City vs Gladbach betting tips and predictions 07:24 Real Madrid vs Atalanta betting tips and predictions  13:55 Bayern Munich vs Lazio betting tips and predictions 20:25 Chelsea vs Atletico Madrid betting tips and predictions 28:00 Champions League ACCA of the Week  Head to http://oddspedia.com for all the latest sports news, data, tips, predictions, best odds and other info to guarantee your best bet.  Please like this video, share and subscribe to our channel. Plus, make sure you don't miss any of Oddspedia's new content by clicking the notifications bell.

This is an audio version of our YouTube video. Serie A predictions & betting tips on Matchday 27.  Hit ‘Subscribe’ above now to never miss our Italian football predictions and betting previews! No Novibet account yet? Claim your £10 Free Bet directly: bit.ly/3i41Ttf  Friday night football in Italy is wonderful, this week it starts in the capital with Lazio at home to bottom side Crotone. The relegation contenders shocked many last weekend when they overcame Torino. Could they mount the unthinkable comeback?  Saturday’s action starts with Atalanta at home to Spezia in Bergamo. Gian Piero Gasperini’s side arrive on the back of a 1-0 defeat to league leaders Inter on Monday, knowing they must bounce back to rise into the Champions League qualification spots.  Verona proved worthy opponents to Juve a couple of weeks ago, and they certainly won’t go easy on Sassuolo when then visit the MAPEI. Whichever side loses when Benevento and Fiorentina meet could face real trouble at the bottom of the table.  Udinese aren’t scoring many goals but they are unbeaten in their last 4, winning twice. They take on a Genoa side who are battling through a poor run of form. Bologna have been hit by back-to-back defeats, this weekend they’ll look to play Sampdoria. Samp have just 1 in their last 5 games.   Parma are 6 points from safety in Serie A and this week they take on Roma, renowned for beating the lower-placed teams. That game in the north east of Italy is followed by Inter Milan’s trip to face Torino. The hosts are in real trouble following their defeat to Crotone – don’t expect them to take points off Antonio Conte’s Nerazzurri this weekend.   The penultimate match of the weekend will prove whether Juventus have managed to overcome their Champions League disappointment. Andrea Pirlo’s Juve were eliminated from the elite continental club competition at the hands of Porto on Wednesday and now have their eggs fully in the Serie A basket.   The final game of Matchday 27 sees Milan host Napoli at the San Siro. How ironic would it be that former fan favourite Gennaro Gattuso could end Milan’s Scudetto hopes at the ground where he was once so popular. Napoli are 2.98 for an away win in this fixture.  Eduardo Siles is back on presenting duties - we can hear you celebrating! He’s joined by Daniele Fisichella, the guy that brought you that 40.0 ACCA winner not long ago. He’s a man that can do no wrong in our eyes.   For all the latest Serie A odds, head to http://oddspedia.com/football where you’ll find everything you need to secure your best bet.   And don’t forget to check our betting tools to discover Sure Bets, Dropping Odds, Value Bets, Blocked Odds and Blocked Matches to give you the upper hand this weekend.  Here’s what on this week’s show:  00:00 Intro 01:20 Lazio vs Crotone betting tips and predictions 03:55 Atalanta vs Spezia betting tips and predictions 06:23 Sassuolo vs Verona betting tips and predictions 08:27 Benevento vs Fiorentina betting tips and predictions  10:58 Genoa vs Udinese betting tips and predictions 14:20 Bologna vs Sampdoria betting tips and predictions 16:39 Parma vs Roma betting tips and predictions 19:45 Torino vs Inter Milan betting tips and predictions 23:03 Cagliari vs Juventus betting tips and predictions 26:55 Milan vs Napoli betting tips and predictions 29:40 Serie A – ACCA of the Week  Head to http://oddspedia.com for all the latest sports news, data, tips, predictions, best odds and other info to guarantee your best bet. Please like this video, share and subscribe to our channel. Plus, make sure you don't miss any of Oddspedia's new content by clicking the notifications bell.   Let's stay connected: Facebook | http://facebook.com/oddspediaTwitter | http://twitter.com/oddspediaInstagram | http://instagram.com/oddspediaPodcast | https://spoti.fi/3hY12IG #SerieA #SportsBetting #BettingTips

This is an audio version of our YouTube video. The action starts in the north east on Friday night as Newcastle host Aston Villa. Steve Bruce’s Magpies are in 16th and now face a real threat of relegation with 2 goals in 4. The Villa don’t score away from the Midlands.  Saturday starts at Elland Road as Leeds take on Chelsea. Thomas Tuchel has made the Blues a tough opponent, conceding just 2 goals in their last 11 games. Marcelo Bielsa’s side have lost 4 in 5 and haven’t scored in two.   When Roy Hodgson and Sam Allardyce’s teams go head-to-head, goals are not on the cards. Crystal Palace are 8 points above the drop zone and can’t find the back of the net. The Baggies, meanwhile, are 8 points safe from trouble.  Everton are 4 points from the Champions League places despite their defeat to Chelsea last time out. They take on Sean Dyche’s Burnley. The Clarets have drawn their last five games at home, but this one takes place at Goodison Park.  Manchester City basically have the title wrapped up already but they won’t want back-to-back defeats in the Premier League to blot their campaign. This weekend they take on Fulham, with the Cottagers chasing salvation.  A defeat for either Southampton or Brighton could spell big trouble for either side on Sunday afternoon. The Saints have won just 2 of their last 11 games, whilst Brighton have failed to win any of their last 5 league games.  Leicester City’s Champions League hopes have taken a hit in recent weeks with defeats to Arsenal and Leeds at the King Power. This time they face Sheffield United at home, a match the Foxes must win to boost their UCL hopes.  Sunday’s sees the highlight of the weekend, with the north London derby taking place at the Emirates. Spurs arrive the happier of the two sides with Heung-min Son and Harry Kane now in electric form. Arsenal have Europa League on Thursday.   The penultimate game of the weekend sees two sides in form meet at Old Trafford, as Manchester United host West Ham. It’s the return of David Moyes to the Red Devils’, and his Hammers side are ready to take all the points!  Finally, it’s the time of the champions to take to the field. Liverpool have just 1 win in their last 7 in the league but qualified for the quarter finals of the Champions League in midweek. They travel to Molineux to play Wolves on Monday evening.   Everyone’s favourite presenter – Eduardo Siles – is now back in the hot seat. Celebrations all round. He’s joined by a new guest this week to preview each and every Premier League clash on Matchday 28. Tom Rennie is a radio presenter for SiriusXM FC and also a lead commentator for TalkSport.  They’re here to preview, discuss, analyse and dissect every fixture of this season’s Premier League. They’re also on hand to provide betting tips, odds, picks and predictions.   For all the latest Premier League, head to http://oddspedia.com/football where you’ll find everything you need to secure your best bet.   And don’t forget to check our betting tools to discover Sure Bets, Dropping Odds, Value Bets, Blocked Odds and Blocked Matches to give you the upper hand this weekend.