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Bohemians Look a Solid Bet to Pick Up Home Win

Barcelona Can Take Advantage to Anfield From First Leg

Of the four teams remaining in the Champions League, these two are the two favourites to win the tournament and also the two biggest clubs remaining. Barcelona are one of the biggest clubs in the world, but if you are being critical about the Spanish giants over anything then it is probably the number of Champions League titles that has been converted into.

Liverpool are aiming to peak over the next few years,

Tottenham Have Team Chemistry to Win in Pre-Season

Ajax Capable of Causing Shock at Tottenham

We have just four teams remaining in the Champions League, and two of them are set to battle it out starting on Tuesday. That pair are Tottenham and Ajax, and if you’d told someone at the start of the Champions League that these two would be meeting each other in the semi finals, they would more than likely have laughed loudly at the thought of that. However, after a tournament full of shocks, here we are now and one of these two will be in the final next month.

Champions league 2018-19 Starts Here for Many Teams

The Premier League’s Final Stretch Is Upon Us

After another entertaining series of fixtures this weekend in the Premier League, the finish line is well and truly in sight. If this was a marathon then we’d be in the final mile or two now, which is as nerve-racking as it is exciting. As you can probably tell by now there’s still a lot of things that need to be resolved and sorted out, which is the best thing possible for the league at this late stage of the campaign.

Manchester United Battle Chelsea In Crucial Top Four Game

The race for the top four is widely considered to be one of the most exciting in the Premier League on a year to year basis, and it’s not exactly hard to see why. The ‘top six’ in the top flight are pretty undisputed when it comes to their finances as well as their overall quality, and as such, seeing who will make it and who will miss out is always pretty intriguing. This year has been particularly fascinating given the nature of the ‘battle’

Tottenham Square Off Against West Ham This Weekend

The Premier League returns this weekend with a series of entertaining fixtures, but of course, things are a little bit more tense than usual with the end of the season approaching. There’s still so much that needs to be worked out, and that can only mean good things when it comes to the quality of the games we’re going to get. It’s an exciting time to be a fan and there’s no real way of getting around that,

Comfortable Win for Liverpool but Huddersfield Look Value on Handicap

With the win for Manchester City on Wednesday night, they are now back at the top of the Premier League, and moved Liverpool down into second place. Just three games remain for both teams, so as well as Liverpool needing to win here against Huddersfield, they also need City to slip up somewhere in one of their three games.

While that is something that they will of course keep an eye on, that doesn’t matter on Friday night as Liverpool are the only team in action.

Slowly Improving Madrid Can Keep Pressure on Atletico with Thursday Win

The season so far for Real Madrid has been very disappointing, but gradually as time has worn on, they have shown slightly better form. They are still in the hunt for second place right now, which is remarkable really when you consider the start they had, and they’ve actually won just four games less than current leaders and rivals Barcelona. That has shown what they have done since we have moved into 2019, and they look like a team that has put their bad start behind them,

Despite Missing Key Players, City Can Pick Up Champions Cup Victory

City to Defeat Rivals United in Manchester Derby

The Manchester derby is always a very significant game of football and the one we are going to watch on Wednesday is perhaps even bigger than those we have seen in the past. City head across to face United at Old Trafford with four games to play in their league campaign and the league title in their own hands. Although they are currently second in the table, if they win all four games remaining then no one can catch them.

Spurs to Sink Struggling Brighton

A game that has big implications on both the top and bottom of the table at the new Tottenham Hotspur stadium on Tuesday night. At the top, Spurs are in third and looking to give themselves a little bit of breathing room ahead of their rivals. Both Arsenal and Manchester United will have a game in hand on them after this, but Tottenham will have points on the board with a win here, which is always the better scenario at this late stage in the season.

Chelsea’s Top Four Quest Continues Against Burnley

It’s been a busy weekend of Easter action in the Premier League already, and it seems as if we’re far from done. In addition to the Sunday games that we’re being treated to today, we’re also going to be seeing another edition of Monday Night Football as the season continues to hurtle towards a climax. Playing on Monday nights is more of a novelty than anything else, it seems, but there’s always the risk of it being a nuisance.

Cardiff Take On Liverpool In David vs Goliath Clash

The Premier League returns this weekend in the wake of some really exciting European games in both the Champions League and Europa League, and with the end of the season being on the horizon, you can feel the tension starting to rise up and down the country. Teams are starting to put the final pieces in place for one last run towards a successful finish, and for a lot of teams, there’s still a lot on the line.

Manchester City Face Tottenham In Huge Etihad Showdown

Following on from a series of entertaining midweek encounters in Europe, it’s time to focus our attention back on the domestic game as we get closer and closer towards the end of the season. There’s still so much to play for up and down the continent – and that’s especially true when it comes to the Premier League. There are a series of intriguing battles going on at both the top and the bottom of the division,