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Bayern Munich have lost just five of the last 54 meetings with Freiburg, have not lost a league game there since 2015 and won the most recent fixture 6-2. Pinnacle's -1.25 line at 1.826 implies roughly a 55% chance of a two-goal margin, which their recent record against this opponent supports. Main uncertainty: the available previews of this pairing date from April, so current-season team news for the 16:30 kickoff could not be confirmed.

Brighton arrive 3rd on 16 points with five straight wins, a 5-0 rout of Crystal Palace last out and only two goals conceded in five, while Liverpool sit 5th having shipped 10 in their last five and are without Szoboszlai and Frimpong. Pinnacle still prices the game near even on the quarter-ball line, so Brighton +0.25 at 2.00 (draw returns half) looks a fair price. Main uncertainty: Anfield home strength and a seven-game sample.

Arsenal v Everton, Under 2.5 goals. Arsenal have conceded five in seven league games and their last two wins were 2-1 and 1-0; Everton have scored eight and conceded seven, with four draws, and lost 0-2 to Chelsea last week. Combined games average under 2.3 goals and a goals model projects roughly 1.3 v 0.7 expected goals. Near-even money for a sub-2.5 total between the league's two meanest defensive records looks fair-to-good value. Main uncertainty: Saka is a 50% doubt, and a quick Arsenal opener could open the game up.

Chelsea -0.5 Asian handicap v Tottenham. Chelsea sit fourth with 17 goals in seven and have won back-to-back league games including 2-0 at Everton; Tottenham are 16th with one win, six goals scored and only three points on the road form line, having just climbed out of the bottom three by beating promoted Coventry. Around 1.88 for a straight home win against a side twelve places lower is attractive. Uncertainty: Chelsea are missing Reece James, Gittens and goalkeeper Martinez, and London derbies are volatile.

West Brom -0.5 Asian handicap at Preston. Preston are bottom of the Championship with one win and nine defeats from eleven, nine scored and 24 conceded; West Brom are fifth with six wins and a 15-12 goal record. A price above 2.0 for an away win over the division's worst side is generous relative to the gap in form. Uncertainty: this is the lowest-confidence of the three because I found no fresh team news for either club, and bottom teams often raise their level at home.

Torino -0.25 Asian handicap at 1.847. Torino have 10 points from their last five (3-0 at Parma, 2-1 v Udinese) and have conceded five fewer goals than at this stage last season. Monza have taken only 11 points from their last 23 top-flight away games and have not beaten Torino in six Serie A meetings; Pessina and Ziolkowski are out. At -0.25 a draw costs half the stake, which is the main downside, and Monza's Varela (six goals in six) plus Torino missing Rodriguez and Ilkhan keep confidence modest.

Over 2.75 goals at 1.653. Middlesbrough are third and unbeaten in nine, but have conceded two or more in six of their last seven competitive games; their last six league matches produced 25 goals (4-3, 2-2, 2-2, 1-0, 3-2, 2-2) and five went over 3.5. Bolton's last six brought 20 goals (3-1 at Wolves, 4-3 at Norwich). Boro have two league clean sheets all season, Bolton three. Main risk: Bolton's 0-0 at Southampton shows they can sit in, and a 2-goal game loses in full.

AC Milan +0.5 Asian handicap (Milan to avoid defeat) at 1.88. Milan have lost once in nine matches this season, scored 11 in their last four including a 4-0 win at Salzburg and a 3-2 win over Atalanta, and Goncalo Ramos has scored in five of his last six appearances. Bournemouth have only one Premier League win and are without Alex Scott and Eli Junior Kroupi, so pricing them as favourites looks generous. Main uncertainty: Bournemouth's 5-1 aggregate start in this competition and Milan missing Terracciano (suspended) and Saelemaekers.

Over 2.5 goals at 1.63. Rennes have seen over 2.5 goals in four of their last five matches, conceding 11 and scoring 9 in that span, including a 3-4 loss to Paris FC on Sunday, while Juventus have scored seven in two Europa League games and just conceded three at home to Lazio. Juve still look likely to score twice or more, and Rennes' direct, open style makes a three-goal game the most probable shape. Main risk: a cautious, low-block Juventus performance with Spalletti suspended from the touchline.

Arsenal +0.5 Asian handicap, full time (Arsenal win or draw). Arsenal have won both league-phase games without conceding, have a long winning run in this phase and beat Bayern 3-1 in the sides' last Champions League meeting. Bayern are missing Olise (suspended) and Musiala, have an unsettled goalkeeper choice and may be without Vincent Kompany through illness; they also leaked three at Viking. Around 1.81 for a draw-or-win line is fair rather than generous, and the clear risk is Bayern's home record against Arsenal and Kane's scoring form.

Como -0.25 Asian handicap, full time. Como beat Leipzig 4-1 at home in this competition and won 3-1 at Fiorentina at the weekend, while Manchester United have won two of nine matches this season, lost 2-0 at Atletico last week and miss Yoro (suspended), Sesko, Ugarte and Dorgu. At around 2.06 a Como win pays in full and a draw only costs half the stake, which suits a tight game. Main uncertainty: Como conceded three at Feyenoord and are without Kean and possibly Chalobah, and United's squad depth is still superior on paper.

Napoli -0.5 Asian handicap (Napoli to win) at 1.78. Napoli have zero points from two league-phase games, so this home tie against Bodo/Glimt is close to must-win, and Bodo have historically been far weaker away from their artificial pitch, including a 5-0 defeat at Bayern this phase. The snapshot price implies roughly 54%; I rate a Napoli win nearer 58-60%, a modest edge. Main uncertainty: Napoli have conceded in both European games and Bodo's attack (Helmersen, Hauge, Blomberg) carries real threat, so a draw is plausible.

Stuttgart +0.5 Asian handicap (home win or draw) at 1.81. Stuttgart won their home league-phase game 3-1 against Viking with Demirovic scoring freely, while Atletico arrive after losing 2-1 at Liverpool and have a long-documented habit of dropping points away under Simeone. A public model rates Stuttgart about 44% to win outright versus roughly 30% market, so a no-lose price near 1.81 (about 54% implied) looks slightly generous. Main uncertainty: Atletico's squad depth, their knack for tight 1-0 wins, and thin public team news.

Coventry +0.75 Asian handicap at Tottenham. Spurs are bottom on three points, winless after six, with three league goals scored and nine conceded; Bentancur is suspended and Simons, Odobert, Savio and Bergvall are injured. Coventry arrive on back-to-back wins including 4-1 over Newcastle, with Awoniyi back. The +0.75 line pays in full on a draw or Coventry win and half-loses only if Spurs win by one, yet 2.35 still prices Spurs as clear favourites. Uncertainty: Spurs' squad quality and home advantage, and Coventry have conceded 11 in six.

Cagliari draw-no-bet (away 0 Asian handicap) at Monza. Cagliari are 5th on 13 points, six scored and three conceded with three clean sheets, have won every away league game this season and beat Monza 3-0 last time. Monza are 16th with four points, 15 conceded, no clean sheets, and lose Lucchesi to suspension. At 2.15 with the draw refunded, the price implies under 47% for a Cagliari win, which looks short. Main uncertainty: Cagliari's low scoring makes a stalemate plausible, and the price is a 06:30 snapshot.

Arsenal -0.75 Asian handicap at Nottingham Forest. Arsenal sit second having won five of six league games and come off a comeback win at Leeds; Forest are 15th with one win in six, lost 3-1 to Crystal Palace last week and have Igor Jesus and Savona out with captain Gibbs-White and Milenkovic doubtful. The -0.75 line pays in full on a two-goal win and half on a one-goal win, and 1.72 looks fair for a side that has dominated this matchup recently. Main risk: Saliba's absence and Forest's home resilience under a new manager producing a narrow draw.

Como -0.75 Asian handicap at Fiorentina. Fiorentina are second-bottom with one league win all season, have lost five of their last six, sacked Fabio Grosso after four games and were beaten by Como in the Coppa Italia weeks ago, their third straight home loss to this opponent. Como have 11 points and were unbeaten in ten before a narrow loss at Frosinone. Sports Mole predicts 1-2 Como, which would return half at 2.39, with a two-goal win paying in full. Main uncertainty: Como played at Feyenoord midweek and Moise Kean is short of fitness, so this is the lowest-confidence pick.

Brighton -0.75 Asian handicap versus Crystal Palace. Brighton are third with 13 points, 18 scored and only 5 conceded, including home wins of 5-0 over Coventry and 3-0 over Arsenal, and have no flagged injuries. Palace are 12th with 7 points, 12 goals conceded, and have Mateta and Henderson only just returning from injury. A goals-based model gives Brighton roughly an 80% win chance, so -0.75 at 1.59 offers value if Brighton win by two. Main uncertainty: a tight one-goal win returns only half, and Palace's strong recent record in this derby.

Over 3 match goals in Bayer Leverkusen versus SC Freiburg. Freiburg lead the Bundesliga with 14 goals scored in five games and have gone over 2.5 goals in 10 of their last 11; Leverkusen have also scored 14 but conceded 8, with a 4-3 win at Mainz, a 2-2 draw with Augsburg and a 0-4 Europa League loss in their last five. Both teams scored in nine of the last ten head-to-heads, including 3-3, 5-1 and 3-2 scorelines. The 3-goal line pushes on exactly three, limiting downside at 1.71. Main risk: Leverkusen's injury list (Kofane, Terrier, Ben Seghir) blunting their attack.

Roma -0.75 Asian handicap v Genoa. Roma are unbeaten in 13 Serie A games, have not lost a home league match in over ten months and concede 0.6 goals per game over their last five; a public model gives them a 60% win chance against 13.5% for Genoa, who have won one of their last 11 league games and lost 33 of the last 40 league visits to Rome. Around 1.69 for a win by two (full) or one (half) looks fair to slightly generous. Main uncertainty: Roma are without Malen, Cristante and Svilar and played a draining Champions League tie in midweek.

Lens -0.75 Asian handicap at Troyes. Promoted Troyes have lost four straight (0-2, 0-2, 0-2, 2-6), failed to score in their last three, concede the second-most goals in Ligue 1 and are winless in 20 home league games; Lens have won five of the last six meetings, just beat Lyon 2-1 and have Thauvin with three goals and four assists in six games. At around 2.16 a two-goal Lens win pays in full and a one-goal win returns half, an attractive price for the gap between the sides. Main uncertainty: Lens have conceded six in three away games under a new coach and may miss Chavez and Sima.

Sevilla draw-no-bet at Levante. Sevilla have taken 13 points from 7 league games and are unbeaten away (wins at Athletic and Deportivo, draw at Espanyol), while Levante have 5 points from 6 and have conceded 12, including 4-2 and 3-1 defeats. With the stake refunded on a draw, a price near evens for the stronger, in-form side looks fair to slightly generous. Main uncertainty: Levante beat Sevilla twice last season and Sevilla's Lucas Stassin is a doubt, so this is a modest-confidence pick.

Deportivo +0.75 Asian handicap at Real Sociedad. Both sides have 10 points from seven games, yet the market prices Real Sociedad as clear favourites. The hosts have conceded 12 goals in their last six league games, lost three of seven, and are without suspended striker Orri Oskarsson plus injured Odriozola and Aramburu. Deportivo have lost once in seven, won 3-2 at Villarreal and get Angelino back from suspension. At about 2.13 the quarter-ball cover is attractive; the uncertainty is Deportivo's injury list (Aubameyang, Casado) and a poor historical record at Anoeta.

Over 3 goals (push on exactly three) in Rennes v Auxerre. Rennes' last five league games produced 17 goals (8 scored, 9 conceded, including a 4-0 loss at Lyon), and Auxerre's produced 19 (7 scored, 12 conceded). Rennes rank third in Ligue 1 for big chances created and also for big chances missed, so the game should be open, and last season's meeting at Roazhon Park ended 2-2. The push at three limits downside at about 1.71. Main uncertainty: Auxerre have tightened up under Will Still, conceding once in their last two wins.

Under 2.5 goals in Cagliari v Juventus. Cagliari have conceded just two goals in five Serie A games, the league's best defence, and last season's meeting here finished 1-0. Juventus arrive without Yildiz, Locatelli, Thuram and Boga, with Kolo Muani still goalless in Serie A after 11 shots. Juventus' league results this term (1-0, 2-0, 1-1, 2-3, 2-0) have mostly stayed under the line. Around 1.82 is a fair price for a cagey game; the main risk is Cagliari's thin-looking defensive record regressing after facing many shots, or a late goal flurry.

Arsenal -1 Asian handicap at about 1.69. Arsenal sit second after four straight league wins (Coventry, Villa, Chelsea, Sunderland) and beat Leeds 5-0 and 4-0 last season, with Gyokeres scoring in both. The line only needs a two-goal margin, and this price implies roughly 59%, which looks fair for a top side at home against a promoted team. Main uncertainty: Leeds are fifth, unbeaten in five and have conceded just three league goals, and Arsenal have doubts over Saliba, Havertz and Konsa.

Over 3 match goals at about 1.87 (half refund on exactly three). Chelsea's five league games have produced 22 goals, 10 scored and 12 conceded, and they have not held any league opponent below two goals this season; they also beat Leeds 6-3 in the cup. Bournemouth are winless but score (six in five) and the last two visits to Stamford Bridge both finished 2-2. Price implies about 53%, below what these rates suggest. Risk: Bournemouth's injury list and a possible more cautious Alonso setup after the 3-0 loss at Brentford.

Over 3.25 match goals at about 1.72 (half loss on exactly three). Inter's five Serie A games have averaged 4.6 goals (15 scored, 8 conceded), with four of five clearing 3.5, and they lead the league in shots on target while Parma have the fewest. Inter have scored at least twice in each of the last nine league meetings. Parma arrive under a new coach, Gilardino, after four straight away defeats. Main uncertainty: a new-manager defensive reset or an early Inter lead that slows the game could leave the total at two or three.

Lyon are second in Ligue 1, unbeaten in five league games, joint top scorers and own the division's best defensive record. Lens were 15th before this round, have lost three of their last four league matches and conceded two or more in five of six competitive games, and are missing Nawrocki, Sima, Titraoui and Abdulhamid. Pinnacle still makes Lens favourites, so Lyon draw-no-bet at 2.15 offers value with the draw refunded. Uncertainty: Lens's home record, the Thursday Europa League trip for Lyon, and Lyon's own absentees (Niakhate, Tagliafico).

Malaga sit bottom of LaLiga with three goals in seven games (0.43 per game) and have drawn three of their last six, while Espanyol lose Puado and Kike Garcia to injury with Jofre Carreras doubtful. Malaga's matches have averaged about 2.1 total goals and Sports Mole forecasts a tight 1-1. Pinnacle's 1.819 implies roughly 55% for under 2.5, which looks a touch short of fair given Malaga's blunt attack. Main risk: Espanyol's games have run closer to 2.9 goals and Roberto Fernandez has six goals in seven.

England have scored 15 goals in their last three games, including a 7-0 win over Croatia and a 2-0 win in Prague over this same Czechia side, who have lost four in a row and conceded seven across the window. Opta rates England around an 80% winner at Wembley, and a near-even price on a three-goal margin looks generous given that scoring rate. Main risk is heavy rotation in a dead-rubber feel and a Czechia consolation goal turning a 3-1 into a push.

North Macedonia have failed to score in any match in 2026, losing 0-3 to Switzerland, 0-2 to Slovenia and 0-2 to Scotland, so the total here is largely a bet on how many Switzerland score. The Swiss have managed 3, 3 and 2 in their three wins this window, which keeps a typical result at three goals or fewer, where Under 3.25 wins or at worst pushes on exactly three plus a Macedonian goal. Near-even money for that looks fair-to-good. Risk is a Swiss rout against a demoralised side.

Under 2 match goals at about 2.11 for Ukraine v Hungary at the neutral City Arena in Trnava. Hungary's three group games finished 0-1, 0-0 and 1-0, and Ukraine's were 1-0, 0-0 and 0-3, so five of six involved games had at most one goal. Both teams are depleted: Ukraine lack suspended Matviyenko and striker Sikan plus injured Mykolenko, while Hungary miss Kerkez and Volla. A push at exactly two goals cushions the price. Main risk: Ukraine's makeshift defence leaking as it did against Northern Ireland.

Italy -1 Asian handicap at about 1.62 against Turkiye in League A. Turkiye are bottom with zero points after 0-1 to France, 1-4 at home to Italy and 0-3 to Belgium, and now lose Arda Guler and Baris Alper Yilmaz to suspension on top of injured Calhanoglu and Yildiz, stripping most of their creativity. Italy drew 1-1 with France and beat this opponent by three goals last week. A one-goal Italy win refunds the stake. Main uncertainty is Italy's own lack of firepower without Raspadori.

Greece +1 (full-time Asian handicap). Greece lead Group A2 with 7 points from three games, including a historic 1-0 win over Germany and a 2-1 win over Serbia, and have not lost at home this campaign. Germany, under a new manager and without Musiala and Havertz, have scored only three goals in three Nations League matches. This pick wins unless Germany win by two or more, with a push on a one-goal German win. Pinnacle had drifted from 1.666 to 1.60 by this morning, so the price is fair rather than generous. Risks: Tzolis is doubtful for Greece, and Germany's underlying quality could still produce a comfortable win.

Portugal -0.75 (full-time Asian handicap). Portugal are a perfect 3-0 in Group A4 (1-0 at Wales, 2-1 at Norway, 4-2 at Denmark) and lead by six points, with the manager openly targeting a win to seal qualification. Norway have lost both matches since beating Denmark and are benching goalkeeper Nyland after his error in Oslo. The pick pays in full on a two-goal Portuguese win and half on a one-goal win. Pinnacle still shows 1.775, steady since the packet snapshot. Main uncertainty: Ronaldo's departure from the squad and Norway's strong first hour in the reverse fixture show the visitors can trouble Portugal.

Spain are on nine consecutive wins, having beaten England 3-2 and Croatia 4-1 in this group, with Laporte, Rodri and Olmo back and Yamal on three goals. Czechia lost 2-1 to Croatia and 2-0 to England, sit on zero points, and are without Sulc (suspended) and probably Karabec (injured). Pinnacle's -2.75 line shortened from 1.77 to 1.73 overnight, so the market leans the same way. Uncertainty: Spain need a three-goal margin for a half win and four for a full win, and a comfortable 2-0 loses outright.

Sweden +0.25 Asian handicap at Bosnia and Herzegovina. Sweden have won both group games (2-1 v Romania, 3-1 v Poland) with Gyokeres scoring in each, while Bosnia drew 0-0 in Poland before a 4-2 win over a leaky Romania. The quarter-ball line pays in full on a Sweden win and half on a draw, which suits a tight top-of-group meeting where the away side is the form team. Price near 1.60 is reasonable rather than generous. Main uncertainty: Isak has withdrawn with a minor injury and Bosnia report a fully fit squad with strong home support.

Under 3 match goals, France v Italy. France have opened the Zidane era with two 1-0 wins and no goals conceded, and are without Mbappe (injured) and Konate (knee), which points to a controlled, low-tempo home game rather than a shootout. Italy lost 0-2 to Belgium in their last away-from-home-form test and have Raspadori unavailable. Around 1.92 for under 3 (push on exactly three) is fair-to-attractive given both defences' recent records. Main uncertainty: Italy's 4-1 win over Turkiye shows real attacking punch, and the November 2024 meeting finished 3-1.

Away -1 Asian handicap (Norway) at about 1.68. Wales sit bottom of League A Group 4 with no points and no goals after losses to Portugal and Denmark, are winless in six overall, and are without Wilson, Broadhead, Rodon, Darlow, Colwill and others. Norway beat Denmark 3-2, have Haaland fit and scoring, and a two-goal margin pays in full with a push if they win by one. Main uncertainty: Odegaard's ankle, Sorloth out, and Wales' home crowd in Cardiff.

Home +0.5 Asian handicap (Ireland win or draw) at about 1.75. Ireland are unbeaten in eight at the Aviva and beat Israel 3-0 in this group, while Austria arrive without Wanner and Veratschnig after injuries in Kosovo and with Gregoritsch doubtful. Racing Post and Sports Mole both lean to a shared-points, both-score game, which pays here. The price implies roughly 57%, a small edge on my read. Main uncertainty: Austria's superior quality and Ireland's 0-1 loss to Kosovo.

Under 2 match goals at 2.22 for Scotland v Switzerland at Hampden. Scotland drew 0-0 with Slovenia under new coach Pocognoli and are struggling for goals, with McBurnie and Bowie the likely front pair behind a back three. Switzerland beat North Macedonia 3-0 but lose Breel Embolo to suspension, and away games in Glasgow are usually cagey. A 0-0 or single-goal result pays in full and exactly two goals refunds, so the price looks attractive; the main risk is Switzerland's Amdouni-led attack opening Scotland up early.

Spain -1.5 Asian handicap at 1.62 in Seville. Spain came from behind to beat England 3-2 at Wembley, are on a five-match winning run and a long unbeaten streak in European fixtures, and beat this opponent 3-0 at Euro 2024. Croatia won 2-1 in Czechia but travel without Baturina and Juranovic (illness) and Erlic (injury), with an inexperienced back line around Gvardiol. Spain's attacking depth (Yamal, Williams, Olmo, Torres) makes a two-goal margin likely; the uncertainty is Croatia's midfield craft with Modric and Kovacic keeping it tight.

Slovakia -1.5 Asian handicap at 1.89. Slovakia opened this window with a 2-0 home win over Moldova, have won three of their last four and ten of fourteen at home, with Lobotka anchoring midfield and Strelec, Haraslin and Kapralik in attack. Kazakhstan drew 1-1 with the Faroe Islands, are winless in three, and have not scored more than once in seven straight away games. A two-goal home win is priced just under evens, which looks fair-to-generous; the risk is a narrow 1-0 or 2-1 that leaves this handicap short.

Under 3 goals in Turkiye v Italy. Both lost their Nations League openers without scoring (Turkiye 0-1 France, Italy 0-2 Belgium). Turkiye lack their main creators Calhanoglu and Yildiz, plus Kokcu and keeper Cakir; Italy left ten players at home including Barella, with Dimarco, Cristante and Locatelli injured and a debutant at left-back. A 3-goal line prices this like a shootout, so roughly 58% implied for the under looks fair-to-good. Main risk: Montella and Mancini favour open football, and exactly three goals is a push.

Under 3 match goals. Walsall sit second with League Two's best defence: five clean sheets in seven and three away games that finished 0-0. Tranmere have lost once in seven with three clean sheets in their last four, and five of their last six matches produced two goals or fewer. Previews from Squawka and LiveScore both lean 0-0. At 1.574 the price implies roughly 63% and a three-goal game refunds. Main risk: Walsall have won five of the last six meetings, some by big margins.

Over 3 match goals, modest confidence. Wycombe have scored in every game yet conceded freely: their last six league matches finished 1-1, 1-5, 1-2, 3-3, 3-2 and 1-0, four of them with four-plus goals. Reading have scored 11 in their last four league games and lost 4-3 at Luton, with Jack Marriott on eight goals in six. Sports Mole predicts 2-2. At 2.19 a push on exactly three goals limits downside. Main uncertainty: Reading miss Rinomhota, Savage and Dorsett, and Wycombe's interim boss may tighten up.

Over 2.75 goals in Villarreal v Levante. Both sides sit 14th and 15th with porous defences: Levante's last two league games produced 2-4 and 5-2 scorelines, and Villarreal just won 3-1 after a four-match losing run. Villarreal miss Foyth at the back and Levante are without Etta Eyong, which may blunt their attack. Around 1.57 for three-plus goals is a modest price, so the edge is small; a tight, nervous relegation-zone contest is the main uncertainty.

Over 3.25 goals in Marseille v PSG. Marseille have conceded ten goals in their last four matches and lost three straight, while PSG's defence is leaking around 1.5 goals a game this season against 0.85 last term, with Hakimi a major doubt. Both attacks are functioning (Gouiri four league goals, Ferran Torres six). The last two Classiques at the Velodrome finished 0-5 and 1-0, so the price near 1.76 carries real variance; a cagey derby is the main risk.

Manchester City -1.5 Asian handicap v Sunderland. City arrive joint-top on four straight league wins with a clean sheet in each, and are unbeaten in all 14 home league meetings with Sunderland. Sunderland are without Diarra and Mundle through injury and Reinildo through suspension. Around evens for a two-goal home margin looks fair to slightly generous given City's scoring rate. Main uncertainty: Foden remains suspended and Sunderland are the one side Haaland has never scored against.

Arsenal have a perfect four-win league start, conceding once, and have won their last two visits to the Amex (1-0 in March 2026, 3-0 in 2024), unbeaten in seven against Brighton. Brighton's 13 league goals flatter them: nine came against ten men, and Mitoma, Minteh, Ferguson, Wieffer and Azeez are all out. Arsenal -0.75 at 1.925 wins fully by two goals and half by one. Uncertainty: Saliba, Timber and White absences thin Arsenal's defence and a 1-0 grind is common.

Barcelona have won all six LaLiga games scoring 28 goals (5-0, 2-0, 5-2, 5-0, 4-2, 7-2), with five of six producing four or more goals, and they still concede regularly (six conceded). Sevilla are fourth and have kept it tight (four wins by a single goal), which is the main uncertainty, plus a possible stand-in Barcelona keeper if Joan Garcia misses out. At 1.649 the over-3.25 line prices roughly 60% for 4+ goals; Barcelona's output suggests that is slightly generous.

Union Berlin +3 Asian handicap (wins if Bayern win by two or fewer, or fail to win; stake returned on a three-goal Bayern win). Pinnacle prices Bayern at roughly 1.04 outright with a main line near -3.75, but Bayern have beaten Elversberg 2-1, drawn 0-0 with Schalke and beaten Stuttgart 5-1, covering three goals only once in three this season, and Sports Mole forecasts 3-1. The +3 price has lengthened from 2.55 in the packet to about 2.74 live. Risk: Union are missing up to seven players, including four defenders, so a heavy defeat is entirely possible.