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After all, Napoli have won the last six meetings between these two sides. They’ve done it in impressive fashion, scoring 25 goals across that time. Napoli have scored at least twice in their last five visits to this ground, racking up 17 goals in that run. They also come here having won seven of nine trips to the bottom half sides while they’ve averaged 1.95 goals per game on their travels. After scoring 10 times in their last four, we expect a lethal display from Napoli and we’re backing at least two goals for the visitors.

The Gialloblu have won the last six clashes between these two sides, which makes the visitors a tempting choice ahead of this one. The fact that Frosinone have been losing at half-time and full time in seven of their last nine at home shows how comfortably sides are winning here. Meanwhile, no team in Italy has a worse home record in the second half of games that Frosinone. Chievo are slightly better at getting a result from one half of a match, so we see value in backing them to win either half of football here, as we think they can edge out a poor Frosinone side during one of the two 45 minute periods.

Rennes were very lucky to keep a clean sheet last week and because of that we’re backing Lille to put quite a few past the home side here. Lille have scored 22 goals in their last eight games and with Rennes conceding 14 goals in their last eight games, we’re backing the away side to score over 1.5 goals. Lille have conceded in three of their last four away games though and with Rennes in good scoring form we’re backing both teams to score in what we’re expecting will finish as a 3-1 victory for the away side.

Skov and N’Doye have scored fifty league goals between them for Copenhagen this season, while Olsen has impressed for Nordsjaelland with twenty-one Superliga goals. We’re confident that Copenhagen will win and that over 2.5 goals will be scored on Saturday, and have predicted a final scoreline of 3-0. Copenhagen have the home advantage, are the form favourites, and have outperformed Nordsjaelland in all departments so far this season, which is why we’re expecting a convincing victory for the hosts.

There are expected to be few changes from that side and Valencia, who ended the season strongly with 3 straight wins and 11 goals, will fancy their chances. Backing Valencia +1.0 Asian Handicap looks like a decent punt. Read our Asian Handicap Guide for more on this market.

If you fancy a goalscorer bet, consider backing Rodrigo Moreno to Score Anytime. He has epitomised Valencia’s season by starting slowly but hitting form in the second half of the campaign and he will take confidence into this having netted 3 times in his last 3 league games. He has also played a key role in this competition, with his dramatic hat-trick in the Quarter-Final rescuing Valencia from what looked like a certain exit against Getafe.

In terms of creativity, Rapid have done better at home than Altach have on the road, but they’ve done no better in terms of getting the ball in the back of the net, nor have they done any better at the back. If we consider this in conjunction with the fact that the hosts have nothing really to fight for, then it becomes easy to feel that the visitors are slightly overpriced. On this basis, a small play on ‘Altach +1 Handicap’ is warranted.

An additional bet that catches the eye is ‘Under 2.5 Goals’. Given that both teams have done their best work at the back, it’s easy to feel that the chances of a relatively low-scoring affair are greater than the current odds. After all, they’ve surrendered a combined average of just 1.8 goals in their respective home and away games.

Kadrii leads the way for OB with ten league goals this season, while Poland’s Wilczek moved onto twenty Superliga goals for the season with a brace last time out. We’re confident that Saturday’s game will end in a draw, and have predicted a final scoreline of 1-1. Both teams have plenty to play for on the final day which will make the game competitive, and the pair have produced their fair share of draws in recent encounters. OB have drawn three of their last six matches, while Brondby’s form has been more inconsistent, but with just three points between the pair heading into the final game of the season the pair have been playing to a similar standard and we believe that will lead to a draw on Saturday.

Newport County may well be the form side going into this match, but we feel that Tranmere have the edge in this contest. The Super White Army have a solid defensive platform to build from and a striker who has proven to be the most adept at finding the back of the net in the division. Given that they are fresh off accomplishing play-off glory last season, we do not believe the pressure will play a huge part so backing Rovers to claim the win in 90 minutes appears to represent the best opportunity for a decent return.

This match up looks like one of the standout games in Serie A this weekend and it should be very entertaining to watch. Both teams have talented attacking players in abundance and with it not in either’s nature to sit back, an open and end to end 90 minutes should be in order.

All things considered, backing both teams to score looks the best way to play as far as the betting is concerned and is exactly where our money is going at current prices. Santos are scoring goals for fun on home soil but with Internacional a potent force themselves, it’s hard to see either team keeping a clean sheet and a 2-2 draw that would build on a run that has seen both nets hit in 3 of Internacional’s last 4 games looks on the cards.