Tips

For all the quality they have, Bilbao have managed just a win in the season, having played 14 matches. They can only hope week 15 comes with better tidings. Bilbao last won in August. It was a home win and they will be looking to make it two in front of their home fans. Their home form has not been superb in the recent times; they have managed just seven wins in the last 27 league matches at home and for a team that has conceded 23 goals in 14 league matches, they have a long way to go. They face a Girona side that not only has the league’s top scorer in Christian Stuani, but is also undefeated in the last eight matches. They are unbeaten in six league matches, having managed three wins and as many draws. Going to this game, they have managed five league wins in the 14 played and will be seeking their seventh straight unbeaten outing away from home in La Liga, after managing three wins and three draws in the opening six this season, Girona are also unbeaten in their nine away league matches, stretching back to last season. Probably Girona will not lose

Inter Milan go into this game knowing even a win might not take them into the last sixteen of the Champions League. Inter will be hoping of course that Tottenham do what most teams in the Champions League do and fail to win in Barcelona. Inter are unbeaten in their last seven home games and their last three in the Champions League.
PSV have only one point in this group and are already doomed to finish bottom. Both of their away games have been lost and they were defeated 2-1 by Inter in the reverse fixture.
Inter can be backed to get the home win here.

Liverpool are third in the group two points behind PSG and three adrift of leaders Napoli. This Champions League group is so tight, only bottom side Red Star Belgrade can't win it but they could still qualify. In fact, Liverpool go into this game knowing by the end of it, they could finish top, second, stay third or even finish bottom and be knocked out of European competition for the season. Liverpool can actually win this game and still end up not qualifying, it's going to be a tense night for sure. The Reds are top of the Premier League and unbeaten but it's been a struggle for them in this Champions League group due to their losing all three away games.
Liverpool are in good form, strong at home and can get the win.

Feirense and Maritimo both head into Monday nights game in poor form. The host’s recent defeats in the league see them sat in the relegation places and the visitors losing streak means they have just one more point on the board than Feirense, but they do, for now at least, sit outside the drop zone. The two clubs met twice in the space of a month between late October and the latter part of November, and on both occasions Feirense beat Maritimo despite being away from home.

Lat weekend Feirense frustrated their hosts during the first half, and even on the occasions Benfica did break through the visitors defence their finishing lacked the conviction needed to break the deadlock. However, that all changed in the second forty-five minutes when Jonas eased the tension around the stadium with Benfica’s opening goal. Clearly unnerved by going 1-0 down the visitors then added to their own misery through an own goal from Bruno Nascimento in the fifty-seventh minute and Rafa Silva ended any faint hopes of a Feirense comeback with a third Benfica goal in the sixty-eighth minute. Substitute Seferović rounded off the scoring in the eighty-ninth minute to make the final score 4-0 to the hosts.

Setúbal needed just one goal to claim all three points from their trip to Marítimo last weekend, in what turned out to be a very competitive match at the Estádio dos Barreiros. The first half ended goalless as each team cancelled the other out, and with little between the pair it was difficult to see where any goals were going to come from. The hosts sat close to the relegation zone and weren’t supposed to be so tough to beat for their high flying guests, but Vitória Setúbal did eventually make the break through with five minutes left on the clock when Guinea-Bissau forward Frédéric Mendy put the ball into the back of the net.

The league form of both teams over the last few weeks has been some of the poorest in the entire Primeira Liga, but victories for Feirense over Maritimo in both the Taça de Portugal and the Taça da Liga will hand Monday’s hosts a much needed confidence boost. João Silva proved the bane of Maritimo’s lives during those two cup encounters, scoring four goals, two in each tie, to help Feirense on their way to victory.

I am confident that Feirense will win on Monday, and have backed the final scoreline to read 3-1. Feirense have won three of their last five matches against Maritimo, and the visitors have lost their last six matches in all competitions. Feirense have won two of their last six matches in all competitions, both against Maritimo in Portugal’s domestic cups. The hosts have scored three goals against Maritimo in each of their two meetings this season, a trend we expect to continue in their next meeting on Monday.