Arsenal -1

First up we have Arsenal to beat Sunderland in their EFL Cup quarter-final, with a -1 handicap. Mikel Arteta’s side have hit form recently with their youngsters seriously stepping up. While rotation is highly likely here, Arsenal have the joint-best home record in the Premier League this season and they come up against a Sunderland side who have only won once on the road in their last five. The momentum is only pointing one way in this one.

Juventus to win to nil

Juventus have won four of their last five in all competitions, while opponents Cagliari are without a win since October. Cagliari are 19th in Serie A and come into this off the back of two consecutive 4-0 defeats in the league to Inter and Udinese. Coming up against a Juventus side who are pushing to get back in touch with the top four and have won nine of 10 league meetings between the two, keeping seven clean sheets in the process, we’re expecting a dominant display.

Sevilla Barca BTTS

It hasn’t been an easy start to life as manager of Barcelona for Xavi. However, a hard-fought 3-2 victory over Elche on Saturday sees them just three points off the top four in La Liga. They travel to in-form Sevilla, who after three consecutive victories in the league sit second in the table. Sevilla are unbeaten at home in the league this season, scoring in every game at the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan, but this Barca side aren’t short of goals under Xavi and both teams to score looks a sensible way to round off our treble.