12:00 Sunday

Celtic to win v Livingstone

Celtic travel to Livingstone early Sunday afternoon knowing any kind of slip up will give Rangers the opportunity for their rivals to leapfrog them to the summit of the Scottish Premiership. Hosts Livingstone currently sit fourth in the table and will be looking to pick up points again of Celtic with six teams within five points of The Lions. Celtic haven’t beaten Livingstone so far this season (D1 L1), and know that a tough fixture awaits at Almondvale Stadium. We have gone for a Celtic win here within what we think will be an end-to-end affair with The Hoops attacking edge giving them the win.  

14:00 Sunday

Arsenal win to nil v Watford

Watford will be looking to take points off a Champions League contending side for the second week on the bounce after leaving Old Trafford with a point last weekend. The Hornets are currently three points off 17th position, having played two more games than Everton. Arsenal come into this game having beaten Wolves in injury-time in their previous Premier League outing and will be looking to go above Manchester United with a victory. We believe Arsenal will pick up a narrow victory at Vicarage Road and make it eight successive defeats at home for Watford. 

16:05 Sunday

Lille to win v Clermont

Reining Ligue 1 champions Lille have had a poor campaign as they looked to defend their crown. Les Dogues currently sit eighth in the league, seven points behind Nice in the third and final Champions League position. Lille’s form has picked up in recent weeks going three unbeaten and picking up seven from nine points available. They host a Clermont side who have picked up points off teams in the top half this season, including a 1-0 win over Sunday’s opponents in the reverse fixture. We are predicting a narrow Lille win to stretch their unbeaten league run to four games.  

16:30 Sunday

Man City -1 Handicap v Man United 

Three positions and 19 points separate these bitter Manchester rivals, as they go head-to-head at The Etihad on Sunday. After seemingly coasting to the Premier League title, Manchester City have a title race back on their hands with Liverpool six points behind with a game in hand (Saturday Night against West Ham). If Liverpool win on Saturday night, they will be within three points of their title rivals. On the other hand, Manchester United come into this game after being held to a frustrating 0-0 draw at home to Watford last weekend. With the chasing pack closing in to United in 4th, every game from now until the end of the season is crucial the Red Devils. We believe that City will dominate this game and follow up the 2-0 win at Old Trafford earlier in the season with another comfortable win.