
The oddschecker team have picked out a 5/1 Tuesday treble covering action from the Premier League and La Liga.
18:30 Tuesday
Barcelona vs Osasuna – Barcelona
The first leg of our Tuesday treble sees the La Liga leaders Barcelona host 8th placed Osasuna. Xavi’s men have been in excellent form for the majority of the season as they look set to claim their 27th league titles over bitter rivals Real Madrid.
They have been in decent form of late, demolishing Real Betis 4-0 at home in their last leg, as well as beating Atletico Madrid the week before.
Osasuna have also been in good form recently. They have won three in their last five as they look set to challenge for Europe for the remainder of the season. However, for this one we can’t see anything other than a Barcelona win. They haven’t lost at home all season and have only conceded two goals. Xavi’s men to extend that record here.

20:00 Tuesday
Arsenal vs Chelsea – Arsenal
The Gunners have had faltered in the last couple of weeks, and with the loss at the Etihad last week, there title chances seem to be over. That being said, they will still look to win the remainder of their games with the hope of City dropping points in their last six fixtures.
They face a Chelsea side next who are having a terrible season by their high standards. Lampard is yet to win since taking over again. Although they don’t face the drop, they don’t have much else to play for this season, with Europe a little out their grasps. With Chelsea going winless in eight, we can’t see them causing too many issues for the Gunners. Arsenal to win this one.

21:00 Tuesday
Real Sociedad vs Real Madrid – Real Madrid
The final game of our treble sees Carlo Ancelotti’s side travel to Real Sociedad. Los Blancos look like they are going to miss out on the title this year, with Barcelona so far ahead, but they remain in the Champions League with their eyes set on a record 15th European title.
They come into this one in decent form, with three wins in their last five, but expect Real Sociedad to beat tough to beat. They are 4th in the league and are challenging for Champions League football this year. They have gone unbeaten in their last five at home, winning three so Real Madrid will have to be at their best to get a result, and we think they will. They need to win all remaining fixtures to have any chance of keeping up with Barcelona. A Real Madrid win for the final leg of our treble.








