18:30 Thursday

Real Mallorca vs Valencia – Over 1.5 Goals

After a win against Real Madrid which was marred by racist abuse from Valencia fans towards Vinicius Jr, Valencia travel to Real Mallorca with both teams sitting in the bottom half of the table.

Real Mallorca are four points above the visitors but have won just one of their last five games despite being unbeaten in their last five at home. Over 1.5 goals have occurred five times in their last six games.

As for Valencia, two wins away from home in their last three games as well as 13 points from a possible 18 in their last six games highlights that they’ve turned a corner from their poor mid-season form.

With that in mind, we think that they’ll be at least two goals scored in this one, just like the reverse fixture between the two sides back in October.

18:30 Thursday

Osasuna vs Athletic Bilbao – Both Teams to Score

Osasuna host Athletic Bilbao with both sides in with the chance of sealing a Europa Conference League spot by finishing 7th.

Osasuna have it all to do to bridge the gap between them and their opponents given the three point gap between the two sides and significant goal difference going the way of Bilbao. Osasuna have had an exceptionally tough run of games, facing all of the current Spanish Top 4 in Real Sociedad, Barcelona, Real Madrid in the Copa del Rey final and Atletico Madrid last weekend.

As for Bilbao, they’ve won just one of their last five games and were battered 5-1 by Villarreal before bouncing back to beat Celta Vigo last time out. They have won the third most points away from home in their last six games, and they will hope that run will continue.

We think given both teams fighting for a European place, we think it could be an open affair, with both teams getting on the score sheet.

20:00 Thursday

Manchester United vs Chelsea – Under 2.5 Goals

Manchester United welcome Chelsea for their penultimate Premier League fixture in the final leg of our treble.

These two sides have been tough to separate in recent meetings, with the last five ending in draws. All five of those had under 1.5 goals.

Manchester United need just a point to confirm Champions League football for next season and haven’t lost at home since the start of the season against Brighton. They have an FA Cup final to look forward to and it has been a successful debut season in English football for Erik ten Hag.

On the other hand, Chelsea have been hopeless on and off the pitch. They are set to finish on their lowest ever Premier League points tally despite spending over £500m in the summer and winter transfer window this season. They have endured four different managers and used over 32 players in the league, and Chelsea fans will want the season to end as soon as possible.

The last five games have ended in low scoring draws, and whilst the result might change, we think under 2.5 goals will be the case in this one.