
The oddschecker team have picked out a 6/1 Monsday treble covering action from the Championship, Primeira Liga and Turkish Super Lig.
20:00 Monday
Coventry vs Huddersfield – Coventry
Darren Moore will officially begin life as Huddersfield Town head coach on Monday evening, as the Terriers continue their Championship campaign away to Coventry City.
The visitors are currently 16th in the table, boasting eight points from their opening seven matches, while Coventry occupy 18th, sitting on seven points from their first seven games of the campaign.
Mark Robins's side did make the playoff final last year but have found it difficult to get going early this term, only collecting seven points from their first seven matches, which has left them down in 18th position in the table.
Coventry have been relatively tough to beat, only suffering two defeats, but they have won just once, sharing the points in four games thus far. Draws have been Coventry’s achilles heel with four collected this season but with a new manager at Huddersfield we fancy them to take all the points on Monday.
20:15 Monday
Sporting Lisbon vs Rio Ave – Sporting Lisbon to win & BTTS no
Gameweek six in the Primeira Liga will see Sporting Lisbon look to continue their solid start to the season when they take on Rio Ave at Estadio Jose Alvalade on Monday evening.
The hosts are currently in second place in the league standings in the early stages of the campaign, while the visitors are down in 13th and in desperate need of a victory.
After only managing a fourth-placed finish last term, Sporting Lisbon have got the current season off to an excellent start and are currently on 13 points after the first five matches, level with Boavista at the top of the standings.
The Lions also got their Europa League campaign started with a win, beating Sturm Graz on the road in midweek when they showed their fighting spirit, coming from a goal down to claim a 2-1 win.
In their last league match, Morten Hjulmand, Viktor Gyokeres and Ousmane Diomande all got on the scoresheet to give Sporting their fourth win in five games this season while extending their unbeaten league record to 19.
Sporting have been excellent in the early stages of the season, and their home record makes it difficult to back against them securing another win here. The visitors have failed to win any of their last four league games, and we expect that to extend to five in this one.
18:00 Monday
Hatayspor vs Trabzonspor – Trabzonspor
Both sides, separated by two points and four places in the table, head into the round six fixture unbeaten in recent gameweeks, even if the away side should feel better about their ongoing run.
The Antakya-based club have picked up one victory in the season's opening weeks, playing out four consecutive draws before their imminent game.
That win came against newly promoted Pendiksor, who are competing at this level for the first time in the club's history, adding a layer of context to the opening weekend's 5-1 success for Demirel's troops.
The failure to score in three of their four stalemates highlights Star of the South's issues in attack, a problem that must be fixed against the 2022 champions on Monday to give the home side hope of maximum points.
On the first anniversary of Demirel's appointment at the club last September, Hatayspor will hope to celebrate the former goalkeeper's arrival with success.
Trabzonspor will be wary of Hatayspor's threat on the counter-attack, but the away side's attacking firepower should see them through on Monday.








