
The oddschecker team have picked out a 8/1 treble covering the action from the European Domestic Leagues
20:00 Thursday
Derby vs Lincoln - Derby
Derby County host Lincoln City in the first leg of our treble which presents Derby an opportunity to close in on the automatic promotion spots in the League One standings by just one point.
Lincoln are aware that a victory at Pride Park would narrow the gap to their sixth-placed opponents to a mere two points. Despite past speculations about Paul Warne's job security as Derby boss, the current situation suggests he is not on the brink of being sacked.
Despite a recent FA Cup exit to Crewe Alexandra, the Rams have strung together a six-match unbeaten streak in the third tier, scoring 16 goals in the process. Given the impressive unbeaten runs of both teams, this promises to be a fiercely contested fixture.
While Lincoln may feel confident about securing at least a point, we believe that the Rams, brimming with confidence, have what it takes to clinch this match with a narrow 2-1 victory.
20:00 Thursday
Crystal Palace vs Brighton – Brighton
Selhurst Park are set to host the M23 derby, featuring a clash between Crystal Palace and Brighton & Hove Albion with crucial Premier League points on the line.
Click here for Scott Thornton's match prediction.
Roy Hodgson's team staged a remarkable comeback to secure a 2-2 draw against Manchester City over the weekend. Meanwhile, Brighton & Hove Albion suffered a 2-0 defeat at the hands of Arsenal, where they were outplayed.
De Zerbi acknowledged that his team deserved nothing in their North London encounter, stating that Arsenal made them 'suffer' in a way they are not accustomed to. Despite dropping to ninth place, they maintain a comfortable four-point lead over 10th-placed Chelsea.
In the last eight encounters between Palace and Brighton, five have concluded with both teams settling for a 1-1 draw. Although a similar outcome is plausible at Selhurst Park, as the hosts' resilient Etihad performance may serve as a catalyst for a positive change, we are backing Brighton to be able to regroup and get back to winning ways away from home.
20:30 Thursday
Alaves vs Real Madrid – Real Madrid & BTTS/No
Having witnessed Alaves succumb to La Liga leaders Girona on Monday, Real Madrid will aim to compound further misery on Los Blanquiazules as they journey to Mendizorroza.
With a victory, Real Madrid have the opportunity to reclaim the top spot, while Alaves, if they secure a significant win on home turf, could establish a six-point cushion above the relegation zone. Alaves, however, has encountered a challenging December, failing to secure a victory in their last three.
Real Madrid sought revenge against Villarreal, defeating the Yellow Submarines 4-1 and extending their unbeaten streak at the Santiago Bernabeu to 19 games across all competitions. Goals from Jude Bellingham, Rodrygo, Brahim Diaz, and Luka Modric secured a comfortable victory.
Motivated by the prospect of entering 2024 as the league leaders, provided they secure victory against Alaves and Girona falters against Real Betis, Real Madrid are poised to encounter few challenges in claiming maximum points at Mendizorroza, where they have enjoyed significant success in recent years.
We expect their to be plenty of goals from Real Madrid and none for their opposition.








