19:30 Thursday

West Ham vs Bournemouth – Over 2.5 Goals & BTTS

Bournemouth travel to West Ham in the first leg of this Thursday treble.

The hosts haven’t won in their last four games in all competitions and after an FA Cup exit and late draw against Sheffield United, they need a good result here to arrest any potential slide down the table.

As for Bournemouth, they are seven points off the drop but looking up rather than down. However, they’ve lost their last two league games - against Tottenham and Liverpool - and will want to get back on winning ways. Their points record over the last six games is only bettered by Liverpool, Tottenham and Man City.

We think goals are on the menu and we think both teams will be contributing to that.

20:00 Thursday

Getafe vs Real Madrid – Real Madrid win to nil

Real Madrid will keep their pressure on Girona with a positive result away at Getafe.

Los Blancos have won five of the last six and will go top of the league as they have a game in hand on the league leaders. Their comebacks against Almeria and Las Palmas, teams they realistically should be beating anyway, have highlighted they have the know how to get wins despite not playing well; the sign of potential champions.

Getafe won their last game against Granada, but they remain 10th and are closer to relegation than the Champions League spots. Their season has not been noteworthy as of yet, but anything can still happen.

In the reverse fixture, it took Real Madrid until the 94th minute to secure a win against Getafe, winning 2-1 in the end. Given the fact they are on a 15 game unbeaten streak at the moment, we think they will win here and win to nil.

20:15 Thursday

Wolves vs Man United – Wolves Win

The final leg of our Thursday treble sees Wolves take on Manchester United.

Wolves are unbeaten at home in all competitions since September and will prove a tough challenge for the Red Devils, who they arguably should’ve taken a point away from in their opening day fixture after being denied a big penalty claim.

For Scott Thornton's Wolves vs Man United prediction, click here.

As for Manchester United, their unconvincing win at Newport in the FA Cup 4th Round and recent off the pitch attention surrounding Marcus Rashford and Erik ten Hag has done nothing to paper over the stretching cracks at Old Trafford. They have lost three of their last four away league games.

Wolves’ last win over Manchester United at Molineux came in 2019 so it would be high time for the hosts to get a result. Wolves to win against Manchester United is our pick for the final leg of this Thursday treble.