Chelsea v Sunderland (14.01, 15:00) X2 (2.85)
Under Martin O'Neill the Black Cats have won 5 and drew 1 of the their last 7 games, they are definitely the team with arguably the greatest momentum in the EPL. Chelsea on the other hand are generally unconvincing, despite the 2:0 victory over Portsmouth in the FA Cup last weekend. Seeing how Terry and co. will attempt to cope with Sessegnon, McClean, Vaughan and Gardner will certainly be one of the most interesting things to happen this Saturday afternoon.
Manchester United v Bolton (14.01, 15:00) Wayne Rooney to score at any time (1.65)
Tottenham v Wolverhampton (14.01, 15:00) 1 (1.28)
If Spurs can carry on to break the defensively-minded teams as they did against West Brom and Everton then they really can think of staying in the top for a longer while.
WBA v Norwich City (14.01, 15:00) over 2,5 goals (1.83)
Newcastle v QPR (15.01, 13:30) both teams to score (1.78)
Mark Hughes has taken over at QPR and usually the teams respond rather well in the first game under the newly appointed manager. The arrival of Federico Macheda on loan from Man Unted could potentially alleviate their defencies up front; Hughes' teams have usually displayed an attacking mindset too - which comes as no surprise given Sparky was a forward in his playing days. Newcastle, on the other hand, seem to be getting back to the winning ways they've impressed us with at the start of the season, the ease with which they dismantled United at Sports Direct Arena being a point in case. It remains to be seen how are they going to cope without Tiote and Demba Ba, however Cabaye has been doing amazing work in the midfield and the return of Hatem Ben Arfa might provide that much needed spark in the opponent's third.
Nottingham Forest v Southampton (14.01, 15:00) over 1,5 goals (1.31)
Leicester v Barnsley (14.01, 15:00) over 2,5 goals (1.75)
Bury v Sheffield United (14.01, 15:00) over 2,5 goals (1.80)
Bournemouth v Notts County (14.01, 15:00) over 2,5 goals (1.83)
Sevilla v Espanyol (14.01, 17:00) over 1,5 goals (1.30)
Mallorca v Real Madrid (14.01, 19:00) Karim Benzema to score at any time (1.60)
The Frenchman has been firing them in left right and center as of late. And to think he was on the brink of an early exit after a pretty laclustre start to his career at Bernabeu...
Valencia v Real Sociedad (14.01, 21:00) 1 (1.40)
Athletic Bilbao v Levante (15.01, 17:00) over 1,5 goals (1.31)
Benfica v Vitoria Setubal (14.01, 18:30) 1 to win and over 2,5 combined goals scored (1.48)
FC Porto v Rio Ave (14.01, 20:30) 1 to score over 1,5 goals (1.25)
Celtic v Dundee (14.01, 15:00) Anthony Stokes to score at any time [no odds available]
Hearts v St. Mirren (14.01, 15:00) 1 (1.72)
Lazio v Atalanta (15.01, 11:30) German Denis to score at any time (2.80)
AC Milan v Inter Milan (15.01, 19:45) over 1,5 goals scored (1.30)
Massive game in Serie A. Rossoneri are currently leading the pack but a fantastic run of form - 5 wins out of 5 - has seen Ranieri's Inter move up to 5th spot, only 8 points behind the leaders. Nerrazzuri finally have most of their defensive block back, Sneijder resumed training and the forward duo of Pazzini and Milito are linking up as they have been expected to at the start of the season. As if the rivalry didn't create enough tension on the pitch alone, the fact two clubs are seemingly battling it out to acquire the services of one Carlos Tevez only adds to the atmosphere.
Napoli v Bologna (16.01, 19:45) 1 (1.33)
Here's the last few tips coloured up:
Fulham v Charlton over 1,5 goals
Swindon Town v Wigan over 1,5 goals
Malaga v Atletico Madrid over 1,5 goals
Real Madrid v Granada Gonzalo Higuain to score at any time
Siena v Lazio X either at halftime or at fulltime
Sporting Lisbon v Porto over 2,5 goals
Tottenham v Everton 1
Manchester City v Liverpool 1
Sporting Lisbon v Nacional 1
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