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Brentford is 9th with 48 points, while West Ham is 17th with 36 points, sitting just 2 points above the relegation zone. Brentford is winless in their last 6 games but has had 5 draws in that span. West Ham is rock solid, with a 4-4-2 record in their last 10 games. They drew 2 of the last 4 H2H meetings, including the most recent one and the last one hosted by Brentford, and this one looks like it could be another split of points, which at this price is worth trying with.

Bromley is 2nd with 84 points, having secured promotion and playing for the title as they sit 1 point off the leaders, while Walsall is 12th with 65 points and has nothing to play for in this one. Bromley is undefeated at home this whole season with 13 wins and draws, while Walsall lost 3 of their last 4 games, getting outscored 1-8 in those 3 losses. Bromley is the better side and will be looking to conclude the season undefeated at home while trying to get the title, and Walsall has nothing on the line, which should give the hosts the upper hand in this one and see them win.

Cambridge Utd is 3rd with 81 points, needing a win today to get promoted, while Crewe is 10th with 66 points and has nothing to play for. Cambridge Utd is 2-1-1 in the last 4 games, with 3 of those being against top sides, while Crewe lost 4 of their last 5 games, including the last 3. Cambridge Utd is undefeated in their last 4 H2H meetings, with 3 wins including the last 2, so got to give the edge to the much higher-motivated visitors here, and back Cambridge Utd to win.

Leyton Orient is 20th with 51 points, sitting 2 points above relegation, with a goal difference 4 worse than Exeter, who is chasing them, so they need a win to secure their safety. On the other side, Burton Albion are 18th with just 2 more points, as they just secured their stay in the last 2 rounds. Leyton Orient won 30 of their 51 points at home, while Burton Albion have only 1 win in their last 12 away games, with 6 losses. Leyton Orient won their first H2H match of the season by 4 goals on the road, and they should be the more motivated side here, playing for their safety, which should give them the upper hand and see them win.

Brighton is 6th with 50 points, while Newcastle is 15th with 42 points. Brighton has been playing really well of late, going 6-1-1 in their last 8 games, with the lone loss coming to league leaders Arsenal. On the other side, Newcastle has been really struggling, as they have lost their last 4 games. Brighton won their first H2H match of the season and also won on their last league visit to St James' Park, so got to give the edge to the in-form visitors and back the Seagulls to win this one.

Welbeck scored 13 goals this season, which is his best-ever return. He is finishing the season strong, scoring 5 goals in the last 8 games, with two of those matches seeing him come off the bench. Danny scored a brace in the 2-1 win over Newcastle in their first head-to-head match of the season, and he scored the lone goal when these sides last met here at St James' Park in a league encounter, so got to like him to score in this one.

Joelinton earned 10 yellow cards and just came off serving a 2-game suspension for that amount before playing 32 rounds, so got to expect him to be fresh and eager to make a difference, which could easily see him get booked again.

Notts County is 5th with 79 points, sitting 2 points below automatic promotion, while Bristol Rovers are 14th with 61 points and have nothing to play for. Notts County won 7 of their last 10 home games, while Bristol Rovers lost 5 of their last 10 away games. Notts County won their last 2 head-to-head meetings, and the hosts should be the much more motivated side here, potentially playing for promotion, so got to like them to win.

Grimsby is 6th with 77 points, needing a win here to secure a playoff spot for promotion. Tranmere is 20th with 40 points, sitting 1 point above the relegation zone, so they will possibly also need something to stay up. Grimsby are in strong form, having won 7 of their last 9 games and the last 3. Tranmere have lost 17 of their last 21 games and are in awful form. Grimsby won on their last visit here, and with both sides needing to go for it, got to expect that to play into the visitors' hands and see them win this one.

Sunderland is 12th with 46 points, sitting just 3 points away from places that lead to Europe, while Wolverhampton is dead last, 20th, with only 17 points and already relegated. Sunderland won 2 of their last 4 road games, while Wolves lost their last 3 games as they seemingly let go of the rope once they confirmed relegation. Sunderland is coming off their worst game of the season, so no doubt they will look to bounce back in a major way, and with important points in the fight for spots leading to Europe, expect them to be the higher-motivated side here. Sunderland is undefeated in the last 4 head-to-head meetings with Wolves, having won 2 of those matches, so got to expect the Black Cats to find a win to take this one.

Joao Gomes has earned 10 yellow cards this season, which is his third season in double digits. He always makes plenty of fouls and could easily get into trouble again here and be booked.

Bidasoa Irun went over this total in their last 6 games, while Villa de Aranda went over this total in of their last 12 games. They went over this total in the last 2 H2H meetings, the first of which this season saw a total of goals, so got to expect another higher-scoring contest that should result in another over.

Lausanne produced overs in 10 of their last 11 games, while Lucerne produced overs in their last 11 games. Their last 3 H2H meetings all saw 4 goals or more, so got to expect goals in this one as well and take the over.

Piastri took 4th in qualifying for the sprint, being only a little over two tenths of a second behind his teammate on pole. McLaren looked way better pace-wise and should be better in the race too, so got to fancy the Aussie to finish on the podium.

Norris claimed pole for the sprint with a blazing-fast lap that saw him improve by a second and a half on his time in the second session of qualifying. McLaren looks way more competitive than in the first three races. Norris himself said he felt better in the car with more grip, so there's very nice value backing him to put up another super-fast lap and earn the fastest lap in this short sprint race.

These two teams battled two very even games in this series, with each side winning once on the road by narrow one-goal margins. They tied 1 of the previous 5 head-to-head matches hosted by Onnereds, and given how evenly matched they are, got to expect this game to go down to the wire, and it could easily then require extra time to decide who wins this game 3.

Viborg went over this total in their last 3 home games in all competitions, which averaged a very high 67.3 total goals per game. On the other side, Odense went over this total in 8 of their last 10 road games in all competitions, which averaged a high 64.3 total goals per game. They went over this total in 4 of the last 5 H2H meetings hosted by Viborg, with all 4 of those overs seeing at least 64 total goals, so got to expect another higher-scoring contest here, which should result in another over.

Arsenal leads the league with 73 points, while Fulham is 10th with 48 points. Arsenal doesn't have room for error, being in a close title race with Man City, while Fulham has the 4th-worst road record. Arsenal won their last 2 H2H meetings and should once again have the edge here as much better side and win this one.

Lukic earned 7 yellow cards in only 23 appearances this season. He will get the start today, and given how many fouls he makes, simply got to like him for a booking.

Chacarra has been playing very well of late, notching a runner-up finish at the Hero Indian Open when defending his title from last year. He was T9 in Mexico at the Tulum Championship on the Korn Ferry Tour before flying across the globe to China, where he was a solid T33 given the circumstances. He is in fine form, and the more stern test this week near Antalya should serve him well, so he could easily fight for top spots on Sunday afternoon.

Kimsey has been playing some really good golf this year, with 5 top-12 finishes in events he played in, highlighted by T5 at the Magical Kenya Open and T6 last week at the Volvo China Open, where he fired all 4 rounds in the 60s with only 5 bogeys in those 4 rounds. He led the field last week for Driving accuracy and sits th overall for the whole season on the DP World Tour in that same category, so if the putter warms up slightly more, Kimsey could easily be around the top of the leaderboard fighting for the win this week in Turkey.

Kitayama is in very good form of late, with results of T2 at The Genesis Invitational, T18 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, and T8 on his last outing at the RBC Heritage among the last 6 events he played in. Kurt won the 3M Open last year, which has similarities to this week's Blue Monster with many water hazards in play. He plays some of his best golf in these smaller-field signature events, so got to see nice value backing him to be right in the mix come Sunday afternoon.