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Eintracht Frankfurt is 7th with 35 points, while Heidenheim is dead last, 18th, with only 14 points, sitting a massive 10 points below safety. Eintracht is very good, 6-2-4 at home, including wins in the last 2 matches alongside 2 clean sheets. On the other side, Heidenheim is winless since early December with only 3 draws and 9 losses, including 5 losses on the last 6 road trips. Eintracht is undefeated in their last 5 H2H meetings with 4 wins, outscoring Heidenheim by 12-2 in that stretch, so got to expect Eintracht to dominate at home and win this one.

Hoffenheim is 3rd with 49 points, while Wolfsburg is way down in next-to-last, 17th, with 20 points, sitting 4 points below safety. Hoffenheim has been fantastic at home, winning 8 of their last 9 games in front of their fans. Wolfsburg is really struggling, being winless in their last 8 games with 2 draws and 6 losses, including 4 losses in their last 5 road games in which they were outscored 4-18. Hoffenheim won at Wolfsburg in their first H2H match of the season, and they also beat them in 3 of the last 5 H2H meetings played in Sinsheim, so with the visitors battling a lot of injuries and Hoffenheim being tremendous at home of late, simply got to expect all 3 points to stay home.

Bromley leads the league with 70 points, while Bristol Rovers are way down in 19th place with 37 points but sit comfortably 9 points above the danger zone. Bromley is undefeated at home this season with 10 wins and 8 draws, and they have also been undefeated since late November with 11 wins and 7 draws. On the other side, Bristol Rovers have been really bad on the road, losing 9 of their last 13 away matches. Bromley won at Bristol Rovers earlier in the season, so got to expect them to have the upper hand at home and find a way to win 3 new important points in the fight for promotion.

Mejbri earned 6 yellow cards in 21 appearances this season. He makes a lot of fouls and is a worthy candidate for a booking here.

Senesi picked up 8 cards in 28 games played in the Premier League this season. He is often in the thick of things and makes fouls, which could easily see him booked here as well.

Shrewsbury is 17th with 41 points, while Cheltenham is right behind them in 18th with 38 points. Both have been very good of late and sit comfortably above the danger zone heading into the final part of the season. However, Shrewsbury has been better, as they won 6 of their last 7 games, scoring at least 2 goals in 5 of those matches. Conversely, Cheltenham enters this match on a 6-game unbeaten streak, but they have only 1 win in their last 10 games and are winless on their last 7 road trips with 3 losses and 4 draws. Shrewsbury won 4 of their last 5 H2H meetings which they hosted and lately have proven better at finding ways to eke out wins, making them a solid pick to win in front of their fans.

Dunk earned 9 yellow cards in the PL this season. He often makes dangerous fouls and stops a lot of transitions and counterattacks with fouls, which could easily see him booked here as well.

Hunes picked up 7 cards so far this season after earning 12 and 15 in the last two seasons, so he is no stranger to a booking and could land another here.

Hull is 5th with 63 points, sitting 6 points below the direct promotion zone, while West Brom is 23rd with 37 points, sitting 1 point below the safety zone, so this is a big game for both sides. Hull is in very good form, having won 3 of their last 5 games, and on the road they have been superb, going 8-1-1 in their last 10 away trips, only losing to 4th-placed Ipswich. On the other side, West Brom is winless in their last 13 games with 7 losses and they scored only 8 goals in those 13 matches. Hull have scored 2 goals or more in 9 of their last 14 road games, and they won the first H2H match of the season against the Baggies, so there is excellent value backing Hull to win this one.

Wycombe is 9th with 53 points while Luton is 12th with 48 points. Wycombe sits just 2 points below spots that lead to the play-offs for promotion after fine form of late that saw them win 3 of their last 4 games and 5 of their last 6 home games. On the other side, Luton is struggling, being winless in their last 6 games with 3 losses, and they have been awful on the road, being winless away from Kenilworth Road since mid-November with 3 draws and 7 losses. Wycombe scored 2 goals or more in 13 of their last 16 home games, while Luton scored only 6 goals in their last 10 road games, so got to give the edge to Wycombe here and back them to win.

These two teams enter this final game of the campaign from very different ends of the spectrum. Wales is winless, riding a 15-match losing streak in the Six Nations, while Italy is having a very successful year with wins over Scotland and their first-ever win over England, and a bonus point in a loss at Ireland. Wales looked horrendous in losses to England and France, but they have improved since then with a late, narrow 3-point loss to Scotland, and they were within 3 points in the loss at Ireland with 15 minutes to go. On the other side, Italy notched both of their wins in front of their fiery fans at the Olimpico, as they lost both road games, and they will miss Ferrari, who was a big piece in their dominant scrum. Italy won 3 of the last 4 H2H meetings against Wales, including wins in the last 2 visits to the Principality, but those wins came by 1 and 3 points, so with Wales' improvements in recent weeks, got to expect them to keep it close in front of their fans, making hosts plus more than a penalty-goal head start like a better side to be on.

Slavia Prague leads the league with 61 points on an undefeated record of 18 wins and 7 draws, while Zlín is 9th with 31 points. Slavia won their last 5 games, while Zlín lost 7 of their last 11 games with only one win in that span. Slavia is undefeated in their last 6 visits to Zlín with 5 wins, so got to expect them to dominate here and win this one.

Trabzonspor is 3rd with 54 points, sitting 3 points behind 2nd place that leads to CL, with a game in hand on Fenerbahce, who lost yesterday, while Rizespor is 10th with 30 points. Trabzonspor is strong 7-4-1 at home, while Rizespor is weaker 2-7-3 on the road. Trabzonspor has a dominant H2H record, having won the last 3 matches between them and being 10-1-1 in the last 12 games when they hosted Rizespor, so got to like the hosts to win this one.

Hamburg is 10th with 29 points, while Cologne is 14th with 24 points, sitting above the danger zone only on goal difference. Hamburg is a solid 5-4-4 at home, while Cologne is winless in their last 8 road games with 6 losses. Hamburg have won 2 of their last 3 H2H meetings and, at home, have won 4 of their last 5 matches against them, so got to like Hamburg to win here.

Alloa is 3rd with 46 points, while Montrose is 6th with 34 points. Alloa won 4 of their last 5 games, while Montrose has only 1 win in their last 7 games. Alloa won 4 of their last 5 H2H meetings, with the last 2 this season coming by 4 and 3 goals, so got to expect Alloa to have the upper hand in this one and win.

Barcelona leads the league with 40 points on a perfect record of 20 wins as they have been very dominant this season, winning the cup and 13 of 14 games in the Champions League, where only reigning champion Magdeburg beat them by 1 goal. On the other side, Bidasoa Irun is solid in 5th with 27 points on a 13-1-6 record, but they lost 2 of their last 5 league games and have also lost their last 5 matches in the European League. Barcelona won their last 7 H2H meetings, including already beating them twice already this season, so Barcelona is on a much higher level which should see them dominate this match as well, and continue their perfect domestic season with another win.

France arrives into this game leading the competition, but coming off a really bad game which saw Scotland put 50 on them at Murrayfield. On the other side, England is in worse shape, having lost to Ireland and Scotland, before for the first time ever falling to Italy last week. France has more quality and a stronger squad that will be hungry to right the wrong of last week and win the title again in front of a sell-out Stade de France. France won 3 of their last 4 head-to-head meetings, and England lost in each of their last 4 road trips across the Channel. England has enough to make a game of it, but they are not performing at the required level at the moment, so with the depth France has off the bench and the superb quality of their starting XV, got to expect Les Bleus to dominate at home and win this one.

Griffin had a bit of a slower start to 2026 but still produced some solid results, as he sits 13th in the OWGR. He notched 3 wins in his last 24 outings while also finishing twice as runner-up in that stretch, which is a superb return at this level. He was T35 here on debut in 2023 before a couple of missed cuts followed, which kept his price high this week, but given his quality and ability to win when in contention, he represents huge value worth going with this weekend.

Young has been playing very well the last few weeks as he finished T7 at the Genesis Invitational, where he fired excellent weekend rounds of 66-66. He followed that up with an even better showing last week at Bay Hill, taking T3 with another set of strong weekend rounds of 67-69 that featured just a single bogey. He was only T61 here last year but got off to a fine start, sitting 4 under par before he fell apart over the weekend. This time around he looks much better, and he has been playing some fantastic golf in crucial rounds, so if he avoids a bad round with the form he is on, simply got to feel like Cameron could easily be in the mix, fighting for the win.

Morikawa is in outstanding form as he won at Pebble Beach and then followed that up with two more very good outings, taking T7 at The Genesis Invitational and then finishing 5th last week at Arnie's place. He was T3 heading into the weekend here in 2023 en route to finishing T13, and he was T10 last year after another blistering start that saw him sit at T4 heading into the weekend rounds. Colin is playing some great stuff at the moment, and he has been improving in recent starts here at TPC Sawgrass, so got to fancy him to be right in the mix come Sunday afternoon.

Aberg has had a slightly weaker start to 2026 as he suffered from some illnesses early in the year, but he has looked better of late. He notched T20 at The Genesis Invitational on his penultimate start, where he finished with a nice round of 66, before a T3 finish last week at Bay Hill, where he got off to an excellent start with round of 66 and closed out with another fine round of 67. Since his move to the U.S., he resides in Ponte Vedra and uses TPC Sawgrass as the course on which he practices most of the time. His debut here resulted in an 8th-place finish with three rounds of 67 as only a weaker Friday round stopped him from contending for the win in his first attempt. Gaining momentum in recent weeks and ranking 1st for Total Driving last week makes Ludvig a solid pick to contend for the win.