Amonra98

A crucial match for Brann. A slip-up could spell the end not only of their fight for first place, but also of their chances of qualifying for the Champions League. Fortunately, the match will be played at home, where the hosts have won six games in a row. Considering that Bodø/Glimt have slipped in four of their previous seven away matches and lost their last match, the visitors are likely to suffer another setback.

I hope this latest victory will remind Spezia of last year's results, as their squad is in a much higher league and they simply need to react.

Arsenal have put themselves on autopilot. They concede few goals and create a lot. The team has everything it takes to win this Premier League. They are also confident when they see others making mistakes.

Torino has always achieved surprising results this season. Bologna, on the other hand, doesn't seem to be very consistent. They also have several major injuries, such as Immobile, and the starter Holm will be absent due to a red card. In my opinion, Torino can even win.

Celtic are having trouble against tight teams, and they're not even top scorers this year. Three days ago, they lost a crucial head-to-head match to get back on track.

There is a lot of frustration at Inter for having lost an easy direct clash against Napoli, who had many absentees. Doubts about Chivu resurface, and when you play with anger, you make mistakes. Given that with the slightest chance they seem to concede goals, but they have the best attack, I say BTTS.

Wolves have scored very little so far, only 4 goals. They are struggling to play and are conceding all sorts of things. Not scoring or struggling is a trend that has been going on for two years. Chelsea are making up for the defeat in the previous round against Sunderland here for me.

When at a certain point in the season you find yourself with 3 managers, the season has already gone to hell. United seems to be following Amorim's dictates for the first time since his arrival. Now the results are showing. They beat Liverpool, and this could be the 4th victory in a row. They haven't scored 5 for more than 2 years, and there is a social gamble to be won here.

It will be complicated, but we can try. Bournemouth play really well in possession and press fiercely, as modern football dictates. City sometimes get into difficulty and are no longer the team of two seasons ago. They dominate over everyone.