7 wins on the bounce for Astra makes them the form team in Romania. In those games they have defeated 1st and 2nd place at home and they’ll fancy their chances of making that 8 wins in a row against a Botosani side who have 0 wins in their last 7 away games. Astra haven’t lost against a side in the bottom half of the table at home whilst Botosani haven’t beat a side in the top half of the table away from home.

Parma are undefeated against sides in the bottom half of the table when playing at home (W5, D1). Today they play Forli who have lost all of their away games against sides in the top 6. Parma beat Forli 5-3 in the reverse fixture and should make it back to back wins against them tonight.

West Ham’s last 7 games have all been over 1.5 goals. Chelsea’s last 9 games have all been over 1.5 goals. I think there is a good chance that West Ham will score so that’s why I’m going for a safer bet to hopefully finish off the treble. All of the previous 4 meetings between these two sides have been over 1.5 goals.

Antalyaspor have scored in 13 of their last 14 league games and I expect them to score against Galatasaray who have kept only 2 clean sheets in their previous 13 games. The previous meeting between these sides ended 3-1 to Galatasaray and only Fenerbahce have stopped Galatasaray from scoring in an away game this season.

Both of these teams are in good goal scoring form. Pogon have only failed to score twice in their last 11 league games whilst Wisla have scored in all of their previous 6.

73% of Pogon’s home games have been BTTS. 64% of Wisla’s away games have been BTTS.

Chelmsford have lost only once in 14 league games and Maidenhead have lost only twice in 29 league games, both sides are in fine form and it’s no surprise both are pushing for promotion. There hasn’t been a single 0-0 in all of Chelmsford’s home league games this season and 60% of them have been BTTS. 5 of Maidenhead’s last 6 league games have been BTTS and 67% of their away games have been BTTS.