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Saturday’s early kick-off from the Spanish La Liga sees the table-toppers Atletico Madrid look to go even further in front at the summit, when they travel to the Nuevo Estadio de Los Cármenesto to face Granada. Los Rojiblancos find themselves five points clear of Real Madrid, with two games in hand over their city rivals heading into Saturday’s tie, aiming to widen the gap to eight points before Real entertain Valencia on Sunday.

To say Atletico are so far in front purely because of the failings of Real Madrid and Barcelona this season would be far from the truth, with Diego Simeone’s men storming ahead after winning 16 of their 20 games so far and only losing once, which came against Real. They’ve also scored 42 goals in the league so far, with only Barcelona having a greater tally by two goals. You can expect them to carry on their charge in the title race by scoring a few against eighth-placed Granada.

The league leaders have won four of their last five games, conceding in all but one and letting in six goals in the process. Odds are 7/2 for Atletico Madrid to win with both teams scoring.

A mammoth tie between two heavyweights of Italian football sees Napoli entertain Juventus in Saturday’s 5pm kick off. It’s been mixed emotions during the managerial debut for Andrea Pirlo at Juventus so far this season, seeing the team he used to play for lie in third place, seven points behind the league leaders AC Milan.

Pirlo’s side have had some big wins of late though, beating Inter Milan to reach the Coppa Italia final, beating Roma in the league and also beating Napoli in the Supercoppa Final three weeks ago. Juve are now seven games unbeaten in all competitions and will have a chance to make it eight when they travel to the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona.

Napoli are in sixth place heading into the weekend’s clash, three points behind fifth-placed Lazio. Gennaro Gattuso’s side have gone three games without a win in all competitions, losing away to Genoa in their last league match. They still have an array of talent, such as Lorenzo Insigne and Hirving Lozano, that can pose a huge threat, but we feel Juventus will come out on top in a game with more than two goals.

Odds are 9/4 for Juventus to win with over 2.5 goals in the match.

A huge clash at the top of the Premier League sees Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City welcome Tottenham to the Etihad, with City looking to stretch their lead at the top to eight points. Guardiola’s men will be out for revenge after a Jose Mourinho masterclass when the teams met earlier in the season at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, seeing the north London side prevail 2-0 in late November.

The Sky Blues will be after revenge for the reverse fixture, and looking at their recent form, you can see why they’re clear favourites to do so. City have been on a remarkable run, winning their last 15 in all competitions. After the monumental win at Anfield against Liverpool in their last league game, you feel it’s only a matter of time before they are crowned champions again after such a blistering run of form.

The same can’t be said of Spurs though, whose win last time out at home to West Brom stopped a run of three straight losses in the league, after defeat at the hands of Liverpool, Brighton and Chelsea.

Phil Foden starred and scored a fine strike last time out against Liverpool, in a game where he was again, exceptional - odds are 17/10 for Foden to score again and help his team to victory.

There’s a massive game in the Bundesliga on Sunday night that sees third host seventh as Borussia Monchengladbach travel to face an in-form Wolfsburg side.

The host have surprised many this season, sitting third Germany’s topflight. The Wolves have only lost two of their 20 league games so far this season, with no team in the Bundesliga having fewer losses than them. Oliver Grasner’s side are in a rich vein of form, unbeaten in their last seven games in all competitions – winning five of which, including the away win at against Bayer Leverkusen.

They’re favourites to pick up their sixth win in a row against a Gladbach. The Foals will be looking to get back on track after a loss at home to Koln in their last Bundesliga fixture. Marco Rose’s side are currently level on points with sixth-placed Dortmund. Odds are 10/3 for Wolfsburg to make it back-to-back losses for Gladbach, in a game where both teams get on the scoresheet.

Another huge game in Serie A sees Inter Milan and Lazio lock horns at the San Siro in Sunday’s late fixture.

The Nerazzurri will want a win to keep the pressure on their city rivals, who could be five points in front by the time Inter play on Sunday. Antonio Conte’s side are unbeaten in five league games, seeing them also score a big win over Juventus earlier in January.

The strike partnership of Latauro Martinez and Romelu Lukaku continues to fire in the goals and choosing between any of these two talented leaders to get on the scoresheet is tough, but we’ve gone with Martinez to add to his tally.

The Argentine has ten goals and five assists in 16 league starts in Sere A this season. The 23-year-old found the net in the Coppa Italia semi-final in their 2-1 defeat to Juventus as well as scoring against Benevento before that. Lazio are in a good run of form themselves but Inter might just be too strong to handle in their pursuit of the Scudetto.

Odds are 2/1 for Martinez to score and win on Sunday.

By Jordan Edmonds