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Atalanta vs Lecce
Serie A | Fri 25 Apr 2025 | 18:45 UTC

Following a hard-fought 1-0 away victory over AC Milan, third-placed Atalanta have now secured two consecutive wins without conceding. While the Serie A title race appears to be primarily between Inter and Napoli, Atalanta (currently sitting 7 points behind the leaders) still mathematically holds a slim chance of overtaking them.

Their more immediate focus, however, will be to solidify their Champions League qualification, making this home fixture against Lecce a key opportunity to widen the gap on their rivals.

Interestingly, Atalanta's once formidable home form has become a recent concern, with only one win in their previous eight league games at the Gewiss Stadium.

However, that solitary victory came in their last home match against in-form Bologna (2-0), potentially signaling a return to their dominant ways in Bergamo.

Lecce, in stark contrast, arrive in dreadful form, having suffered defeat in seven of their last eight Serie A encounters. Sitting precariously just one point above the relegation zone with 26 points, every remaining match carries immense weight.

With four teams separated by a mere three points near the bottom of the table, Lecce faces a fierce battle to maintain their Serie A status. This away trip to a Champions League-chasing Atalanta presents a daunting challenge as they fight for survival.


Stoke City vs Sheffield Utd
Championship | Fri 25 Apr 2025 | 19:00 UTC

Stoke City will be looking to swiftly put their recent humbling 6-0 away defeat at Leeds United behind them, a result that abruptly ended their promising five-game unbeaten streak in the Championship.

The Potters return to their home ground acutely aware that the relegation zone, while currently four points distant, still casts a shadow. This match presents a vital opportunity to regain their footing and further distance themselves from the drop.

Meanwhile, Sheffield United arrive in Stoke with their sights firmly set on playoff preparation, having conceded the chase for automatic promotion. However, a recent dip in their away form will be a cause for concern.

The Blades have suffered defeat in their last three Premier League away fixtures, a stark contrast to their impressive earlier record of six consecutive victories on the road. Manager Paul Heckingbottom will be keen to arrest this slide and rebuild momentum before the crucial playoff campaign begins.

Despite their recent travel woes, Sheffield United can draw confidence from their consistent ability to make a strong start to matches. They boast the Championship's best record for scoring the opening goal, doing so in an impressive 31 of their 44 league encounters this season. This potent attacking threat will undoubtedly test Stoke City's resolve as they aim to recover from their heavy Leeds setback.

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Chelsea vs Everton
Premier League | Sat 26 Apr 2025 | 11:30 UTC

Chelsea head into this fixture on a solid run of Premier League form, having tasted defeat just once in their last seven outings – a narrow 1-0 loss away to Arsenal.

Their ambitions extend beyond the league, as they are also actively competing in the Conference League, with a semi-final clash against Swedish side Djurgarden on the horizon.

Domestically, the Blues are locked in a tight battle for a Champions League spot, making this home encounter against Everton a crucial opportunity to keep pace with their rivals.

While Everton's overall form has been inconsistent, their recent away performances have shown resilience. The Toffees have lost only once in their last six Premier League away games, a narrow derby defeat at Anfield.

However, their attacking output remains a concern, having managed just five goals in their last seven league matches.

With their Premier League safety now mathematically secured, this match offers Everton a valuable chance to test themselves against a Champions League-chasing Chelsea side and look to maintain their positive away momentum as they begin to plan for next season.


Brighton vs West Ham Utd
Premier League | Sat 26 Apr 2025 | 14:00 UTC

Both Brighton and West Ham are enduring winless streaks stretching over a month in the Premier League -- five games for the Seagulls and six for the Hammers.

Brighton clings to a dwindling hope of European qualification and desperately needs to shore up a leaky defence that has conceded at least twice in their last five outings.

Visitors West Ham, despite their sluggish form, are on the cusp of mathematically securing their Premier League status. Despite recent away defeats, the Hammers can take heart from their consistent scoring record on the road, having found the net in 14 of their 16 away fixtures this season.


Newcastle Utd vs Ipswich Town
Premier League | Sat 26 Apr 2025 | 14:00 UTC

Newcastle's impressive five-game winning streak was abruptly halted by a 4-1 thrashing at Aston Villa, but their home form remains a formidable force, boasting four consecutive victories at St. James' Park.

Eager to solidify their Top 5 position after that setback against a Champions League rival, the Magpies welcome a struggling Ipswich Town.

The visitors endured a heavy 4-0 home defeat to Arsenal, compounding a poor run of just one win in their last 14 league outings.

However, Ipswich can find solace in their recent away form, remaining undefeated in their last two travels against Chelsea and Bournemouth, scoring twice in each. Indeed, their away record shows a consistent ability to find the net, scoring in 12 of their 16 Premier League away matches this season.


Southampton vs Fulham
Premier League | Sat 26 Apr 2025 | 14:00 UTC

St. Mary's plays host to a Southampton side already consigned to Championship football next season, as they look to end a miserable nine-game winless streak in the Premier League.

Their defensive frailties at home are a major concern, having shipped ten goals in their last four matches.

Meanwhile, Fulham travel south with European aspirations still flickering, but their recent form is equally troubling, with three consecutive away defeats compounded by a home loss to Chelsea in the West London derby.

Marco Silva's side knows that a swift return to winning ways is crucial to maintain any hope of securing a European berth.


Wolverhampton vs Leicester City
Premier League | Sat 26 Apr 2025 | 14:00 UTC

The contrast in fortunes between Wolverhampton Wanderers and Leicester City couldn't be starker heading into their Saturday encounter.

Wolves are currently soaring, having secured an impressive five consecutive Premier League victories, a run punctuated by a notable 1-0 away triumph over Manchester United.

This stellar form has not only banished any lingering relegation fears but propelled them into a comfortable mid-table position, even hinting at the possibility of leapfrogging giants like Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur by season's end.

However, while their recent form is undeniable, Wolves will be aiming to improve their home form, which has been a relative disappointment this season, with nine defeats recorded at Molineux in 16 matches.

For Leicester City, the harsh reality of relegation has already set in. Languishing 18 points adrift of safety, their fate is sealed.

Their recent form paints a bleak picture, with nine defeats in their last ten Premier League outings, worryingly failing to find the net in each of those losses.

With neither side realistically having much to gain or lose in terms of league position, the primary motivation for both will likely be pride. Wolves will be eager to extend their remarkable winning streak and potentially achieve a higher final league standing.

For the relegated Foxes, the objective will be to halt their dismal run of results and rediscover a winning formula before their departure from the Premier League. This match offers Leicester a chance to salvage some dignity and provide their loyal supporters with a glimmer of positivity in a challenging season.

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Atletico Madrid vs Rayo Vallecano
LaLiga | Thu 24 Apr 2025 | 19:30 UTC

A painful 1-0 away defeat to Las Palmas, with the decisive goal coming in stoppage time, dealt a blow to third-placed Atletico Madrid's aspirations in the La Liga title race.

The Colchoneros will be eager to reassure their supporters and demonstrate their continued commitment to competing with FC Barcelona and Real Madrid at the top of the league.

They can take heart from their formidable home form this season, having suffered only one loss in 16 matches at the Civitas Metropolitano -- a 4-2 defeat against FC Barcelona, a match where they initially held a 2-0 lead until the 70th minute.

For Rayo Vallecano, a 1-1 draw at home against Valencia extended their streak without a La Liga victory to three games.

However, they can rely on a relatively solid defensive record on the road, having conceded just 15 goals in 16 away fixtures this season. Only Atletico Madrid has a better away defensive record in the league.

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