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Nottm Forest vs Brentford
Premier League | Thu 1 May 2025 | 18:30 UTC

Both Nottingham Forest and Brentford enter this encounter on the back of Premier League victories. Nottingham Forest's impressive 2-1 away win against Tottenham has helped them bounce back from two consecutive defeats and significantly bolster their pursuit of a Champions League spot.

However, they will be eager to rediscover their winning touch at the City Ground after a recent narrow loss to Everton ended a strong home run.

A key strength for Forest has been their knack for opening the scoring, having done so in a league-leading 24 of their 33 Premier League matches this season.

Meanwhile, Brentford returned to winning ways with a convincing 4-2 home victory over Brighton, extending their current unbeaten streak to three matches.

The Bees will be looking to build on this momentum and potentially secure a top-half finish to the season. Their confidence on the road will be buoyed by their consistent scoring record, having found the net in each of their last seven away Premier League fixtures.


Athletic Bilbao vs Manchester Utd
Europa League | Thu 1 May 2025 | 19:00 UTC

San Mames awaits a tantalizing Europa League quarter-final clash as the formidable Athletic Bilbao welcomes Manchester United.

Athletic Club have navigated this European campaign with impressive resilience, suffering just two defeats in twelve outings. Their defensive prowess was particularly evident in the previous round, where they shut out Glasgow Rangers across both legs.

This defensive solidity extends to their overall Europa League record, having conceded a mere ten goals in the competition thus far.

Domestically, Ernesto Valverde's side has been a force to be reckoned with. Losing only twice in their last 24 LaLiga encounters – both narrow 1-0 away defeats against titans Atlético Madrid and Real Madrid – highlights their consistent strength.

Indeed, Athletic boasts La Liga's stingiest defense, having allowed only 26 goals in 33 matches. Comfortably positioned in fourth place with a healthy six-point buffer over the Champions League qualification threshold, Bilbao has enjoyed a stellar season on both fronts. The added incentive of a home final at the vibrant San Mames will undoubtedly fuel their ambition.

Meanwhile, Manchester United arrives in Bilbao as the Europa League's sole undefeated team after twelve matches. Their journey to this stage included a breathtakingly dramatic comeback against Lyon in the previous round. Trailing 2-4 deep into extra time, the Red Devils staged an improbable three-goal surge to snatch a 5-4 victory.

However, their recent Premier League form paints a contrasting picture. Manchester United has endured a frustrating winless streak of five league games, managing a paltry two goals in that span.

With their domestic aspirations faltering, Europa League success could prove to be the lifeline that salvages their season. This semi-final clash promises a compelling contrast in current trajectories and sets the stage for a thrilling encounter in the Basque Country.

Playing tomorrow

Manchester City vs Wolverhampton
Premier League | Fri 2 May 2025 | 19:00 UTC

The race for Champions League qualification remains intense, and Manchester City have put themselves in a strong position with an unbeaten run of five Premier League games.

Their recent home form has been a key factor, securing three straight wins at the Etihad while consistently finding the net with at least two goals per match.

However, they face a Wolves side brimming with confidence. Having shaken off any relegation threat, Wolves are on a remarkable streak of six consecutive Premier League wins and will be determined to test City's resolve and further their own ambitions of climbing the table.

Played yesterday

FC Barcelona  3 - 3  Inter Milan
Champions League | Wed 30 Apr 2025 | 19:00 UTC

Domination Index: 62/38

In a cracking semi-final, FC Barcelona and Inter locked horns in a fierce battle that finished all square.

Despite hardly seeing any of the ball in the opposition's half, the Italian side somehow managed to bag two goals in the first twenty minutes. Talk about clinical – they were ruthlessly efficient at making the most of precious few chances!

The home side didn't let their heads drop, though, and promptly slotted in two goals within fourteen minutes to level things up before the break.

After the interval, Inter went ahead again with Dumfries bagging his second of the night.

However, Barcelona were quick to respond once more. Just a minute later, Raphinha's first-time strike from the edge of the box, following a clever cutback from a corner, rattled the woodwork before bouncing off the keeper and into the net.

The match remained a real nail-biter, with both sides pushing for a winner, but neither could add to the scoreline, leaving the return leg in Milan hanging in the balance.

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