While Partick Thistle is the slight bookmaker favorite due to their high league position, they have won only one of their last six away league games. Raith Rovers generally controls the tempo better at Stark's Park. Taking Raith Rovers on a "Draw No Bet" (DNB) market protects your stake if Partick grinds out another draw,

Chelsea under Liam Rosenior won their first four Premier League matches after replacing Enzo Maresca in January — just one fewer point than Manchester United in 2026. Newcastle have won just three league games in 2026.

Arsenal's set-piece prowess is a key weapon against Everton's defense in this push-for-title encounter. Arsenal have not lost in eight league games and their 19-point buffer to fifth makes them near-certainties for Champions League football next year.

Sunderland's form has begun to peter out — 15th since New Year's Day — while Brighton sit 17th in the 2026 calendar-year table, their form raising questions about whether they could get dragged into the relegation picture. Both sides are in poor form — a tight, low-scoring affair expected.

Bournemouth have picked up 14 points in 2026 — one of the best in-year records — despite losing talisman Antoine Semenyo, with manager Andoni Iraola among the top candidates for bigger jobs this summer.

Bodoe/Glimt stunned Inter Milan (2–1) earlier in the competition and are dangerous at home in Norway. Sporting drew with them in the first leg. Essentially a coin flip (37.2% vs 36.5%), but home advantage for Bodoe/Glimt is the deciding factor.

PSG slight favourites at home (49.2%). Chelsea have been in strong form (4–1 vs Aston Villa recently), making this genuinely 50/50. PSG's attacking quality at the Parc des Princes gives them the edge. Both teams are capable of scoring freely.

: Man City are slight favourites (47.7%) away at the Bernabeu — extraordinary. Real Madrid drew 2–2 with Benfica recently, showing defensive frailty. This is the blockbuster tie of the round and goals are almost guaranteed. Over 2.5 goals is the safest angle here.

Arsenal are massive favourites (63.2% win probability). They've been in excellent form this season and Leverkusen have looked vulnerable at home in European competition. Arsenal's defensive solidity and attacking depth make them the standout pick of the day.

Strong home form kept a clean sheet this season and concede an average of 2.3 goals per match.