Chorley have won 15 times at home this season, while they have won eight of their last nine home matches in the league. King’s Lynn lost three of their five trips to sides above them and they could fall short in this play-off game too.

Orebro have lost four from four this season, scoring just once. Falkenberg are only a few places better off, but the hosts have scored at least twice in three of their last four at home. Back that scoring record to help them past the low-scoring visitors.

Arsenal have won seven of their last eight Champions League games, with their only slip-up coming while 7-1 up on aggregate against PSV. The Gunners beat PSG at the Emirates in the League Phase and they’ve won nine of 11 home matches since returning to the competition under Mikel Arteta. PSG named a strong side in Friday’s 3-1 home loss to Nice and they struggled to deal with Aston Villa’s intensity in the quarter-finals, losing 3-2 in Birmingham. The Gunners displayed an impressive maturity in their 3-0 home win over Real Madrid and they could have too much for the young Parisians.

Four of Solihull Moor’s last five home games have featured at least three goals, with both teams scoring in four of those. Rochdale have conceded in 11 of their last 12 away trips, but they should have plenty of joy going forward against the hosts, who have conceded 1.81 goals per game at home.

The Cavs topped the Eastern Conference, putting up impressive numbers against the NBA’s strongest sides. They finished the season with the league’s best offensive rating, while they boast contenders for Defensive Player of the Year and Coach of the Year. The Cavs have a talented roster, which looks more cohesive under Kenny Atkinson’s watch. They head into the playoffs having put together three win streaks of 12 games or more this term, making this a standout price.

Justin Thomas has struggled in his last two Masters starts – no surprise given the downturn in his form generally – but he ended 2024 by finishing second and third in his last two events. He’s well suited to Augusta, where his approach play and scrambling ability are huge assets.

Rory McIlroy’s first PGA Tour title came at the Charlotte venue in 2010 and he’s gone on to win the Wells Fargo Championship at the course on a further three occasions. He is comfortable at Quail Hollow and looks an obvious title threat if he can hold it together mentally.

A runner-up in 2022 and third in 2023, the exacting test which the US Open usually provides should prove to be ideal for such a marvellous ball-striker as Scottie Scheffler.

Tommy Fleetwood is one of the best exponents of links golf in the world, finishing in the top 12 in four of the last six Opens. Expect him to make another bold run at the Claret Jug come July.

Aryna Sabalenka dominated the hard courts on the WTA tour last year, winning 40 of her 49 matches on the surface, and she claimed both the Australian Open and US Open titles. She can be devastating in Melbourne, winning 27 of her last 28 matches at the Grand Slam in the last three seasons.

Iga Swiatek remains the undisputed queen of clay on the WTA tour. The Pole has won the title at Roland Garros three seasons running as well as in 2020 and she has lost just twice in 37 matches at the clay-court Grand Slam.

Last season’s ATP Tour was pretty much dominated by Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, who each won two of the four Grand Slam titles, and between them it should be another stellar year. Alcaraz reigned supreme at Wimbledon, making it back-to-back titles at the All England Club, and Novak Djokovic’s obvious decline at 37 years of age makes the Spaniard a worthy favourite to rack up the hat-trick.

At the back end of a gruelling season, the US Open can sometimes throw up strange results and there are often surprises before the September silverware is eventually secured. It could, therefore, be worth going against the head of the market and hard-court specialist Daniil Medvedev ticks plenty of boxes at a nice price.

Malmo have kept two clean sheets across their last 10 league games, while they’ve won and conceded in three of their last four at their own ground. Oster have lost all three away trips since gaining promotion to the Allsvenskan, but they’ve scored five times in their first five games at this level.

Four of Solihull Moor’s last five home games have featured at least three goals, with both teams scoring in four of those. Rochdale have conceded in 11 of their last 12 away trips, but they should have plenty of joy going forward against the hosts, who have lost six of their seven home meetings with the top eight.

Arsenal’s success in this competition has been built on a strong defensive record, but the Gunners are forced into a midfield reshuffle with Thomas Partey suspended. The French side have seen BTTS land in eight of their last nine, including their last five games.

Four of Solihull Moor’s last five home games have featured at least three goals, with both teams scoring in four of those. Rochdale have conceded in 11 of their last 12 away trips, but they should have plenty of joy going forward against the hosts, who have conceded 1.81 goals per game at home.

Arsenal’s success in this competition has been built on a strong defensive record, but the Gunners are forced into a midfield reshuffle with Thomas Partey suspended. The French side have seen BTTS land in eight of their last nine, including their last five games, so back them to find the net in a 2-1 win for the Gunners.

Solihull Moors have lost six of their seven home meetings with the top eight and they head into this contest stuck in midtable. Rochdale can secure fourth-place ahead of the playoffs with a victory, while they’ve won three of their last four.

Four of Solihull Moor’s last five home games have featured at least three goals, with both teams scoring in four of those. Rochdale have conceded in 11 of their last 12 away trips, but they should have plenty of joy going forward against the hosts, who have conceded 1.81 goals per game at home.

Birmingham are pushing to break the EFL’s points record, while eight of Blackpool’s last 10 have featured at least three goals.

Chelsea have scored 36 times in 12 Conference League games this season, but they’ve kept only two clean sheets in six away trips.

Dender have conceded at least four times in four of their last five away trips, while Westerlo have both scored and conceded at least twice in four of their last five league games.

Sunderland are looking to get back into form against a QPR side who have shipped seven goals across their last two games. However, the visitors have nothing to fear going into the final day and they could help turn this into a high-scoring finish to the season.

Celtic have scored five goals in each of their last three games, while Rangers have conceded twice in home clashes with St Mirren, Motherwell and Hibernian ahead of this clash. The Gers did score three times in each of their two meetings with Celtic in 2025. 

Gabriel Martinelli is quietly closing out the season with a string of strong displays. He scored at the Bernabeu and followed that up with a strike against Ipswich. The winger has had a shot on target in five of his last six appearances, generating 1.8 xG across his last five starts. Mikel Merino dropping back into midfield could suit Martinelli, with Leandro Trossard more likely to stretch the PSG defence and open up space.

Arsenal have won seven of their last eight Champions League games, with their only slip-up coming while 7-1 up on aggregate against PSV. The Gunners beat PSG at the Emirates in the League Phase and they’ve won nine of 11 home matches since returning to the competition under Mikel Arteta. PSG named a strong side in Friday’s 3-1 home loss to Nice and they struggled to deal with Aston Villa’s intensity in the quarter-finals, losing 3-2 in Birmingham. The Gunners displayed an impressive maturity in their 3-0 home win over Real Madrid and they could have too much for the young Parisians.