European Super Sunday tips with 39/1 accumulator

There are some huge games across Europe on Sunday including an El Clasico in Madrid in the evening.

We’ve got all the big games covered in our Match Predictions section, and I’ve used those tips to put together this 39/1 fourfold accumulator.

39/1 European Super Sunday Accumulator Tip

Monaco vs PSG

Tip: PSG -1

The first big game of the day takes place in France as Monaco entertain Paris Saint-Germain.

Monaco are having a tough season and they saw their Europa League hopes extinguished by Braga in midweek. The Stade Louis II club need to pick themselves up for the visit of leaders PSG but they have only managed one win in their last five Ligue 1 games and could be set for another loss.

PSG responded well to their own European exit by beating Bordeaux 3-0 and they’ve covered a -1 handicap in six of their last seven league wins. The Parisians have also won by two-goal margins in their last two games against Monaco and can win with room to spare on Sunday.

Ajax vs Feyenoord

Tip: Sebastien Haller to score

In the Netherlands, fierce rivals Ajax and Feyenoord meet in Amsterdam in a key clash at the top of the table. Ajax lead the way with 63 points but Feynoord can move to within five points if they win.

We’re expecting a home win, and a goal for Sebastien Haller appeals too. Haller has 19 goals in 23 Eredivisie games for the Dutch giants this season – including three in his last two league games.

Roma vs Lazio

Tip: Over 3.5 goals

In Italy we have a Derby della Capitale to look forward to as Roma take on local rivals Lazio and we’re expecting goals in this Serie A clash.

Lazio have scored 58 Serie A goals this season, the second-highest tally in the division, while Roma have netted 47 so both of these teams are capable of grabbing a few goals and we may well see four or more in total.

Real Madrid vs Barcelona

Tip: Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang to score

Real Madrid entertain Barcelona in the latest renewal of El Clasico on Sunday evening in what should be a close game. Los Blancos lead the way in La Liga but Barca have turned a corner and are unbeaten in 20 games in normal time across all competitions.

Former Arsenal man Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang has been one of the main factors behind the Catalan giants’ resurgence and he has managed five goals in six La Liga appearances since moving to Camp Nou, and he can add to his account in this showpiece encounter on Sunday evening.