Stuttgart vs Heidenheim: Stuttgart to win - 12/25
The first game on this Smart Acca comes from the Bundesliga, as 11th-place Stuttgart meets 16th-place Heidenheim.
Sebastian Hoeneß’ side are just six points away from the European qualification places and enter this game off the back of victories against RB Leipzig (3-1) in the DFB Pokal and Bochum (4-0) before losing 2-1 to Werder Bremen and drawing 4-4 away at Union Berlin.
Heidenheim are on a three game losing streak having suffered defeats at the hands of Bayern Munich (4-0), Eintracht Frankfurt (3-0) and Bayer Leverkusen (1-0) after wins over Wolfsburg (1-0) and Holstein Kiel (3-1).
PSG vs Nice: PSG to win - 13/20
Ligue 1 champions PSG takes on fifth-place Nice at the Parc des Princes, with Luis Enrique’s men knowing that they are just four games away from going a whole season unbeaten in Ligue 1.
PSG were held to a 1-1 draw at Nantes last time out after earning wins against Le Havre (2-1) and Angers (1-0). Enrique’s side managed to progress to the semi-finals of the UEFA Champions League following a 5-4 aggregate win over Aston Villa.
Nice recently ended a four-game winless run with a slender 2-1 home victory over Angers. In the run-up to that game, they had drawn with Strasbourg (2-2) and Auxerre (1-1) on either side of 2-1 defeats to both Nantes and AS Monaco.
Feyenoord vs PEC Zwolle: Feyenoord to win - 1/4
Third-place Feyenoord enters their home clash with 15th-place PEC Zwolle knowing that a win would firm up their chances of qualifying for next season’s UEFA Europa League.
Robin van Persie’s side are in excellent form as they have won all of their last five matches, having beaten Fortuna Sittard (2-0), AZ Alkmaar (1-0), Groningen (4-1), Go Ahead Eagles (3-2) and FC Twente (6-2).
PEC Zwolle have won just one of their most recent five matches, with that sole victory coming via a 2-0 scoreline at home to RKC Waalwijk on 29th March. Before that game, they had drawn with Sparta Rotterdam (1-1) after a 1-0 home defeat to Ajax, while since then, they have played out draws with Almere City (2-2) and FC Twente (1-1).
Famalicao vs Sporting Braga: Sporting Braga to win - 63/50
In Liga NOS, third-place Sporting Braga travels to seventh-place Famalicao, with the visitors entering this match just one point ahead of FC Porto with four games to go.
Famalicao have suffered defeats to both FC Porto (2-1) and Sporting Lisbon (3-1) on either side of wins against AVS (4-1), Arouca (2-1) and Estoril (3-0).
Meanwhile, Braga are unbeaten in their last five matches, as Carlos Carvalhal’s men have earned wins over Farense (1-0), Arouca (2-1), AVS (4-1) and Estoril (2-0) while drawing 1-1 at Sporting Lisbon.
Partick Thistle vs Falkirk: Falkirk to win - 37/50
Scottish Championship leaders Falkirk makes the trip to fourth-place Partick Thistle, with the away side entering this match just three points ahead of Livingston.
Patrick Thistle are winless in their last three matches since earning a narrow 1-0 win over Greenock Morton, as they recently suffered 2-1 defeats to both Airdrieonians and Hamilton Academical before playing out a 0-0 stalemate at Dunfermline.
Falkirk will be aiming to recapture their form, as they had managed wins against Airdrieonians (2-0) and Greenock Morton (5-0) on either side of a 1-0 defeat at Livingston. Since then, they have been held to a 1-1 draw at Ayr United, while suffering a shock 3-1 home loss to Raith Rovers.
