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Liverpool host Aston Villa in the reverse fixture of their 7-2 defeat to the Midlanders at Villa Park in September, an incredible match that set the tone for Jurgen Klopp's incredibly poor impending season. After losing their Champions League first leg against Real Madrid 3-1 in midweek, Jurgen Klopp's team will be looking to resurrect their assault on the top four places with a victory against mid-table Villa, who won't boast Jack Grealish at Anfield, as he has just been ruled out for a few more weeks.

Despite Liverpool's significant drop-off in form that has seen them lose their last six matches at Anfield, the Reds talisman, Mohamed Salah, has rarely let Klopp's men down, with his 18 goals in the Premier League.

For the away side, Dean Smith has the tireless Ollie Watkins, who has 14 in all competitions for club and country. For both to score, they are boosted at 13/2.

Real Madrid welcomes rivals Barcelona in a huge El Clasico matchup at the Alfredo Di Stefano arena. A match that potentially shifts the La Liga title race momentum into the winner's favour after Diego Simeone's first placed Atletico Madrid failed to dispatch Sevilla in a 1-0 loss against Julian Lopeteguis team.

Naturally, when these two giants of world football collide, it tends to be the galactico-type players who step up and make the difference, and it is likely to be something similar this Saturday. 

The mercurial Lionel Messi has continued to dazzle in what looks to be his last La Liga campaign, contributing to 33 goals (23G, 10A) in just 27 appearances. For Zidane's team, Karim Benzema has become the main man since the departure of Cristiano Ronaldo, and the Frenchman, like Messi, also boasts at least a goal contribution every game with 26 in 25 games.

You can get them both to score priced at 3/1.

Oliver Glasner's Wolfsburg travels to Frankfurt in a colossal clash at the top end of the Bundesliga table. The two clubs are sitting in unlikely third and fourth positions, making the game a decisive matchup for Champions League security in the Bundesliga. A win for either team all but confirms Champions League football next season and a Frankfurt win, in particular, would end surely end Borussia Dortmund's hopes.

The away side boasts one of the most prolific forwards in Germany right now in Andre Silva. The Portuguese international has 22 goals to his name in 25 games, coincidently more than the much-coveted Erling Haaland. Wolfsburg also possesses a potent striker of their own, Wout Weghorst, who has been outstanding at the Volkswagon Arena this season, netting 17 in 27 matches. 

With the two having 39 Bundesliga goals between them, it is hard to look past the two again this weekend, with both to score currently being priced at 9/2.

Inter Milan will be looking to edge closer to their first Serie A title in over a decade when they host struggling Cagliari at the lunchtime kick-off on Sunday. Antonio Conte's men currently sit nine points clear of bitter rival’s AC Milan with nine games to go. 18th placed Cagliari, on the other hand, will be looking to deliver the shock of the season at the San Siro, with the games running out as they look to escape a likely relegation.

Conte's talisman Romelu Lukaku is arguably playing the best football of his career at the moment, with the big Belgian entering his prime years. The 27-year-old boasts an incredible record of at least a goal contribution every game with 29 (21 G, 8A) in 28 Serie A games, and he is priced at 3/1 for a brace in a game that is likely to provide goals considering the gulf in quality.

Title-chasing Lille travel to Metz on Saturday looking to continue their surge towards the Ligue 1 title after impressively beating rivals Paris Saint Germain in their last game, putting the club in the driving seat for their first top division title since 2010/11. They face a Metz team that sits comfortably in midtable, with no threat of relegation and a very slim chance of Europe, with Frederic Antonetti's team seven points off fifth place Lens.

Given Lille's most pivotal victory of the season coming last time out, they are likely to be brimming with confidence. One player in particular that will be looking to add to his tally is Burak Yilmaz. The veteran 35-year-old has nine goals to his name in Ligue 1 this season and is priced at 10/3 to score the opener this weekend.

By Harry Charlwood