Our Goalscorer Tips for Around Europe This Weekend - 03/04/21

There is a Turin derby taking place this Saturday when Andrea Pirlo takes his Juventus team to cross-city neighbors Torino in a big game that could have significant implications at both ends of the Serie A table. The Old Lady currently sit 3rd in what is their most disappointing season in over a decade.

They trail Antonio Conte's Inter by 10 points and are only in the Champions League spaces by the skin of their teeth, with Napoli just 2 points behind. Like Juventus, a lot is riding on this one for Torino, who are just a point above Cagliari, who are in the relegation zone. This could set up for a tense Derby Della Mole.

Despite Juventus's struggles this season, it is hard to look past a Juve win given their rivals' plight. It is also difficult not to identify Cristiano Ronaldo as a goalscorer, the Portuguese legend has 23 goals in 24 Serie A games, and we are backing him to score a brace at

Mauricio Pochettino's PSG host Lille in what is arguably the biggest game of the Argentine's short time in the French capital. The two clubs currently cannot be separated by points, with goal difference keeping the Parisiens above surprise package Lille at the top of the Ligue 1 table, the league's most exciting title race for years.

Pochettino will have the timely return of an entirely up to speed Neymar after returning for PSG last time out after replacing Kylian Mbappe in a 4-2 win over another title challenger, Olympique Lyon. 

Given the attacking prowess that both teams possess, there could be goals in this one. Burak Yilmaz and Kylian Mbappe have a combined 29 Ligue 1 goals this season, and they are priced at 8/1 both to score. 

Bayern Munich will face their closest challengers for the Bundesliga title, RB Leipzig, without the world's leading striker, Robert Lewandowski, after the Pole suffered a knee injury while on international duty. Hansi Flick's men currently sit four points clear of Julien Naglesmann's Leipzig and will likely wrap up yet another Bundesliga title, and their ninth in succession if they manage a win at the Red Bull Arena this weekend.

With the prolific Lewandowski missing, there could be some good value in the attacking ranks for Bayern, who will be looking for another one of their key men in attack to step up in the Pole's absence. Serge Gnabry added to his incredible goal tally for Germany over the international break, and the 25-year-old has nine goals in 22 Bundesliga games this season.

Therefore, we are backing Gnabry to open the scoring at 9/2. 

Manchester City travel to the King Power Stadium to face Brenden Rodgers Leicester City in the Premier League's biggest game this weekend. Guardiola's city currently sit 14 points clear in the table with eight games to play and look sure to win the Premier League once again this season, in a campaign that could see them win an unprecedented quadruple, with the Citizens challenging on all four fronts. Leicester, on the other hand, go into this one looking to strengthen their grip on the Champions League places, with Chelsea and West Ham breathing down their neck, five and seven points behind, respectively.

Jamie Vardy has 38 goals against the top six in England and will be looking to continue that form on Saturday. For City, their goalscorer markets will always be popular given their rich vein of form. Ilkay Gundogan has had an incredible season and has to be in contention for the Player of the Season. The German midfielder is at 11/8 to add to his current tally of 12 in the Premier League.

We are backing both Vardy and Gundogan at a boosted price of 9/1.

Europa League champions Sevilla host league leaders Athletico Madrid this weekend in a massive clash at the La Liga table's top end. Diego Simeone's Atletico currently sit four points clear of Barcelona and six above bitter rivals Real with ten games to play. The Argentine will significantly enhance his chances of getting his hands on a second La Liga title with a win, after claiming his first back in the 2013/14 season.

Similarly to Leicester, Sevilla will be aiming to secure Champions League football for next season. However, Julen Lopetegui's team currently sit far more comfortably above the chasing pack, with 10 points separating them to Real Sociedad in fifth.

Given the two both possessing quality to hurt each other, there could be goals in this one, and Sevilla will be looking for a much better performance than the last time they faced Atletico, who ran out 2-0 winners back in January. Luis Suarez has been rejuvenated since linking up with Simeone, scoring 19 in 25 league games. Lopetegui, on the other hand, relies upon the quality of Youssef En-Nesyri, who has 15 goals.

The two to score are priced at 9/2.

By Harry Charlwood