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After a shock 2-0 defeat in their last Ligue 1 game vs Monaco, Paris Saint-Germain are in need of a win to avoid falling further behind Lille in the table. Mauricio Pochettino’s side sit in third place, a point below Lyon and four points behind the table-topping Lille.

Saturday’s 4pm away game to Dijon gives the Paris outfit a chance to close the gap to just a point and put pressure on the league leaders before they play the following day. You could choose a number of PSG’s star-studded talent to get on the scoresheet, but we’ve gone with the man on loan from Everton to help his team to victory by getting on the scoresheet.

Kean has had an impressive campaign so far for PSG, scoring 10 goals in 18 Ligue 1 appearances and he is 11/10 to add to that on Saturday and help his team to victory.

Another team looking to keep the chase on the league’s leaders are RB Leipzig. Julien Nagelsmann’s men are currently just two points behind Bayern Munich, which could be ahead by more by the time they come to play on Saturday evening.

Leipzig entertain Borussia Monchengladbach in the Bundesliga in Saturday’s 5:30pm kick-off, with the visitors looking for a response after being dominated in midweek by Manchester City in the Champions League. The Foals haven’t had a great season and find themselves in eighth place, some way off the European places, although they have still managed 38 goals in their 22 league outings.

Leipzig, however, continue as Bayern's greatest challengers this season as they trail them by two points, so we're backing a win for them and BTTS at 2/1.

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Italy’s early Sunday kick-off sees Atalanta travel to Sampdoria in the Serie A, with the Bergamo side looking to bounce back following the home defeat to Real Madrid in the Champions League on Wednesday. Gian Pierro Gasperini’s men would have felt they missed the chance to get a win over an injury-stricken Madrid side, but their chances were damaged after an early sending off.

La Dea return to domestic action at the weekend, looking to head into the top four with those all-important Champions League places in their sights. With Roma hosting AC Milan later in the day, Atalanta will leapfrog them into fourth with a win against tenth-placed Sampdoria. Claudio Ranieri’s side have won just three of their last seven, losing to the likes of Spezia, Juventus and Lazio in their last game.

We’ve gone with over 3.5 goals in this one, with Atalanta’s attacking style meaning a goal-fest is always a likely occurrence. They’ve scored 53 goals in the league so far, with only the league leaders Inter scoring more. Three of Atalanta’s last five games in all competitions have had more than 3.5 goals, and odds are 5/2 for that to be the case again.

Barcelona's 2020/21 campaign has been told in of itself the past two weeks as the club were obliterated by PSG, drew with relegation-fighting Cadiz, but beat Levante 3-0, with the great Lionel Messi scoring four across the three fixtures.

This season and the past fortnight has been another example of how the Argentine is more than just single handily carrying the team, but perhaps the actual only worthy player to don the legendary Barcelona shirt, with Antoine Greizmann scoring just eight all season long.

The Blaugrana are still in third and potentially eight points off Atletico Madrid in the near future with their game in hand, whilst this battle with Sevilla could chuck them into fourth with the home side also having a game in hand.

It's been a disastrous season for this gargantuan club and with not much separating them and Sevilla this campaign, we think a draw is on the cards, but do expect La Liga's leading marksman to score once more and bag his 19th league goal.

Messi to score and draw is 13/2.

One of the biggest games in the Premier League over the weekend sees third-placed Leicester welcome 11th placed Arsenal to the King Power in Sunday’s lunchtime kick-off. We’ve gone with Leicester to get the win here, with Brendan Rodgers’ men unbeaten in their last five league games, seeing them get the win over Liverpool and Aston Villa along the way.

The Gunners on the other hand are struggling to push up the table, losing three of their last four games in the league – winning only once in their last five. Mikel Arteta’s side still have plenty of star players that can get on the scoresheet, whether it be Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Bukayo Saka or any other player finding the net.

Odds are 4/1 for Leicester to win and both teams to score.

By Jordan Edmonds