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After Karim Benzema’s late heroics that rescued a win at home to Elche in their last league game, Real Madrid travel to Celta Vigo looking to keep their title dreams alive. Zinedine Zidane’s men will go into the weekend in third, six points behind the league-leaders, Atletico.

With both their Madrid rivals and second-placed Barcelona both playing on Sunday, the 3:15pm game away to Celta on Saturday is a must-win match for Los Blancos if they’re to keep the pressure on the top two and have any real chance of defending their La Liga crown. The hosts are currently mid-table, sitting comfortably in tenth. Celta have some players that could pose a threat to the Real defence, such as former Liverpool striker Iago Aspas who has nine goals and eight assists so far this season.

Madrid should have too much firepower for Celta to handle though and have a 5/2 price on Skybet to win with both teams to scoring.

Eintracht Frankfurt will look to keep going in the race for a Champions League spot in the Bundesliga when they host seventh-placed Union Berlin on Saturday afternoon. The Eagles are two points clear of fifth-placed Borussia Dortmund but four adrift of third-placed Wolfsburg. Frankfurt will need a win or could fall below the Dortmund, with all three teams playing at the same time tomorrow.

Andre Silva has been a juggernaut up front for Adi Hutter’s side this season. The Portuguese striker has 19 goals in 23 appearances so far in the Bundesliga, with only Bayern Munich goal-machine Robert Lewandowski scoring more than the former AC Milan talisman.

We’ve gone for Silva to get on the scoresheet again this weekend and help his team to victory. Odds are 7/4 for Silva to score and win.

Although it counts for nothing in terms of the league standings, there’s still the bragging rights of Glasgow on offer and a chance for Celtic to spoil the title party, when they welcome Rangers to Celtic Park on Sunday’s midday Old Firm derby. The champions will be looking to pile more misery on Celtic, who will be giving a guard of honour for their arch-rivals after already losing the title race after falling a massive 20 points behind.

The home side are also manager-less after Neil Lennon’s departure, with John Kennedy taking caretaker charge. Rangers are on cloud nine after already wrapping up their league crown, without a defeat all season in the league. They’ll be fancied to beat Celtic again at the weekend, having won both of the last league meetings this season.

Ryan Kent has been in fine form recently, scoring in their last SPFL tie against St Mirren which took his tally to eight in the league. The winger is 11/2 to score and win in the Old Firm derby.

Following their Europa League tie with Manchester United, AC Milan are back in domestic action when they face Fiorentina on Sunday. Stefano Pioli’s side have fallen further behind Serie A leaders and Milan rivals Inter, after just one win in their last three league games. Their last league game saw them narrowly edged out by Napoli at home, a 1-0 loss that put them nine points behind.

The second-placed side have a chance to get back to winning ways against 13th placed Fiorentina. The Florence outfit won last time out against Benevento, only their second win in their last eight games. Six of those have had over 2.5 goals in the game, and we can see that happening again when they host a Milan side hoping to stay in the hunt for a Scudetto.

Odds are 5/2 for Milan to return to winning ways, getting the three points with over 2.5 goals in the game.

There’s a mammoth tie taking place on Sunday in the French Ligue 1, with Paris Saint-Germain facing Lyon in a mouth-watering clash that has huge implications on the title race.

The Parisians travel to the Groupama Stadium on the back of a shock 2-1 defeat at home to Nantes, leaving them three points behind table-toppers Lille. With Lille playing earlier in the day against second-from-bottom Nimes, the gap could be six points by the time PSG come to face a tough task away at Lyon. The hosts are also level on points with the defending champions in third, so would go above them with a win. Mauricio Pochettino’s men do seem to perform in the big games though, such as against Barcelona in the Champions League.

Whilst the likes of Memphis Depay and Karl Toko Ekambi can cause problems for PSG and are capable of getting on the scoresheet, we’ve gone with the visitors to get their title defence back on track with a big win that’s needed after last week’s disaster.

Odds are 5/2 for PSG to win and both teams to score.

By Jordan Edmonds