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The German champions will want to bounce back following a disappointing draw at home to relegation-battling Armenia Bielefeld last time out, with teams below the Bavarians ready to pounce on any slip-ups in form.

One of those not far behind them are Eintracht Frankfurt, who find themselves in third place and ten points behind the league leaders after an impressive season so far. Bayern’s draw last time out was a six-goal thriller, with the away side going two goals in front.

Bayern have scored a whopping 61 league goals so far, so you can expect them to carry on their goalscoring form. It won’t be a walk in the park though, with Frankfurt being a difficult task. Adi Hutter’s side know where the net is, with only the champions scoring more goals than them in the Bundesliga this season.

Odds are 11/8 with Skybet for Bayern to win with both teams scoring.

The 5:30pm kick off in the Premier League sees a huge Merseyside Derby take place at Anfield. After three consecutive defeats in the league, the champions find themselves in sixth place and in need of a big result when they welcome their rivals from across Stanley Park.

Liverpool have got back to winning ways since their last league game, with a great performance against RB Leipzig in Budapest to win the away leg of the tie 2-0. Sadio Mane got his name on the scoresheet on Tuesday, and we’ve gone for him to help his team to victory by finding the back of the net again. Choosing between Mane and Mohammed Salah to score can go either way, with both capable of popping up and producing the good for Jurgen Klopp’s side.

We’ve gone with Mane to carry on his goalscoring exploits into the weekend and add another to his tally. Skybet have a 2/1 price on Mane to score and win in Saturday’s big clash.

There’s another mammoth derby game taking place over the weekend, with the San Siro hosting a colossal Derby di Milano on Sunday afternoon, and arguably the biggest one in a decade. The derby sees the top two in Serie A lock horns with Inter looking to extend their one-point lead at the top.

After a feisty affair when the teams last met three weeks ago that included three goals, a red card, an Ibrahimovic-Lukaku bust-up and an injury-time winner – could more of the same be on the cards?

With the attacking talent on show, a high scoring games could well happen with both teams having a fantastic league campaign so far, as they occupy the top spots in Italy. However, we’ve gone with Antonio Conte’s Inter to come out on top again in the derby, who are unbeaten in their last six league games.

This run has seen them beat the likes of Lazio and the champions Juventus, putting them in good stead to add their city rivals to the list. AC Milan, on the other hand, have lost two of their last five in the league against Atalanta and Spezia.

Odds are 2/1 for Inter to win with over 2.5 goals in the game.

After an amazing performance in the Champions League to demolish Barcelona 4-1 at the Nou Camp, it’s a return to domestic action for Paris Saint-Germain as they host AS Monaco at the Parc des Princes on Sunday night.

The Ligue 1 defending champions have a title race on their hands, finding themselves a point behind first-placed Lille. They’ll be hoping to make it four league wins in a row, coming up against a Monaco side that drew last time out at home to Lorient.

PSG need a win or could fall further behind, and going off their recent performances, you’d have them as strong favourites against fifth-placed Monaco. They’ll be without superstar Neymar but will still have plenty of firepower up top. One of which is Mauro Icardi who despite not scoring, looked sharp against Barcelona in the week. Since coming back from injury in January, the former Inter Milan striker has seven-goal involvements (three goals, four assists) in his last seven league games – only four of which he’s started.

Odds are 13/8 with Skybet to add to that tally and help his team to victory with a goal.

Another pivotal clash in Italy’s top tier in the race for European places sees sixth-placed Atalanta entertain fifth-placed Napoli at the Gewiss Stadium on Sunday night, with both teams on 40 points. The hosts go into the game eager to make it three straight wins, against a team they beat only last week.

That Coppa Italia semi-final clash saw Gian Piero Gasperini’s men hammer the Naples outfit 3-1, securing their place in the final after a 0-0 stalemate in the Stadio San Paulo a week earlier.

We fancy La Dea to get the better of Gennaro Gattuso’s men yet again when the teams meet on Sunday. As with any Atalanta game over recent seasons, you can expect goals with the Bergamo side in the fixture. This season, they are again one of the highest scorers in the league with only table-topping Inter Milan scoring more than them so far.

Odds are 7/4 for Atalanta win with more than 2.5 goals, just like the semi-final tie ended last week.

By Jordan Edmonds