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Preview zápasu FC Biel-Bienne - FC Le Mont Lausanne

Biel-Bienne comes from a 0-3 loss at home against Wohlen on Nov. 8 - third for this team in five games since the beginning of October (1-1-3  4/9), but first loss in eight games at Tissot Arena this season (3-4-1  16/11). 
 
It’s obvious that the defense is Achilles’ heel of this team, as the hosts conceded a total of 25 goals in the previous fifteen rounds (more than any other team in this league) and at least one goal in each of their last four games at this stadium against Xamax (2-2), Chiasso (1-1), Aarau (3-1) and Wohlen (0-3). 
 
On the other hand, the hosts can count on several young and talented players up front in Antonio Marchesano (midf. / 11 goals), Benjamin Kolloli (midf. / 7 goals), Pak Kwang-ryong (forw. / 4 goals), etc., thanks to whose efforts Biel-Bienne is among the teams with the best attacks in this league: 27 goals in the previous fifteen rounds, including 16 goals in eight games at Tissot Arena in this period. 
 
Many changes have been made in Lausanne during the break and now this team has a completely new look compared to last season. 
 
The club signed with several good and experienced players in Arnaud Buhler (def. / 1 goal) from Haladas, Alexandre Pasche (midf. / 3 goals) from Servette, Jocelyn Roux (forw. / 11 goals) from Servette, etc. and is obvious that the main aim for Lausanne is promotion in the Swiss Super League at the end of the season. 
 
Lausanne lost 0-1 against Xamax in its first away game this season, but the guests won nineteen points from the next seven visits and what is even more important for my bet: they’ve scored at least two goals in six of those seven games against Le Mont (3-1), Winterthur (1-0), Wil (3-3), Chiasso (2-1), Wohlen (2-1), Aarau (3-0) and Schaffhausen (4-0). 
 
Ivo Zangger (d / 7+0) and Ambre Nsumbu (m / 2+0) will miss this match for the home team, while Ming Yang (m / 15+0) and Walter Pandiani (f / 9+0) are out for Lausanne. 
 
I expect more than three goals in that game.

Preview zápasu FC Biel-Bienne - FC Le Mont Lausanne

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Sparta Praha vs Zbrojovka Brno Match Preview

Sparta Praha 
LINEUP 
 
1  M. Stech 
5  J. Brabec 
26  C. Nhamoinesu 
8  M. Matějovský 
9  B. Dočkal 
11  L. Mareček 
P. Kaderabek 
23  L. Krejci 
25  M. Holek 
V. Kadlec 
21  D. Lafata 
COACH 
 
Z. Ščasný 
SUB 
 
27  M. Miller 
15  R. Kováč 
O. Svejdik 
18  T. Konaté 
J. Podany 
F. Picault 
J. Řezníček 
G 
 
21  D. Lafata 
21  D. Lafata 
9  B. Dočkal 
21  D. Lafata 
SI 
 
18  T. Konaté 
J. Řezníček 
SO 
 
23  L. Krejci 
21  D. Lafata 
Zbrojovka Brno 
COACH 
 
V. Kotal 
LINEUP 
 
1  D. Melichárek 
J. Jugas 
8  J. Malík 
14  P. Kostal 
22  A. Schuster 
26  R. Buchta 
30  M. Keresteš 
7  P. Zavadil 
25  D. Pasek 
M. Markovič 
23  F. Slančík 
SUB 
 
V. Veselý 
3  P. Buchta 
19  M. Lutonský 
K. Kopúnek 
27  D. Moukanza 
11  S. Vavra 
9  T. Brigant 
SI 
 
19  M. Lutonský 
K. Kopúnek 
11  S. Vavra 
SO 
 
23  F. Slančík 
26  R. Buchta 
M. Markovič 
YC 
 
30  M. Keresteš 
22  A. Schuster

Sparta Praha vs Zbrojovka Brno Match Preview

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Odense - Esbjerg : Preview, Predictions

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KALLONI AEL FC vs PAOK FC Tip and Preview 30th Nov.

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Marseille-Monaco Statistical Preview

Team News 
 
 Marseille 
 
OM boss Michel has favoured the central midfield pairing of Lassana Diarra and Mauricio Isla of late, which may see loanee Lucas Silva continue to start on the bench against Monaco. 
Javier Manquillo and Romain Alessandrini will most likely start from the off on the right flank, with the latter returning to competitive football in midweek after a short spell on the sidelines. 
Georges-Kévin Nkoudou, who has been directly involved in his side's last six goals, will start at Lucas Ocampos and Abdel Barrada's expenses. 
All in all, Michel should be able to name his strongest starting XI against local rivals Monaco. 
 
 Monaco 
 
L'AS Monaco head to the Stade Vélodrome without their main leader in midfield, Jérémy Toulalan, after he was forced off with a muscle problem in Thursday's 2-0 home defeat to Anderlecht. 
His absence would pose a huge problem for Leonardo Jardim, who is still unable to rely on the injured sextet of Nabil Dirar, Adama Traoré, Tieméou Bakayoko, Thomas Lemar, Ivan Cavaleiro and Farès Bahlouli. 
Fabinho may therefore be required to start in midfield, with Almamy Touré coming in at right-back. 
Guido Carrillo and Lacina Traoré - who are both yet to score in Ligue 1 this season - will hope to start, though Stephan El Shaarawy could be a credible alternative on the counter. 
 
 Prediction 
 
L'Olympique de Marseille relied on the relentless duo of Michy Batshuayi and Georges-Kévin Nkoudou to secure a much-needed win against FC Groningen in midweek, which is likely to see Michel's men reach the next stage of the Europa League. Les Phocéens, who have picked up more league points on the road (10) than in front of their fans (8), will now be aiming to grab their first league win at the Stade Vélodrome since September as they return to domestic duties on Sunday. 
Les Rouge et Blanc are in a much better position than Marseille in Ligue 1 following Saturday's 1-0 win over Nantes - sitting only 2 points off 2nd-placed Lyon before gameweek 15 - but Leonardo Jardim's men will have been taken aback by their performance against Anderlecht, with a side close from the one that deputising this weekend. 
L'OM have won five of their last six competitive fixtures coming into Sunday's clash and may have what it takes to defeat a weakened Monaco outfit, who may suffer without Jérémy Toulalan in midfield.

Marseille-Monaco Statistical Preview

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SK Rapid Wien - SCR Altach - Fussball Statistik

SK Rapid Wien - SCR Altach - Fussball Statistik

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Palermo-Juventus Statistical Preview

Team News 
 Palermo 
After coming off the bench last time out, Luca Rigoni is expected to start ahead of Ivaylo Chochev here. 
Gaston Brugman should feature behind the two strikers, keeping Robin Quaison out of the side. 
 Juventus 
Massimiliano Allegri will be almost forced to field a 4-3-3 formation as Hernanes will not be available. 
The coach has tried to make a 4-3-1-2 work with mixed results. 
Match Facts 
Juventus have kept a clean sheet in their last 6 matches against Palermo in all competitions. Juventus win or draw 1.09 
Juventus have been drawing at half time and winning at full time in their last 3 away matches against Palermo in all competitions. Juventus draw/win 3.75 
Juventus have won their last 6 matches against Palermo in all competitions. Juventus win 1.50 
There have been under 2.5 goals scored in Palermo's last 6 games in Serie A. Under 2.5 goals 1.67 
Palermo have seen under 2.5 goals in their last 5 matches against Juventus in all competitions. Under 2.5 goals 1.67 
Juventus have won their last 3 matches in Serie A. Juventus win 1.50 
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Prediction 
Palermo came close to winning in Rome against Lazio last time out, so they can be happy with the performance under their new coach, but disappointed with the final outcome. 
Juventus defeated Manchester City once again to claim a place in the knockout stages of the Champions League and secure first place in their group with one game to go. 
The Bianconeri have settled things in European competition and they can now focus on their league form. A trip to Palermo will not be the easiest, but Juve have momentum on their side.

Palermo-Juventus Statistical Preview

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Eibar-Real Madrid Statistical Preview

Team News 
 
 Eibar 
 
Ander Capa returns from suspension and should slot straight back in at right-back. 
Keko is suspended after picking up two yellow cards last time out, however. 
Inui is expected to start as a result, with few other changes expected from the hosts. 
 
 Real Madrid 
 
Three of Real Madrid's first-choice back four are absent through injury this weekend. 
Raphael Varane and Sergio Ramos are expected to be replaced by Pepe and Nacho, with Alvaro Arbeloa and Danilo vying to play at left-back. 
Isco is missing, as the midfielder is serving his first of a two-game suspension. 
Match Facts 
 
 
There have been over 2.5 goals scored in 16 of Real Madrid's last 20 games in La Liga. Over 2.5 goals 1.48 
Real Madrid have scored at least 2 goals in 8 of their last 10 away matches in La Liga. Over 1.5 goals 1.14 
Real Madrid have kept a clean sheet in their last 3 matches against Eibar in all competitions. Real Madrid win or draw 1.11 
Real Madrid have won their last 3 matches against Eibar in all competitions. Real Madrid win 1.44 
Real Madrid have scored at least 2 goals in their last 3 matches against Eibar in all competitions. Over 1.5 goals 1.14 
 
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Prediction 
 
Eibar are on a three-match unbeaten run after picking up wins against Rayo and Getafe and a draw with Villarreal last time out. 
Real Madrid have conceded 10 goals in their last three games, as Rafa Benitez's steady ship starts to head into choppy waters. 
Los Blancos have to recover quickly after falling to an embarrassing 4-0 defeat at the hands of rivals Barcelona last time out.

Eibar-Real Madrid Statistical Preview

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Tottenham Hotspur vs Chelsea preview

Jose Mourinho does believe that Tottenham Hotspur are genuine title contenders, but pointed out before the teams meet on Sunday lunchtime at White Hart Lane that Spurs are in the fortunate position of being under “no pressure” to challenge. 
 
Mourinho spoke at length about Tottenham at his press conference on Friday, detailing how Spurs have “great conditions” for success, how life is far easier for the north London club than it is for Chelsea. From a manager who operates under forensic examination, this was an attempt to put some of that pressure back on to Tottenham. 
 
 
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While the Chelsea manager is sometimes reluctant to talk about opponents before a game, he was happy to discuss Spurs yesterday, detailing why he thinks they are a genuine threat and why everything is set up for them to be one. He spoke warmly about his Tottenham counterpart and “friend” Mauricio Pochettino, but insisted he was no miracle worker. 
 
“When I watch them play, it is not a surprise for me,” Mourinho said of Tottenham’s nascent title challenge. “If they said that they were fighting for the title, I would not laugh. I would accept it, because the team is very good, the manager is very good, the players are good. Good stability, playing well, a very, very good team.” 
 
There was little doubt for Mourinho that Spurs’  challenge would soon lead them to their first trophy since 2008, or back into the Champions League for the first time since 2011. 
 
“This season they have an ever better team than last season,” he said. “I can imagine, with the stability they are showing, that sooner or later – I think sooner – they will be there, winning trophies or in a Champions League position, for sure.” 
 
Then there were positive words for Pochettino, a young coach who has been close to Mourinho since he started out at Espanyol, and who sought his advice when first offered the chance to work in England with Southampton nearly three years ago. 
 
 
 
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Fredericia - Lyngby : Preview

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Bayern Munich - Hertha Berlin Preview

The Bundesliga's runaway leaders are 12 points clear at the summit and will be crowned champions with four games to spare should they better Wolfsburg's result on Sunday. 
 
Matching the result of Dieter Hecking's second-placed side, who travel to Borussia Monchengladbach 24 hours after Bayern are in action, would all but guarantee Pep Guardiola's side the title given their vastly superior goal difference. 
 
Buoyed by their stunning comeback to beat Porto in the Champions League on Tuesday, Bayern go into the game brimming with confidence. 
 
Thiago Alcantara shone in that win, delivering another impressive performance since his return to the first-team following knee problems, but injuries have continued to deplete Guardiola's squad. 
 
With Franck Ribery, David Alaba, Arjen Robben, Javi Martinez and Medhi Benatia already sidelined, the club were dealt another blow on Thursday as defender Holger Badstuber was ruled out for up to four months with a thigh problem. 
 
The news is a big setback for club and player, given Badstuber only returned from a similar injury in February and previously spent 18 months out with a cruciate knee ligament problem. 
 
While European action may have taken priority this week, Bayern will have the Bundesliga at the forefront of their minds with the title in sight. 
 
They have won their last seven meetings with Hertha, the most recent a 1-0 triumph in Berlin in late November. 
 
However, Hertha's own form has improved and a seven-game unbeaten run has lifted them away from trouble at the foot of the table. 
 
With five games remaining, Pal Dardai's side sit seven points clear of the relegation play-off place, but the Hungarian head coach is not expecting much from their trip to Bavaria. 
 
"No one will be surprised that we do not go to Munich as favourites," he said. "The team have been training very well this week, we hope they will show that in the game. The result is not so important. 
 
"We are unbeaten in our last seven matches, so a draw would be a success. But we are not going to Munich to congratulate them [on winning the title]. 
 
"Bayern are world class, but we will still compete to win. We need to get off to a good start."

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Dynamo Dresden – Munster predictions

After winning a historic promotion back into the 2. Bundesliga, Dynamo Dresden enjoyed an excellent first season. Despite losing Schahin and Alex Esswein to Fortuna Düsseldorf and 1.FC Nürnberg respectively, and operating on a low budget in relation to the rest of the league, some shrewd singings and loan deals helped Dynamo to a 9th-place finish, playing some of the most exciting football in the division in the process. Heading into the new season, while many had hoped it would be possible to build on this success, consolidation of their second tier status was always the club’s first priority. As such, 16th place reflects a very disappointing season, but at least manager Peter Pacult and his players have one more chance to fulfil their base objective for the campaign. 
 
The sacking of previous coach Ralf Loose in December, who had led the club to its most recent highs, disappointed many fans, but the club went into the winter break with just three wins from 19 and no win in six. A turgid display at home to Bochum proved to be the final straw, but Loose also seemed to pay the price for his squad’s inability to make the most of its sizeable talent. Dominating matches in early stages but failing to take chances quickly became a common feature of the club’s season. Injuries to key players, notably Robert Koch, Filip Trojan and, later, Mickaël Poté, were vital, and the side often suffered from tiredness in matches as the squad was stretched. Their wastefulness in front of goal led to many points being squandered and was a huge factor in their eventual league finish.

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1. FC Union Berlin vs DSC Arminia Bielefeld - Predictions

Teams perfomance & the football betting predictions tip for the match 
Union Berlin vs Arminia Bielefeld 
Union Berlin 
 
The statistics of the Union Berlin Team 
Wins Draw Lose 
18 19 23 
30% 31% 38% 
Points Goals Scored Goals Tacked 
60.8 85 93 
1.013 1.42 1.55 
Data are calculated for last 60 games played 
Country: Germany League: 2. Bundesliga 2015/2016 
League Position: 13 Points: 16 Wins: 3 
Arminia Bielefeld 
 
The statistics of the Arminia Bielefeld Team 
Wins Draw Lose 
17 14 9 
42% 35% 22% 
Points Goals Scored Goals Tacked 
52.6 59 41 
1.315 1.48 1.03 
Data are calculated for last 40 games played 
Country: League: 
League Position: Points: Wins: 
Last results for Union Berlin 
2015-11-20 Bochum Union Berlin 1 - 1 Draw 
2015-11-07 Union Berlin Nuernberg 3 - 3 Draw 
2015-10-31 Heidenheim Union Berlin 0 - 2 Won 
2015-10-24 Union Berlin Paderborn 0 - 2 Lose 
2015-10-17 Union Berlin St. Pauli 3 - 3 Draw 
2015-10-04 Eintracht Braunschweig Union Berlin 2 - 1 Lose 
2015-09-26 Union Berlin Duisburg 3 - 2 Won 
2015-09-23 Frankfurt Union Berlin 3 - 2 Lose 
Last results for Arminia Bielefeld 
2015-11-21 Arminia Bielefeld RasenBallsport Leipzig 0 - 1 Lose 
2015-11-13 Arminia Bielefeld Hannover 96 2 - 1 Won 
2015-11-06 Greuther Fuerth Arminia Bielefeld 0 - 0 Draw 
2015-10-30 Kaiserslautern Arminia Bielefeld 0 - 2 Won 
2015-10-25 Arminia Bielefeld Sandhausen 0 - 0 Draw 
2015-10-16 Fortuna Duesseldorf Arminia Bielefeld 1 - 0 Lose 
2015-10-02 Arminia Bielefeld 1860 Muenchen 1 - 1 Draw 
2015-09-25 Nuernberg Arminia Bielefeld 2 - 2 Draw 
 
  Legend: ■ - Atack ■ - Defence ■ - Total Performance 
 
  Legend: ■ - Atack ■ - Defence ■ - Total Performance 
 
 
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Win Draw Lose Tip 
26% 33% 44% X2 
Under/Over Betting Tip For This Game 
Home Away Total Goals Suggested bet 
0 (1.09) 1 (1.14) 1 +0.5 
 
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1. FC Union Berlin vs DSC Arminia Bielefeld - Predictions

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VEJLE-SILKEBORG Prediction Denmark

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Valenciennes vs Clermont - France Ligue 2

HT 
15/04/2016 Ligue 2 2015/2016 Valenciennes 
18:00 Clermont 
27/11/2015 Ligue 2 2015/2016 Clermont 
20:00 Valenciennes 
11/08/2015 Coupe de la Ligue 2015/2016 Valenciennes 
1 - 3 
Clermont 
0-2 
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27/02/2015 Ligue 2 2014/2015 Clermont 
0 - 0 
Valenciennes 
0-0 
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22/09/2014 Ligue 2 2014/2015 Valenciennes 
2 - 1 
Clermont 
0-0 
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1 - 2 
Valenciennes 
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3 - 0 
Clermont 
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24/03/2001 National 2000/2001 Clermont 
2 - 1 
Valenciennes 
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07/10/2000 National 2000/2001 Valenciennes 
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3 - 1 
Valenciennes 
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4 - 0 
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Valenciennes vs Clermont - France Ligue 2

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11/27/2015 Pinar Karsiyaka v. Panathinaikos Preview

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Preview: Melbourne City v Perth Glory

Head-to-head 
 
The men from Western Australia have had the better of this fixture, winning seven of the 16 previous meetings between the two sides since Melbourne Heart’s introduction to the A-League in 2010. The most notable of these triumphs was the 3-0 romp in the elimination stage of the 2011-12 season. 
 
City have only won this fixture a mere four times, with five draws rounding out this fixture’s history. 
 
Previous meeting 
 
Jamie Maclaren, now with Brisbane Roar, settled the last A-League meeting between the two sides with a hat-trick, condemning City to a 3-1 loss at NIB Stadium. 
 
City defender Paolo Retre was remarkably sent off after amassing two yellow cards in as many minutes on the cusp of half time with Perth leading 1-0. Aaron Mooy equalised for the visitors seven minutes into the second-half with a sensational free-kick, but Maclaren added two in the final 25 minutes to earn maximum points for his team. 
 
 
 
Prediction 
 
Perth’s lack of firepower will only be resolved once key personnel return, or a move is made in the January transfer window. That being said, City, without the leadership of Kisnorbo or Hughes, are a vulnerable entity. The hosts will be expected to win this, and should have enough quality in the final third to keep Van’t Schip’s job security out of the spotlight. 
 
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Preview: Melbourne City v Perth Glory

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Villarreal-Rapid Vienna: Europa League PREVIEW

Situation in Group E:   Rapid Vienna 12 pts, +4 goal difference; Villarreal 9 pts, +5; Viktoria Plzen 3 pts, -1; Dinamo Minsk, 0 pts, -8. 
 
Matches in 5th round: Villarreal-Rapid Vienna in El Madrigal; Dinamo Minsk host Viktoria Plzen 
 
Matches in 6th round: Rapid host Minsk; VIktoria Plzen host Villarreal. 
 
Rapid Vienna are bringing 1700 fans to El Madrigal as they look to pick up a victory to finish first in the group, and to be honest, given they host the worst team in the group in the final round, even a point for the Rapid side would almost certainly be enough. 
 
Villarreal need to win this match and then win in Pilsen to have any realistic chance of finishing first.  That's important because when the Round of 32 matches are drawn, the group winners are seeded in the top half, the second place finishers in the bottom half. 
 
Villarreal's problems of late have been a lack of goal-scoring; the match against Eibar featured a number of great opportunities, but only one goal, and with the injuries to our centerbacks (it seems this happens every year, doesn't it?),  our defense hasn't been putting up many zeroes. 
 
Rapid Vienna come into this match on the back of some lackluster form; they have lost three of their last five matches in the Austrian league, but have done well in the Europa.  Villarreal have been struggling of late, and injuries have been a real problem.  Leo Baptistao, who scored our goal in the 2-1 loss to Rapid in Austria, is out; so too is Adrian Lopez, who partnered him that day, while Daniele Bonera and Eric Bailly will both miss this match as well--Bailly is still recovering from a concussion so we need to be careful with him, while Bonera has a muscle injury. 
 
Against Eibar, Villarreal created some chances, which was a good sign; if Soldado and/or Bakambu had been able to put home their chances, we would have celebrated a comfortable win.  But the Basques had their chances too, and so shoring up the defense has to be a concern for Marcelino.  Mateo Musacchio has been medically cleared to return to action but is still getting mentally and physically game fit, and wasn't included in the list, so probably we'll see Antonio Rukavina playing at right back and Mario Gaspar moved to the middle to partner Victor Ruiz.  Roberto Soldado and Jaume Costa will both start I'd think, as they are suspended for the Sunday kickoff at Getafe.

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Reims, who finished 15th in the French top flight last term, got their season off to a winning start last weekend, coming from a goal down to secure a 2-1 win over Bordeaux. 
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Despite struggling at times last season, <a href="https://www.blogger.com/people/olivier-guegan/" title="More Olivier Guegan">Olivier Guegan</a> has not made many new additions to his squad over the summer, bringing in only midfielder Frederick Bulot and <a href="https://www.blogger.com/people/hamari-traore/" title="More Hamari Traore">Hamari Traore</a>, who both arrived from Belgian clubs. However, last season's top scorer striker Benjamin Makoundjo has moved on to Lorient. 
Reims had a difficult finish to the campaign last season after sitting mid-table throughout the first half of the year, ultimately resulting in a change of manager and a fight to avoid relegation in the final few matches. 
This weekend's hosts have been handed a difficult fixture list to start the 2015-16 season, with meetings against three of last season's top six in the first six matches, including Sunday's visit from the side that were fourth in 2014-15. 
Guegan will be hoping that his side put in some stronger defensive performances this year. Last season they let in 66 goals, more than any other side in the division, while keeping just nine clean sheets. 
It was their attack that kept the club in Ligue 1 last season though, scoring 47 goals in total, which was the same as sixth-placed Bordeaux. Caen were the only side that did not qualify for Europe to score more than Reims in the league last term. 
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Following Marseille's <a href="https://www.blogger.com/football/marseille/result/result-delort-inspires-caen-win-in-marseille_238175.html">1-0 defeat</a> to Caen in their first outing of the season, manager <a href="https://www.blogger.com/people/marcelo-bielsa/" title="More Marcelo Bielsa">Marcelo Bielsa</a> handed in his <a href="https://www.blogger.com/football/marseille/news/marcelo-bielsa-resigns-as-marseille-manager_238192.html">resignation</a>, despite leading the side to a fourth-place finish in the league season, which was his first year at the club. 
His departure means that assistant manager <a href="https://www.blogger.com/people/franck-passi/" title="More Franck Passi">Franck Passi</a> will be in charge of the first team this weekend while a full-time replacement is appointed. A number of high-profile names have been linked with the post, including former Borussia Dortmund manager <a href="https://www.blogger.com/people/jurgen-klopp/" title="More Jurgen Klopp">Jurgen Klopp</a> and ex-Inter Milan boss <a href="https://www.blogger.com/people/walter-mazzarri/" title="More Walter Mazzarri">Walter Mazzarri</a>. 
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Whoever does take over at Stade Velodrome will have a chance to make an impression early on, as the team are due to play Troyes, Guingamp and Bastia over the next couple of weeks. They will not face another side that finished in the top six last year until they host Lyon on September 19. 
There have been a host of departures from Marseille over the summer, with regular first-team players <a href="https://www.blogger.com/people/andre-ayew/" title="More Andre Ayew">Andre Ayew</a>, <a href="https://www.blogger.com/people/dimitri-payet/" title="More Dimitri Payet">Dimitri Payet</a>, <a href="https://www.blogger.com/people/andre-pierre-gignac/" title="More Andre-Pierre Gignac">Andre-Pierre Gignac</a> and <a href="https://www.blogger.com/people/giannelli-imbula/" title="More Giannelli Imbula">Giannelli Imbula</a> among those to have moved on. 
However, the club has not been splashing the cash to get new players in, with <a href="https://www.blogger.com/people/abou-diaby/" title="More Abou Diaby">Abou Diaby</a> and <a href="https://www.blogger.com/people/lassana-diarra/" title="More Lassana Diarra">Lassana Diarra</a> both coming in on frees, while <a href="https://www.blogger.com/people/lucas-ocampos/" title="More Lucas Ocampos">Lucas Ocampos</a> is the costliest new purchase at £4.9m. 
Marseille will be looking to rediscover their form in front of goal from last season, having averaged two goals per match in the league in the 2014-15 campaign, which was only bettered by champions Paris Saint-Germain. The team did show signs of that level of potency in pre-season, netting five goals in two of their five friendlies, while beating Italian champions Juventus 2-0 in their final fixture before the new season. 
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Former Arsenal man Abou Diaby is unlikely to feature this weekend, having only made his first appearance in training earlier this week. The club are not yet sure how long it will be before the oft-injured midfielder is ready to play. 
Lassana Diarra and <a href="https://www.blogger.com/people/javi-manquillo/" title="More Javi Manquillo">Javi Manquillo</a> are still to make their first appearances for Marseille as well, but they are also lacking match fitness so will most likely sit out on Sunday. 
The home side have a number of players carrying knocks, including strikers Diego and <a href="https://www.blogger.com/people/odair-fortes/" title="More Odair Fortes">Odair Fortes</a>, while defender <a href="https://www.blogger.com/people/antoine-conte/" title="More Antoine Conte">Antoine Conte</a> is still recovering from a knee injury. 
<a href="https://www.blogger.com/people/theoson-siebatcheu/" title="More Theoson Siebatcheu">Theoson Siebatcheu</a> may have done enough to earn a place in the starting lineup up this time out though, having come off the bench last weekend to score the winner. 
Reims possible starting lineup: Agassa, Signorino, Mandi, Weber, Traore, Devaux, Oniangue, De Preville, Bulot, Siebatcheu, Ngog 
Marseille possible starting lineup: Mandanda, Rekik, Sparagna, Mendy, Dja Djedje, Sarr, Thauvin, Alessandrini, Ocampos, Barrada, Batshuayi 
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Reims had contrasting fortunes against Marseille last season, holding the side to a <a href="https://www.blogger.com/football/marseille/result/result-reims-snatch-draw-with-marseille_205228.html">2-2 draw</a> at Stade Velodrome, after suffering a <a href="https://www.blogger.com/football/reims/result/result-marseille-trounce-reims_178450.html">5-0 thrashing</a> at home earlier in the campaign. 
The home side have only beaten Marseille once in their seven previous meetings though, securing a 3-2 victory away from home during the 2013-14 season. 
Since their first meeting in 2012, Marseille have won three matches and drawn three times. 
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Marseille will be desperate to put last week's loss behind them, and have never lost in an away match against Reims. Fixtures between these two sides do tend to be high scoring, but the visitors' strong goal-scoring form in pre-season could just give them the edge. 
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Europa League 2015-11-26 - Monaco v Anderlecht

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Being knocked out of the Champions League Play Offs after reaching the Quarter Final last year was a bitter blow for Monaco who could have certainly done with the financial boost from the top competition in European football. It is hard to imagine that Monaco are looking for financial boosts considering the outlay their owners invested a couple of years ago, but that has certainly been toned down over the last eighteen months. 
 
Out of the Champions League and into the Europa League is not always a positive for teams, but I think that nonchalant attitude could be restricted to English football. This is clearly a competition in which Monaco wish to advance and they can book their place in the Last 32 if they can win this game and Qarabag fail to beat Tottenham Hotspur in the other game in the Group. Monaco have beaten Qarabag here in the Group, but had to settle for a draw with Spurs. 
 
Monaco have lost just 1 of their last 11 games overall but almost half of those games have ended in draws with 5 of those 11 games seeing the points shared. The side are unbeaten in 6 games at home in all competitions and Monaco have replaced a 3 game run of draws at home with 3 straight wins all coming by the same 1-0 score. 
 
 
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This has been a surprisingly tight Group in the Europa League although most would have expected Monaco and Tottenham Hotspur to run away with things and move into the Last 32. With just three points separating the top and bottom of the Group Anderlecht could put themselves in a position to qualify for the Knock Out Rounds with a win on Thursday, although they would be eliminated with a defeat depending on the result in the other game. 
 
At the moment it is Anderlecht who prop up the Group, but their 4 points earned keeps them in touch with Monaco in 2nd place who are only 2 points better off. However it has to be a concern for Anderlecht that they have earned all of those points at home having lost in Qarabag and Tottenham Hotspur and they have lost 4 straight away games in the Europa League. 
 
A 6 game unbeaten run for Anderlecht has been replaced by consecutive defeats ahead of this game, although the game last weekend was postponed due to threats in Brussels. Anderlecht have won 1 of their last 6 away games in all competitions and they have lost back to back games at Tottenham Hotspur and Standard Liege. 
 
 
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A late goal earned Monaco a 1-1 draw at Anderlecht earlier in the Group. 
 
 
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This Group has been tight from the beginning, but we might finally get some separation on Match Day 5. 
 
Home advantages could be key in the two games to be played this week and it is Monaco who I believe will have a little too much for Anderlecht in this game. A win for Monaco would virtually assure them of a place in the Last 32 on Thursday ahead of their final game in London against Tottenham Hotspur and I think they will just about get over the line to get that. 
 
Monaco have won 3 in a row at home by narrow 1-0 margins, but they should be too good for Anderlecht who have lost 4 in a row away from home in the Europa League. Losses in Qarabag and Tottenham Hotspur won't inspire much confidence in the Anderlecht squad and I think Monaco will prove a little too good on the night and earn a vital three points in the Group. 
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Legia - Midtjylland : Preview, Picks, Predictions

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"Don't make me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry." 
That's what I was thinking last night as Hulk smashed in an early opener for Zenit at Valencia, and our boys never really recovered, losing 3-2. I can report that I didn't quite go green and tear apart my clothes, but I wasn't far off. 
We're moving to colder climes tonight, and a Europa League clash between Midtjylland and Legia Warsaw. 
 
Danish champions Midtjylland did superbly to edge out Southampton in the playoff round, and I must admit I underestimated just how quickly coach Jess Thorup could fill the void left by his championship-winning predecessor Glen Riddersholm. Midtjylland are flying, having zoomed to the top of the Superliga courtesy of an unbeaten start to the season. 
Armed with reams of statistical data (Midtjylland use the so-called Moneyball approach), Thorup has organised his defence superbly. His side has kept clean sheets in each of their last four home games, and they haven't conceded at the MCH Arena since a 2-1 defeat to APOEL in the Champions League in July. 
 
Legia Warsaw haven't been particularly solid domestically, but their defensive record in the Europa League has been very strong in the past couple of years. As Blackburn Rovers and Manchester United fans will know, Legia coach Henning Berg was a fine defender in his day, and he has seen his players keep clean sheets in 12 of their last 17 games in European football's secondary competition. All but one of those shut-outs have been during Berg's time at the club. 
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Club Brugge vs Napoli - Preview

The Europa League. Either an interesting change of pace, or a useless distraction, all depending on your perspective. This match certainly has the feel of the former -- Napoli have secured advancement and tying up the top spot in the group is a mere formality right now, and with a bit match coming up this weekend and a growing injury list, this particular game feels like a bit of a waste. 
 
 
Other priorities 
 
Napoli are just one point away from having the top spot in their group locked up, and doing that with a match to spare would be wonderful. It's going to be a tough task, though -- Napoli are running light in terms of their squad, with Gonzalo Higuain, Pepe Reina, Jorginho, and Raul Albiol all staying behind in Italy, and both Dries Mertens and Manolo Gabbiadini are still out hurt. 
 
That means we'll see a heavily adjusted squad with a lot of backups playing, and potentially a couple of reserves or Primavera players getting time during the match. Frankly, if there's any game Napoli can punt right now, it's this one. They're on the road, with a bigger match this weekend, injuries piling up -- and their last Europa League group stage match is at home against the last-place side in the group. A loss breaking Napoli's long unbeaten streak would be unfortunate, but hardly the end of the world. Napoli know that there are bigger fish to fry, so they could be forgiven for not focusing entirely on this match. 
 
The difference between foreign and domestic 
 
Club Brugge are a talented side who are doing well in the Jupiler League, sitting just two points behind league-leading Gent, with solid attacking and defensive records. The story has been a different one in the Europa Leauge, though -- they've won just one match in the whole group stage and drawn one other, both results coming against Legia Warsaw. They've scored just three goals so far in the group, but at least they only gave up four others in matches not against Napoli. 
 
Such drastic shifts between domestic and European form aren't entirely unusual for smaller teams with less European experience. They generally have shorter depth charts, and fatigue catches up in a big way as they struggle to effectively rotate their teams across several competitive fronts. Add a few injuries into the mix, and you have where Brugge stand. 
 
Still, Michel Preud'homme and his team aren't out of the Europa League hunt just yet. They're two points behind Midtjylland with a match against the Danish side in the last round, but a positive result against Napoli -- in other words, anything but a loss -- would go a long ways towards improving their confidence in getting a win in that final match. With Napoli fielding a highly weakened side and Club Brugge will have that extra edge desperation brings, that might just be enough to get the job done. 
 
Projected Lineups Sure To Be Wrong 
 
Club Brugge: Bruzzese; Meunier, Mechele, Duarte, Bolingoli-Mbombo; Vormer, Simons, Vazquez; Diaby, Vossen, Izquierdo 
 
Napoli: Gabriel; Maggio, Chiriches, Koulibaly, Strinic; Allan, Valdifiori, Lopez; Hamsik; Insigne, Callejon 
 
At A Glance 
 
Club Brugge: 2nd in Jupiler League; 10W 1D 5L; League Form: WWWWL 
 
Napoli: 2nd in Serie A; 8W 4D 1L; League Form: WWDWW 
 
Reverse Fixture: Napoli 5-0 Club Brugge 
 
Napoli earned their first win of the season against Club Brugge, blasting them 5-0 at home. Jose Callejon and Dries Mertens both bagged braces, and Marek Hamsik got a goal of his own as Napoli dominated their Belgian opponents, and that performace sparked Napoli's remarkable turnaround in form from their cold start to the season. Interestingly, Brugge goalkeeper Sinan Bolat also has only played one match since then, with Napoli apparently convincing Preud'homme that he needed a different man in goal to succeed. 
 
Watch It 
 
TV: Fox Soccer Plus (U.S.), TSN1 (Canada), Sky Calcio 1, Sky Sport 1 HD Italia (Italy), Club RTL (Belgium) 
 
Online: Fox Soccer 2 Go, ESPN3 (U.S.), BT Sport Live Streaming (U.K.)

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Europa League 2015-11-26 - Lazio v Dnipro

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Lazio</h2>
 
If Lazio avoid a defeat on Thursday, they will ensure they are playing European football in the next calendar year, but even a defeat is unlikely to dent their chances too much. Recent form hasn't been too impressive from Lazio this season after the positive way they ended last season and so they might feel they need to get qualification wrapped up this week just to boost some confidence. 
 
Lazio are currently top of this Group and they have earned 10 points from a possible 12 which leaves them 6 points clear of 3rd placed Dnipro who they host on Thursday. They are looking to sweep all 3 home games in the Group this week and Lazio have won all 3 home games played in European football this season. 
 
The poor run of form that I alluded to has seen Lazio win just 1 of their last 5 games in all competitions and the side had to settle for a 1-1 home draw with Palermo last weekend. That means Lazio have failed to win their last couple of home games having opened the season with 8 consecutive wins at the Stadio Olimpico in all competitions. 
 
 
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Last season was a special one for Dnipro that saw them fall just short in a bid to win the Europa League which would have also presented them a place in the Champions League. This time around it looks like the Ukrainian side will fail to get out of the Group Stage barring two wins in their final two games and things going their way in other games. 
 
It is looking unlikely as Dnipro are in 3rd place and 3 points behind Saint-Etienne with just a couple of games left to play. Even though Dnipro reached the Final of the Europa League last season, they have won just 1 of their last 7 away games in this competition although that came earlier in the Group at Rosenborg. 
 
The side have lost 1 of their last 6 games in all competitions and Dnipro are unbeaten in 3 games having kept clean sheets in each of those games. Dnipro have been beaten in 1 of their last 14 away games in all competitions but they have failed to win any of their last 3 on their travels and anything less than the 3 points in this one is unlikely to be enough to qualify for the Knock Out Round. 
 
 
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Dnipro and Lazio drew 1-1 earlier in the Group but this is the first time they will meet one another in Italy. 
 
 
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Neither Lazio nor Dnipro can point to recent form to suggest they are going to win this game, but the home side have the benefit of knowing a draw is good enough for them to get through to the Last 32. Now I am not expecting Lazio to play for the draw as they would like to win the Group too, but it does mean the onus is on Dnipro to find the win here and that means Lazio can pick them off on the counter-attack. 
 
This has been a strong ground for Lazio for the majority of the season and even the two recent poor results here might not have dented their confidence too much. 
 
They have won all 3 home games in European football this season and Lazio are facing a Dnipro team that has struggled on their travels even during their run to the Europa League Final last season. I can see a situation where a desperate Dnipro are perhaps picked off late in this one as they try and stay alive in the Group and I like Lazio to win this game and erase their last couple of performances in front of their own fans. 
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Europa League 2015-11-26 - Celtic v Ajax

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Celtic</h2>
 
Glasgow Rangers have not been in the Scottish Premiership for a few years now which has basically meant Glasgow Celtic have been able to dominate proceedings domestically. That dominance has led to fans putting extra stock in the European competitions so being out of both the Champions League and Europa League before the turn of the calendar year is the last thing they would have expected. 
 
It is going to be difficult for Celtic to get out of this Group having been beaten twice by Molde and that has left the side bottom of this section with just 2 points earned. Those defeats to Molde means Celtic can't catch them, but they are just 3 points behind Fenerbahce with a trip to Istanbul to come although that won't matter if they are beaten in this game or if Celtic fail to win and Fenerbahce win their game played at the same time. 
 
Celtic have lost 1 of their last 6 games in all competitions, but that was a devastating 1-2 defeat to Molde in the Europa League and they had to settle for a goalless draw with Kilmarnock at home last weekend. The side have now won 2 of their last 6 home games in all competitions and Celtic have failed to win their last 4 home games in the Europa League, although they did win 3 straight here in the Champions League earlier in the season. 
 
 
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All four of the teams in this Group had begun this season in the Champions League but failed to make it through the Qualifiers to reach the Group Stage of that competition. Even with those disappointments in mind, Ajax and Fenerbahce would have been expected to dominate the section, but Molde have surprised and that means one of the two 'big' names is going out. 
 
The problem for Ajax has been their failure to turn draws into wins in the Group and that has left them in 3rd place with 3 points earned and that is 2 points fewer than Fenerbahce. Realistically, Ajax need to win both of their remaining games to have any chance of reaching the Knock Out Stage as they can't really rely on Fenerbahce losing twice having lost the head to to head against the Turkish side. 
 
Ajax drew 1-1 in Molde before a late 1-0 defeat in Fenerbahce which is the difference between the two teams in the Group. They are unbeaten in 4 games in all competitions, but Ajax have put together their positive results at home and have actually won 1 of their last 4 away from home in all competitions and lost half of those games. 
 
 
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Ajax twice came from a goal behind to earn a 2-2 home draw with Celtic earlier in the Group. 
 
Celtic hosted Ajax in the 2013/14 Champions League Group Stage and beat them 2-1 at Celtic Park. The Scottish Champions have won 2 of their 4 home games against Ajax and only been beaten once. 
 
 
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This is a huge game for both Celtic and Ajax as they look to keep their Europa League dreams alive and the pressure would certainly be amped up on both teams if they hear news of Fenerbahce leading against an already qualified Molde team. 
 
A draw doesn't do anything for either Celtic or Ajax so it is hard to imagine either team really sitting back and hoping things happen for them. The game between them earlier in the Group was an exciting one and all of Celtic's games in the Europa League this season have seen plenty of goals shared out. 
 
That hasn't been the case for Ajax since the opening 2-2 draw with Celtic, but they have to get something here and will certainly pose some problems when going forward. Defensively they can be caught out at times and the fact that neither team is looking to draw this game should keep the intensity up throughout. 
 
With the importance of earning the three points, gaps could certainly open up as this game is played and I like the chance of there being at least three goals for a fifth consecutive Celtic Europa League game. 
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Europa League 2015-11-26 - FK Qarabag v Tottenham Hotspur

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Tottenham can seal qualification to the knockout stages if they can get the win here on Thursday night. When they met earlier in the group at White Hart Lane, Tottenham had to come from behind to register the win. They will be up against the home side who haven’t lost a home match all season in Europe. 
 
It will be interesting to see if Tottenham can complete the UEFA Europa League double over their opponents. The Premier League side had to come from behind at White Hart Lane in the first meeting between the two clubs, but managed to get the win and are capable of repeating that feat on their travels now. Tottenham are in good form having lost only two of their last seventeen matches in all competitions. However, one of those defeats did come on the road in their last Europa League match at Anderlecht. 
 
The only worry here is that Tottenham do have that big clash on a Sunday lunchtime London derby against Chelsea which may force them into some big changes to rest some players. But the fact is that Tottenham have scored in all except one of their last fourteen matches played and are good enough to avoid defeat even if it isn’t their strongest starting eleven. 
 
When they played against Qarabag at home, it was their first match against a side from Azerbaijan and their trip to Baku on Thursday will be their first competitive match in that country. However, Tottenham aren’t in great away form it has to be said because they are without a win in their last four in Europe, losing three of those. So a draw could perhaps be expected here. But that would leave work for them in their final match still. The players to watch for the English Premier League side will be Harry Kane and Heung-Min Son. However, it still depends on their starting lineups. 
 
Meanwhile Qarabag haven’t lost in Europe on home soil this season so they will be eager to keep that record intact on Thursday night. They have played five there and have managed a W2 D3 record. They do have a strong defence as well as they have conceded one goal only and that was when Monaco scored an equaliser against them on Match Day Four in Baku. But they are not a high scoring side either as they entered Europe this season in the 2015/16 UEFA Champions League qualifiers, and in their ten games in total which they have played in Europe this term, they have scored just eight goals. And only in one of those matches did they hit more than one goal in a game. To throw caution to the wind, they did managed a home win over Anderlecht and took that draw against Monaco. 
 
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FK Qarabag 0-3 Tottenham</div>
 
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Europa League 2015-11-26 - FK Qarabag v Tottenham Hotspur

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FC SION VS RUBIN KAZAN BETTING PREVIEW | BETTING TIPS

FC Sion Vs Rubin Kazan 
 
17/9/15 
 
 
 
Sion host Kazan in the first round of fixtures in Group B and will be hoping to get off to a positive start in this years Europa League. 
 
Swiss side Sion reached the Europa League playoffs in both 2009 and 2010 but were knocked out by Fenerbahce and Celtic respectively. The team have failed to reach the Europa League since but have managed to qualify this season thanks to their victory in the Swiss equivalent of the FA Cup last season. Drawn against Kazan, Liverpool and Bordeaux the team will face a real test of their metal over the next few months and will have to be at their best to get out of the group. 
 
 
Rubin Kazan have come through a couple of qualifying games to reach the group stages of the Europa league. The team beat Strum Graz 4-3 on aggregate before overcoming FK Rabotnicki of Macedonia 2-1 over two legs. The side have failed to impress so far this season, they made heavy weather of both qualifiers and have managed to take only six points from their first 8 league matches. Currently without a permanent manager, caretaker Valeriy Chaly is unlikely to be offered the job full time, but could guide his charges to an away win as a parting gift to the Kazan fans. 
 
This will be the first meeting between these two sides so there is no previous form for us to mull over. However, Kazan do have some history in this competition, the team reached the quarters back in 2012 but were ultimately knocked out by eventual winners Chelsea, losing 5-4 on aggregate. Sion will be experiencing the group stages of a major European competition for the first time and could use the excitement and expectation that brings to their advantage. 
 
Sion have had the better start domestically and with Kazan less than impressive in their previous two Europa league outings this season I fancy the home side to grab a massive three points. I think we will see a few goals in this one so back over 2.5 to be scored and then go for Moussa Konate to continue his good start to the season and bag his sixth goal in nine games.

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Schalke 04 v APOEL Nicosia Betting Preview

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 Schalke 04 </h3>
 
With just one more victory from the remaining two matches, Schalke 04 will seal their place in the knockout stages of the Europa League. They played really well in the group stage so far, and remained unbeaten in all of their four games played. They easily won without even conceding a single goal in their opening two games against APOEL Nicosia and Asteras Tripolis, and drew their last two matches against Sparta Prague. 
 
Schalke 04 have played total of five times against teams from Cyprus, and never lost a match against them. They won three and drew twice, but interestingly both of their draws came at their home ground. 
 
Schalke 04 scored ten goals in their previous four Europa League matches this season, so they are amongst the top attacking sides in the competition. Franco di Santo and Klaas-Jan Huntelaar have scored seven of Schalke 04`s total of ten goals scored so far. 
 
Matija Nastasic, Atsuto Uchida and Marco Hoger are all out for Schalke 04 through injuries. 
 
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APOEL Nicosia are almost eliminated from this competition, and even if they win their last two group games they would still depend on other results to go through. That is really unlikely to happen. 
 
APOEL Nicosia managed just one victory in the Europa League this season, against Asteras Tripolis, and lost the other three games. In their last match they lost 2-0 against the Greek side Asteras Tripolis, and that loss probably sealed their European fate this season. 
 
APOEL Nicosia are a very weak away side. They lost each of their last three away matches in the Europa League without even scoring. In five of their last six away matches they failed to score a single goal. 
 
Their domestic form is also not very good. They are winless in two straight matches in the Cypriot championship, and last weekend they lost with 0-2 at home against their rivals Anorthosis Famagusta. 
 
APOEL Nicosia have six players injured in front of this match, so their line-up will be very mixed. 
 
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Back in September Schalke 04 convincingly won with 0-3 away against APOEL Nicosia. If Schalke 04 wins this match, they can calmly focus on the Bundesliga in their remaining matches until the winter break. On the other side, APOEL Nicosia have played fifteen matches against German sides so far and recorded just one victory and one draw in those games. 
 
Both teams struggled in their recent domestic games, but Schalke 04 can seal the top spot in this group with a victory, while APOEL Nicosia do not have big chances for progression. 
 
Schalke 04 will most likely win this match, but the odds for the straight victory are low. I believe that they will start attacking from the beginning of this match in order to score as soon as possible, and then cruise to victory. APOEL Nicosia have too many injured players and their confidence is a bit low, so I would go with Schalke 04 to win both at half-time and full time. 
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Schalke 04 v APOEL Nicosia Betting Preview

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PAOK - Gabala : Preview, Picks, Predictions, Tips,

With four points difference to second placed Krasnodar, PAOK is in a must win situation here in order to keep the chances of progressing to the knockout stage, however even so, they will need second placed Kranodar not to win in Russia against Dortmund, but also to win the final round game in Kranodar against them. So, the team actually needs two victories, being in quite a dead end at the moment. 
 
Their domestic league didn’t start much better either, as the team didn’t look good till now, being only at sixth position for now, quite away from first two places that will be leading to Champions League and qualifying stage. Moreover, the team didn’t record a win in last four official matches, with the most recent Europa League game being away to Krasnodar when the team suffered 2:1 defeat. This match comes as one of the wake up calls for whole team and the coach, since they desperately need to get a convincing three pointer – not only in order to keep their chances of playing in Europe, but also to improve the atmosphere before important Super League matches. Greeks continue to miss central defenders Miguel Vitor (9/2) and Ricardo Costa (9/0), as well as midfielders Charisis (2/0). 
 
 
Gabala, on the other side, has earned only one point so far after four rounds played and virtually have no chances to obtain the ticket for the knockout stage. Their only point came in a home match against PAOK in the first round back early in September and there is no doubt that the limited and modest squad from Azerbaijan, in comparison to European stands, will try to surprise the Greek side once again. 
 
However in all other matches, it was obvious that Gabala was somehow short for now for such a tough competition, since they conceded nine goals in other three matches and surely that the club has used these matches in order to gain some more experience for further years. As for the domestic league, team is really in a bad period as they have no victory in last five matches, coming from a 2:2 draw away to SumQayit. However, despite run of five winless matches, they are second at the table having already nine points in comparison to leading Qarabag. Having that in mind, there is no doubt that the visiting side is slowly turning their attention to the domestic league only. Goalkeeper Dmytro Bezotosny (5/0) is injured and won’t be playing here. Offensive midfielder Javid Huseynov remains suspended. 
 
As said, this game comes as a must win situation for PAOK and truth to be told, they couldn’t wish for much better opponent at this moment in order to boost their morale. Greeks should be able to obtain an easy victory here, leaving the visitors without much hopes in last quarter of the game or so.

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Preview: Liverpool vs. Bordeaux

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Jurgen Klopp is the type of manager who always has a smile on his face, and he will have an even bigger one this week following Liverpool's 4-1 rout over Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium last weekend. 
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It was arguably the best performance under Klopp since the German coach replaced Brendan Rodgers at the helm towards the start of October. 
Since his arrival, the former Borussia Dortmund boss has overseen four wins, three draws and one defeat, and it is the team's away performances that have caught the eye. 
Liverpool's results on the road include wins over Chelsea and City, but it is the results at Anfield that have not been setting the world alight - in the four games that have been played at home since Klopp took over, the Reds have claimed victory in just one of them. 
That is an issue that they will need to address before they welcome Bordeaux to Merseyside on Thursday, particularly because they have only managed one win in their European campaign, which was against Rubin Kazan. 
Liverpool's other results in the competition have been draws, the first of which was played out in Bordeaux as Adam Lallana's 65th-minute goal was cancelled out by Jussie. 
Playing in front of a home crowd will give the Reds a boost, but the knowledge that the team will qualify for the next round should drive the team on to snatch the win. 
Liverpool have scored eight goals in their last three league fixtures, but in Europe they have hit the back of the net just four times in as many games. 
Scoring has been hard to come by in the competition for Klopp's side, but they have managed to reach the round-of-32 phase in both of their previous Europa campaigns. 
Recent form: DDDW 
Recent form (all competitions): DWWWLW 
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Football has somewhat taken a back seat in France in recent weeks due to the terrorist attacks in Paris. 
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Europe has been paying tribute to the country following the atrocities, but it will be a nice relief for football clubs in France to get back to what they do best. 
It has not been the ideal Europa League campaign for Bordeaux since reaching the group stages as they are still searching for a win following three draws and a defeat. 
After restricting Liverpool to a point in September, they failed to strike in a goalless draw against Rubin Kazan, were undone by one goal against Sion and recorded a 1-1 draw in the reverse fixture against the Swiss side. 
Should Willy Sagnol's side manage to cause an upset at Anfield, they will move level on points with second-placed Liverpool with one game left to play. 
Bordeaux's last appearance in this competition was in the 2013-14 campaign, but they failed to progress past the group phase. 
Domestically, results have been a mixed bag in Ligue 1 for the team, who currently sit 13th in the standings. 
Recent form: WLDDLD 
Recent form (all competitions): LWLDWD 
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Philippe Coutinho was instrumental in Liverpool's win over Manchester City as he scored one and made two of the team's four goals, but the Brazilian is unlikely to feature at Anfield on Thursday. 
The playmaker suffered a hamstring injury at the Etihad Stadium, and while the extent of the problem is not yet known, it is unlikely that the 23-year-old will feature. 
Roberto Firmino impressed as he got on the scoresheet against City, and the Brazilian is likely to keep his place alongside Adam Lallana, while Jordon Ibe could come into the fold. 
Klopp did not play a recognised striker against City, but Christian Benteke might be called upon on Thursday, with Daniel Sturridge possibly making a cameo as he works on his fitness. 
Mamadou Sakho remains on the sidelines, meaning that Dejan Lovren should partner Martin Skrtel at the back, while captain Jordan Henderson is edging closer to fitness, but is not expected to return until December. 
Meanwhile, Bordeaux could start a front three of Wahbi Khazri, Enzo Crivelli and Nicolas Maurice-Belay. 
Liverpool possible starting lineup: 
Mignolet; Clyne, Skrtel, Lovren, Moreno; Lucas, Can; Ibe, Firmino, Lallana; Benteke 
Bordeaux possible starting lineup: 
Carrasso; Guilbert, Sane, Pallois, Contento; Chantome, Yambere, Saivet; Khazri, Crivelli, Maurice-Belay 
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Liverpool and Bordeaux have faced one another competitively three times in the past, and it is Liverpool who come out the better team as they have won two of their meetings. 
As mentioned, the two sides played out a 1-1 draw in France in September, but prior to that, the clubs met in the group stage of the 2006-07 Champions League campaign. 
The Anfield fixture ended in a 3-0 triumph for the Reds, with Luis Garcia scoring twice and Steven Gerrard also netting, while the reverse fixture was also won by Liverpool. 
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Rosenborg vs St Etienne - Preview, Live Match | 26 Nov 2015

Saint Etienne didn't make much progress in the Europa League last season finishing bottom of a group that included Inter Milan and eventual finalists Dnipro. They've found some good form in Ligue 1 play winning three straight after a shaky start, but they've got another difficult route in European competition playing in a group that includes Lazio and Dnipro. 
 
This is a young squad that aims to shut it down defensively first and foremost. There's been an increase focus by the club to play with a little more freedom and open up their play in terms of width a little more. However, there's still plenty to be done in that regard. 
 
Their opponent on Thursday night is Norwegian side Rosenborg, who advanced to this stage of the competition by beating European side Steau Bucharest across two legs. They were impressive across those two legs pulling off a 3-0 upset away from home to effectively seal the tie. 
 
They are in good position to retain their Eliteserien title with an 11-point advantage and will be turning some attention towards this competition. 
Three Reasons for Betting Tips 
 
 
1. Saint Etienne extra quality 
 
There's just a little bit of a quality difference between Saint Etienne and Rosenborg, who are a decent squad, but don't possess the same 'star power'. 
 
2. Saint Etienne form 
 
Recent form suggests that this young side is playing some of its better football. They might not be ready to challenge Ligue 1's better sides, but they should have too much for Rosenborg. 
 
3. Important game for favourites 
 
Considering the other teams in this group, it's an important match-up for Saint Etienne. They'll be focused and ready to come away with a significant three points here.

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FC Krasnodar-Borussia Dortmund Statistical Preview

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