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Nine of Brighton’s 14 home games this season have been wins to nil, and they should comfortably make that 10 on Saturday – priced at {ODDS:127566328:6/4} – against a team in the division below who are also without their top scorer.
Huddersfield, meanwhile, are yet to win a game by more than a single goal all season. They are unlikely to cut loose against a Port Vale team who have tightened things up since Michael Brown took over as caretaker, and are {ODDS:127573788:5/2} to record another victory by the narrowest of margins.
Rounding us off are Barnet. Prior to last weekend they had won their last three matches on the road, and are {ODDS:128907198:17/10} to get the three points they need to move into the League Two play-offs against a struggling Orient side.
With 48 goals, Newcastle are comfortably the Championship’s top goalscorers.
They also thrashed Birmingham 4-0 less than a month ago in the league and the Blues have gone on to win just one of their six games since.
Seven of the Magpies’ last 11 victories have come with a winning margin of two or more, and they are {ODDS:127572859:12/5} to overcome a handicap of -1 on Saturday.
Lincoln are absolutely flying at the top of the National League and have won nine of their last 10, losing just once in 18.
Given Ipswich’s inconsistency – winning just two in seven – the Imps should be backed at {ODDS:127561857:6/4} to claim at least a replay.
Finally, in-form Colchester – who have dropped just two points in seven matches – should take advantage of Carlisle’s stuttering form which has seen them win just once in five away from home. The U’s are {ODDS:128906196:7/5} to win.
Leicester have been poor on their travels this season, winning one, drawing four and losing eight in all competitions.
They stand little chance against Everton, who are {ODDS:126919276:4/5} to win. The Toffees beat them at the King Power on Boxing Day and have lost just one of their last seven home games.
It’s hard to separate Wigan and Nottingham Forest. The Latics have been beaten in six of their last seven matches, while the visitors have lost five of six. They should cancel each other out with a draw available at {ODDS:126919316:12/5}.
And I fancy in-form Bolton to at least force a replay – priced at {ODDS:127564861:4/6} – against Palace, who have tasted defeat in 10 of their last 13 games.
Phil Parkinson’s side have won 14 of 18, and last lost at home on 1 October.
Vincent Janssen should lead the line for Tottenham against Villa, and is therefore the obvious bet at {ODDS:129218105:9/10} to score at any time.
We know that referee Mike Dean is partial to a penalty award, and Janssen has netted two spot kicks already in cup competitions this season.
Cagliari have conceded comfortably the highest number of goals in Serie A this season, including 29 in their last 10 matches.
AC Milan, therefore, should score freely on Sunday and are {ODDS:127372775:5/4} to net over 2.5.
La Liga’s bottom side Osasuna, meanwhile, have conceded most often in Spain’s top tier, and they take on a chaotic Valencia side whose last 10 games have produced 36 goals. Their fixture on Monday night is {ODDS:126253119:2/1} to feature over 3.5.
