Everton travel to a Fulham side that have failed to keep a clean sheet in any of their last seven games across all competitions, only managing to win two of these games. Fulham’s backline has been suspect all season. Marco Silva’s side have only kept five clean sheets in the Premier League this term - only the three relegated sides have kept fewer. 

Everton are far from the most prolific side in the Premier League, but Fulham’s nervy backline should give them a chance. Their form hasn’t been the best of late, but it’s worth considering that the average position of the teams they’ve faced in their last six Premier League matches is 5.83, including the Merseyside Derby and clashes against Champions League chasing Manchester City and Chelsea. 

They’ve managed to find the back of the net in three of these recent fixtures and can make the most of an inconsistent Fulham backline. Everton scored in the reverse fixture in October, it took them until the 94th minute to get their equaliser, but they managed five shots on target in the game, a total above their average for the season and reflective of the chances Fulham give you.

Juventus have had a chaotic campaign with the mid-season dismissal of Thiago Motta after his project failed to capture the imagination of the board and the fans. As a result, the Old Lady find themselves in a battle to secure Champions League football next season. Juventus currently occupy the final Champions League spot offered to Serie A but are being closely chased by Roma and Lazio, who are level on points with Juventus, and also Bologna, who are just one point off the pace.

Juventus scored the only goal in the reverse fixture in October, which came in the 85th minute. It was quite a forgettable affair, as displayed by the fact that Lazio only generated an xG of 0.07 and had two shots in the game. Juventus did manage to record an xG of 1.35 and also had 69% of the ball, which suggests that they could establish a level of control in this game. 

Juventus have scored in four of their last five games in Serie A; the game in which they failed to score was the only game they lost in that recent run of fixtures, against Parma. Juventus had 16 shots in that game but were unable to find that clinical edge needed. The two clean sheets that Lazio have kept across their last five games came against Empoli and Genoa, both of these sides sit in the bottom half.

NAC Breda are still in a battle for survival in the Eredivisie; they currently have a seven-point cushion to the drop zone, but their safety is not yet confirmed with three games left to play. They’ve scored in each of their last seven league games. Interestingly, five of these games have ended in 1-1 draws so they can be a hard team to shift.

They face a Fortuna Sittard side that have aspirations of their own to break into the Conference League play-off section, sitting just four points behind Heerenveen, who occupy the final spot. Fortuna Sittard have only kept one clean sheet across their last five games in the Eredivisie, which came against relegation-threatened Willem II. They’ve only managed to win one of these recent fixtures, which suggests that they are a little vulnerable at the moment, which is something that the away side can take advantage of. 

NAC Breda won the reverse fixture 1-0, and should find the back of the net here against a side that looks a little nervous in the closing stages of the season, as their recent form suggests.

The race for European qualification in Ligue 1 has developed into one of the most exciting races in Europe. Nice, Lille and Strasbourg all sit locked on 57 points while Monaco (58) and Marseille (59) are only marginally safe from the race and could be dragged back into the scrap if they do not finish the season strongly. 

Lyon have two games left to secure a spot in Europe next season. They are currently three points behind the trio of sides locked together on 57 points, but crucially have a better goal difference (+19) than both Strasbourg (+14) and Lille (+17). Lyon have scored in each of their last five games across all competitions, while Monaco have only kept two clean sheets across their last five fixtures. 

Lyon were pitiful in the reverse fixture right at the start of the season (2-0 Monaco); they only managed to have one shot in the game, but this isn’t reflective of the Lyon side we see today. The side and dugout has gone through a host of changes which have positively impacted the French side and fuelled their late charge for a spot in Europe next season.