Billi breaks down selected matches from this weekend's Serie A slate. It is fifth meets third in Serie A's game of the Matchday, as Juventus play host to Napoli. The Old Lady can move one point behind their visitors with victory at fortress Allianz Stadium. Juventus were beaten 2-1 in the reverse fixture in Naples in early December but they are unbeaten in 15 home matches this season and that includes Serie A victories over leaders Inter and fourth-placed Roma.

Luciano Spalletti’s side made it five clean sheets in their last eight home outings with Wednesday’s 2-0 victory over Benfica in the Champions League and this could be a good time to host a Napoli side still missing a number of influential performers-- with Kevin De Bruyne, Billy Gilmour, Frank Anguissa and David Neres, all out for the champions.

Billi breaks down the EPL Matchday 23 slate. Manchester City's title charge has hit the wall, and they are licking their wounds following two straight losses this week. City were well-beaten in last Saturday’s Manchester derby and that 2-0 loss at Old Trafford could have been even worse but for United having three goals ruled out for offside and an Amad Diallo strike hitting the post. Things didn’t get much better in midweek as Guardiola’s side suffered a shock 3-1 loss at Bodo/Glimt in the Champions League, and they host Wolves on Saturday at something of a low ebb by their lofty standards.It’s no wins in four league matches for the Citizens, who have drawn three times in that run, but they should get back on track this week as they look to keep up their pursuit of leaders Arsenal.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the EPL Matchday 19 slate. The game of the week will see Arsenal hosting Aston Villa. Aston Villa have entered the title contention conversation after picking up an 11th successive win in all competitions against Chelsea, but they face their biggest test yet when they head to Premier League title favourites Arsenal for their final game of 2025.Mikel Arteta’s side are yet to lose at the Emirates this season, winning 12 of their 14 assignments in front of their own fans to leave them top of both the Premier League and Champions League tables.

Billi breaks down tonight’s UEFA UCL Final, as PSG and Inter Milan face off in Munich. PSG are a far cry from the underperforming, big-money superstars of years gone by. This youthful PSG side have already seen off the likes of Liverpool and Arsenal this season, and they are the rightful favourites to go the distance against an Inter Milan side that have ridden their luck in this competition.The Italians beat Barcelona in a 7-6 aggregate thriller in the semi-finals, but they lost the shot count 41-19 across the two leg— having nine shots on target to Barca’s 19 and generating 1.2 expected goals less than their opponents. The same was true in their quarter-final win over Bayern Munich, with the Italians losing on shots, shots on target, and expected goals in both legs. The fact that PSG, who wrapped up the Ligue 1 title weeks ago and have been able to keep their key figures fresh, could prove to be significant.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) looks back at United’s disastrous UEL Final loss before looking at implications and what lies ahead in the future— including today’s final day home clash against Aston Villa.
Villa still have UCL aspirations, and other results may have to go Villa’s way, however, they will be determined to complete their side of the bargain when they visit a Manchester United team still reeling from their dismal defeat to Spurs in Bilbao on Wednesday.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down a handpicked selection of matches from the final day of the Serie A season. The final Champions League spot is still up for grabs and the final two relegation places are still to be determined.Juventus travel to Venezia knowing that they need to match or better Roma’s result to remain in fourth place and clinch Champions League football again. Meanwhile, Venezia need a huge swing to maintain their spot in Italy’s top flight. They have to win and hope that neither Lecce or Empoli take more than a point in their games.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the Matchday 38 EPL slate, the final day of the 24/25 Premier League. This season has been somewhat underwhelming by EPL standards, however, there are still stakes attached to tomorrow’s final day, namely centring around the three undecided Champions League spots. The City Ground hosts the Premier League fixture with the highest stakes tomorrow, as two sides targeting Champions League qualification lock horns. Nottingham Forest have spent a large part of the season mixing it with the big boys in the upper echelons of the ladder, but their poor end to the season has seen them drop to seventh, with them needing a win against fifth-place Chelsea to stand any chance of securing a top-five berth.

It’s like it was meant to be! The 200th episode of Bet MUFC is a special one, as Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the UEL Final between Tottenham and Manchester United. This year’s Europa League Final is not only a must-win all-English affair, but it has the biggest financial implications ever, when it comes to one singular game of football. Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United’s miserable seasons hang in the balance in Bilbao on Wednesday, after both of these sides have been nothing short of dreadful in the Premier League this season— sitting 16th and 17th. It has been argued (stupidly) that neither deserve to be playing Champions League football next term. Manchester United have clearly navigated a trickier route to the final in Bilbao, eliminating Athletic Bilbao, Lyon, and Real Sociedad in the last three rounds, and have already won on this Bilbao pitch this season— making them the rightful favourites.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) hosts his 150th episode of Scommesse Italia, breaking down the key matches from Sunday’s Matchday 37 slate.Inter’s 2-0 win over Torino last weekend moved them within a point of leaders Napoli - who dropped two points at home to Genoa - but the hosts have questions to answer when it comes to big games. They host 5th place Lazio tonight, off the back of failing to win any of their five clashes with AC Milan this term, while producing just one win in six at home to Serie A’s top eight.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down Saturday’s FA Cup Final between Crystal Palace and Manchester City before moving onto Sunday and Monday’s EPL matches.Palace are bidding to win this competition for the first time in their history and avoid setting an outright record for the most final appearances without a win, with Saturday’s game set to be their third FA Cup Final appearance (runners up in 1990 and 2016). Meanwhile, Manchester City finished as the runners-up last year and are looking to land the 8th FA Cup, in what will be their only major trophy of the season if they can come out on top.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down Manchester United’s trip to Chelsea and Tottenham’s trip to Villa Park, with these two matches coming just 5 days away from Manchester United facing Tottenham in the UEL Final.Manchester United’s Ruben Amorim and Tottenham’s Ange Postecoglou will almost certainly field a weakened teams –and it would be a surprise if Bruno Fernandes, Luke Shaw, Son Heung-min, Micky van de Ven, amongst many others, featuring. Chelsea and Aston Villa meanwhile, are chasing UCL football, so they will be fully motivated to take maximum points.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down this weekend’s key Serie A matches from the Matchday 36 slate, which includes Lazio v Juventus tomorrow night and Atalanta v Roma— matches with huge UCL implications. As for the title race, Napoli remain in pole position and require just two more wins. Napoli have won six of their last eight Serie A matches, including a 2-1 win over Milan, and are on a run of four consecutive home victories heading into hosting Genoa on Sunday.

In a major surprise, Manchester United made light work of Athletic Bilbao – a side sitting fourth in La Liga, 11 spots higher than United’s position in the Premier League – in their Europa League semi-final, routing their Spanish opponents 7-1 on aggregate to set up a showdown with Tottenham in the final, which ironically takes place in Bilbao. Billi (@SGPSoccer) takes an early look ahead to the Final, before moving on to previewing both the club’s Sunday matches in the league, with Manchester United hosting West Ham, while Tottenham host Crystal Palace.

Inter suffered Suppercoppa Italiana disappointment recently, losing on penalties to Bologna in the semi-final, but they are fancied to bounce back when they visit Atalanta in this Serie A clash. The Nerazzurri are top, have scored the most goals in Serie A and have dominated the recent head-to-heads between these two teams, winning the last eight meetings between the pair and going unbeaten in the last 15.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the Matchday 36 Premier League slate, which will see Liverpool host Arsenal— in what will unfortunately be a stake-free contest, with the EPL crown already wrapped.Elsewhere, Newcastle and Chelsea meet in the early Premier League game on Sunday in a massive fixture in terms of the battle for a top five finish and Champions League qualification.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down both of tonight’s Europa League (UEL) semifinal 2nd Legs, with an all-English final looking likely. Manchester United host Bilbao with a 3-0 first leg lead, while Tottenham take a 3-1 lead back to Norway.Bodo/Glimt were overrun at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium last week, however, the Norwegians have shown much more of their ability back in Bodo and may be able to make things competitive in this Europa League semi-final second leg.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down both the UCL semifinal 2nd Legs, with PSG 1 up against Arsenal from the 1st Leg and in pole position to finish the job in Paris, while Inter and Barca are tied at 3-3 heading into the 2nd Leg in Milan.With the Ligue 1 title wrapped up, Luis Enrique made ten changes to the side that beat Arsenal last week against Strasbourg, and they are the rightful favourites given how much priority they are placing on chasing a first-ever Champions League trophy, their performances this season and their position going into tomorrow’s 2nd Leg.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the key matches from the Serie A Matchday 35 slate. Napoli’s -500 price to win the league very much indicates that Inter have handed them the title after two inexplicably bad losses and performances.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the full Matchday 35 weekend slate (including Manchester United), before closing out his Lock (27-9).Several sides are in must-win situations to aid their European aspirations— but none more so than Aston Villa. Aston Villa were swept aside 3-0 by Crystal Palace in the FA Cup semi-finals on Saturday, but the silver lining of that result is that Unai Emery’s men can put full focus on making the top five in the Premier League. Villa were still involved in the Champions League, FA Cup and the race for the Champions League places in the Premier League a few weeks ago, but now a successful season all hinges on a top 5 finish after exiting the other two competitions.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks both Europa League semifinal 1st Legs, as Tottenham host Bodo Glimt, while Manchester United travel to Bilbao.
It all comes down to the Europa League for Manchester United in what has been an abject season, and Ruben Amorim’s side could easily be put in their place by Athletic Bilbao at the San Mames tonight. The Red Devils have not even been able to push for the top half in the Premier League this season, embarrassingly occupying 14th spot with four matches left to play.

“Best in the World” Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the Champions League semifinal 1st Legs, as Arsenal host Paris SG tonight, followed by Barcelona hosting Inter Milan on Wednesday.After clearing out their big three, Luis Enrique has turned PSG into a well-functioning team, prioritising young players who are hungry to prove themselves over big names who are looking to cash a cheque— making them a sentimental favourite for many neutrals this season.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) recaps United’s magical 5-4 win over Lyon before moving onto looking at the week ahead. It is that stage of the Premier League season when there are plenty of dead-rubbers going on and there is not much to get excited about going into Bournemouth’s clash with Manchester United.Bournemouth are a few too many points off the pace to be engaged in the battle for the Premier League top six and beyond and are only really looking to ensure they finish in the top half.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down this weekend’s key matches from the Serie A Matchday 34 slate. The game of the weekend on will see Sunday Inter Milan. Inter Milan were dreaming of a treble days ago, but they could see their season fall apart in the coming days. A 3-0 loss to AC Milan in midweek knocked them out of the Coppa Italia, which came days after a 1-0 loss to Bologna in Serie A.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down 6 of this weekend’s EPL matches and both of the FA Cup Semifinals.Liverpool require just a point at Anfield from Sunday’s clash with Tottenham to win the Premier League for the second time but the Reds can get over the line in style with a comprehensive victory at Anfield.

Arsenal are the Christmas number one but they have lost some of their rhythm in recent weeks to allow Manchester City to narrow the gap at the top of the Premier League. The lead is just two points going into this week’s fixtures and Arsenal’s lack of a cutting edge in attack is likely to be a cause for concern for Mikel Arteta.The game of the weekend sees Aston Villa travel to Chelsea. Aston Villa made it a perfect ten wins in a row in all competitions with Sunday’s 2-1 success at home to Manchester United and with that they have emerged as dark horses in the Premier League title race. Since losing 2-0 at Liverpool on the first day of November, Unai Emery’s side have won seven Premier League matches on the trot and that has included a 2-1 victory over leaders Arsenal as well as putting four goals past Bournemouth and Brighton.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the weekend EPL slate, including the critical class between Aston Villa and Newcastle. Newcastle crushed Crystal Palace 5-0 on Wednesday evening to make it six wins in a row across all competitions and they will continue their quest for a top four finish at Aston Villa in the late game on Saturday.
Newcastle are currently flying high and they have a fantastic recent record against the Villans. The EFL Cup winners won the reverse fixture 3-0 back in December and they did the league double over Villa last season, winning 8-2 on aggregate.

The search for obscure or offshore books is over when it comes to betting on the WWE, as our very own partner MyBookie.AG are offered the latest and widest selection of WWE betting lines. WWE betting comes full circle this year as it returns to Las Vegas, which was the site of WrestleMania 9 at Caesar’s Palace— the first ever WWE event you were able to bet on, back in 1993. Billi (@SGPSoccer) is joined by Austin (@AustinsToysandGames on IG) to break a selection of the most interesting lines and props put out by MyBookie.TO GET IN ON WRESTLEMANIA BETTING THIS WEEKEND, HEAD TO MYBOOKIE.AG AND USE PROMO CODE SGPN (OR YOUR PROMO CODE) FOR A 100% DEPOSIT MATCH UP TO $1000! THAT’S MYBOOKIE.AG PROMO CODE SGPN (OR YOUR PROMO CODE)00:00 Introduction
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26:37 CM Punk's Heel Turn and WrestleMania Main Event Predictions
27:32 Seth Rollins' Potential Victory and Storyline Implications
29:23 Wrestling Fan Demographics and Perceptions
30:45 Booking Philosophy and Audience Intelligence
31:47 The Element of Surprise in Wrestling Storylines
33:56 Match Predictions and Betting Odds
35:17 Intercontinental Championship Match Analysis
39:20 Title Retention and Potential Upsets
42:09 Charlotte vs. Tiffany: A Closer Look
47:53 Final Thoughts and Betting Tips

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down all 4 of the Champions League Quarterfinal 2 Legs, taking place on Tuesday and Wednesday. Three of the ties look to be already decided, with Inter Milan and Bayern Munich still seemingly in the balance— despite Inter’s away win in Germany. However, it’s difficult to fully write off holders Real Madrid, despite their 3 goal deficit— due to Madrid’s illustrious history in this competition.Arsenal racked up three second-half goals to secure their 3-0 first-leg lead over Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter-finals last week, thanks to Declan Rice’s stunning brace of free kicks— leaving Los Blancos with a mountain to climb if their Champions League defence is to continue.00:00 Introduction
03:25 Champions League Quarterfinals Overview
06:44 Match Analysis: Aston Villa vs PSG
10:57 Match Analysis: Borussia Dortmund vs Barcelona
14:01 Match Analysis: Real Madrid vs Arsenal
19:28 Match Analysis: Inter Milan vs Bayern Munich
23:25 Closing Remarks and Final Lock

Billi (@SGPSoccer) brings a re-recorded condensed version of Bet MUFC, opening up by covering the Newcastle game— which comes with a Lock. The episode then moves onto looking at Lyon on Thursday and the Andre Onana situation.Manchester United’s season is all but over domestically, with the Red Devils out of contention for European qualification and set for a bottom-half finish. However, Ruben Amorim’s side are still involved in the Europa League, drawing the first leg of their quarter-final tie in Lyon on Thursday, but with the return match to come at Old Trafford next midweek, this trip to Tyneside could act as little more than a distraction. 

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down this weekend’s key matches from the Serie A Matchday 32 slate. The games of the weekend will take on Sunday as Atalanta host Bologna and Lazio host Roma in the Rome Derby— where both games could have a significant bearing on who gets European football next season.A 2-0 defeat in the first leg of their Europa League quarter-final has damaged morale in the Lazio camp ahead of a fierce Rome derby against Roma, and their arch-rivals could leapfrog them with a win on Sunday. However, the hosts are unbeaten in five home games, and the designated home side has only lost one of the last 16 Rome derbies, and Roma haven’t won the derby as the away side since 2016.  

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the Premier League Matchday 32 slate, with the primary focus now shifting towards the many European spots the EPL are expected to receive (as many as 10 and a minimum of 8).The weekend opens up with Manchester City hosting Crystal Palace on Saturday morning— which is looking like a must-win for the hosts. Manchester City face a battle to make the Premier League top four this season, and their chances of doing so may take another hit when they host an in-form Crystal Palace on Saturday. City’s drab goalless draw in last weekend’s Manchester Derby leaves them in 6th spot, with just four wins from their last nine games in all competitions, and they have only tasted victory in half of their last six at the Etihad.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down all of the Champions League Quarterfinal 1st Legs, taking place on Tuesday and Wednesday.The most anticipated tie of the round is arguably Arsenal’s clash with Real Madrid. While Real Madrid are historically the Champions League’s most dominant side, they’re fortunate to have reached the last eight of this season’s competition. Their shootout win over Atletico Madrid featured an incredible decision to disallow Julian Alvarez’s penalty, and Real looked incredibly vulnerable throughout the second-leg against their Madrid rivals. Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal reign has been a successful one overall, but too often they’ve fallen short in the biggest moments and there are now questions being asked about his future.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) looks back at United’s loss to Forest and Analyses Ruben Amorim’s latest interview with Melissa Reddy. The show then closes by looking at the Manchester Derby.Manchester City have been able to build up some momentum thanks to a couple of soft fixtures, following last weekend’s win over out-of-sorts Bournemouth. Pep Guardiola’s men will hope that good run can continue against a United side who are stuck in 13th following their 13th defeat of the Premier League campaign.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down a vitally important Matchday 31 slate, which could have huge title and European implications, with six of the top seven teams all facing each other— including 4th placed Bologna hosting Antonio Conte’s 2nd placed Napoli on Monday, in what is arguably the game of the Matchday.Napoli go into the weekend three points shy of leaders Inter Milan, so Monday’s visit to Bologna will be a huge test of their title hopes. Bologna are on an incredible run- winning six games on the spin, making them a real threat to the Partenopei.  

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the Matchday 31 slate, which will see Aston Villa host Nottingham Forest, in a clash that could have significant European implications. Meanwhile, Liverpool will look to go one step closer to lifting the title when they travel to Fulham on Sunday.Arne Slot’s side were not overly impressive as they laboured to a 1-0 win in the Merseyside Derby, but they are unbeaten in 26 top-flight games and have won and have won 19 of those, building a 12-point lead at the top of the table. The Reds lead could be even wider by the end of the weekend, as Arsenal face a tough trip to Fulham and may be looking ahead to their midweek UCL clash with Real Madrid.

As Boxing Day falls on a Friday this year, we have just one fixture to look forward to as Manchester United - without Bruno Fernandes - host Newcastle United but there is at least a good chance these sides can serve up some entertainment. United could draw level with Chelsea in fourth with a victory and Newcastle, who sit 11th, are also looking to push towards the European spots. Both teams are in mixed form, however, so Billi (@SGPSoccer) focuses the goals markets for his main bet, rather than the match result.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the Matchday 30 slate, which will see leaders Liverpool host Everton in the Merseyside Derby on Wednesday, while Chelsea and Tottenham resume their bitter London rivalry at Stamford Bridge on Thursday.Liverpool were being talked about as potential quadruple winners under two months ago, but in that time they have seen themselves eliminated from the FA Cup and the Champions League, swiftly followed by a shock defeat at Wembley in the League Cup final before the international break. Liverpool supporters will be hoping that the international break time has given them time to reset and regroup, and a triumph in the Merseyside derby would provide them a welcome boost in confidence as they canter towards the Premier League title. 

Manchester United return from the international break tonight, when travel to Nottingham Forest and Billi (@SGPSoccer) provides you with an in-depth betting preview, before closing out with his best play. Nottingham Forest go into a match against Manchester United as the favourites for the first time in a generation, and are unbeaten in their last eight home league contests with six wins and two draws— a sequence that has helped them keep a firm grip on a top-three position. However, they go into this game off the back of a draining 120 minutes against Brighton in the FA Cup and with injury doubts surrounding two of their key players. 

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the Serie A Matchday 30 slate, which will see Atalanta travel to Fiorentina and Napoli host AC Milan, both on Sunday, as the chasing pack try to keep up with leaders Inter Milan.Inter return after the international break with a three-point lead over Napoli at the head of Serie A and they should continue where they left off at home to Udinese. Simone Inzaghi’s side claimed a vital 2-0 victory at title rivals Atalanta in their final game before the two-week break.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down all 4 of this weekend’s Quarterfinal ties. This season’s competition has been full surprises, with Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and Newcastle all sent packing. This leaves Manchester City as the +200 favourites to lift the trophy.Nobody at Manchester City will have envisaged that the club would be heading towards April with just the FA Cup to play for this season, but while a top-four spot in the Premier League is hardly considered great achievement for the champions, they can still progress to the semi-finals at Bournemouth’s expense.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down a handpicked selection of Nations League 2nd Legs and World Cup Qualifying matches, including France’s Nations League 2nd leg at home to Croatia. France were the favourites for this competition, but they have a habit of throwing in an occasional extremely poor performance under Didier Deschamps— and that’s exactly what we saw away to Croatia in the first leg on Thursday. As a consequence, Les Bleus were beaten 2-0 by their hosts and they now return to Paris looking to overturn that deficit and progress to the last four of this competition.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) delivers a bumper edition of The EPL, which deep delves into another horrible loss for the USMNT and what the implications may be. This is followed by an inquest into Liverpool’s horrible season ending week and some strong thoughts regarding the future of Mo Salah. The episode closes out by looking at a handful of European World Cup qualifiers, which includes looking at Tuchel’s first bow as the England manager, as they host Albania at Wembley tonight. A squad that had been settled under Gareth Southgate, until the former coach decided to go with youth at the Euros, has now seen several of the old guard return— as forgotten men Jordan Henderson, Reece James and Marcus Rashford are back in favour.

After United’s dominant UEL win over Real Sociedad, Ruben Amorim sat down with Melissa Reddy to discuss the future of Manchester United, and you can hear an extract on this show. That’s followed by Billi (@SGPSoccer) looking ahead to tomorrow’s trip to Leicester. Man United have already beaten Leicester three times this season and the Red Devils can add to that. having won four of five league encounters with the bottom three. The Foxes have lost 12 of their previous 13 Premier League games and they look set for another defeat, and ultimately relegation to the Championship. 

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down a selection of Serie A Matchday 29 matches, including the game of the week of Sunday— as leaders Inter Milan travel the 3rd placed Atalanta. Separated by fewer than 40 miles - and just three points in the Serie A standings - the two Nerazzurro sides will meet shortly after Napoli have the chance to seize top spot in Venice earlier on that day.  

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down the Matchday 29 EPL slate, with two clashes centred around the Champions League race, as Manchester City host Brighton on Saturday, while Arsenal host Chelsea in Sunday’s London Derby. The show then moves onto looking Sunday’s EFL Cup Final, as Liverpool take on Newcastle. The Reds were sent packing in the Champions League on Tuesday, losing to PSG on penalties after a grueling 120-minute second leg at Anfield. Meanwhile, Newcastle are looking to end a 70-year wait for a major domestic trophy, and recently lost in the 2023 EFL Cup Final against Manchester United. 

BIlli (@SGPSoccer) analyses the blockbuster interview of the year so far, after Sir Jim Ratcliffe said this week that some Man Utd players were "not good enough and probably overpaid.” This was just one of a number of headlining making quotes from Ratcliffe. This episode also looks ahead to United’s must-win UEL Round of 16 2nd Leg against Real Sociedad at Old Trafford. Winning the Europa League is the only way Manchester United can somewhat salvage their season and they can take another big step forward in the competition by beating Real Sociedad tonight.

The groups are now set for the 2026 FIFA World Cup! With the conclusion of Friday's draw, we now know which teams will square off in the group stage of the tournament. Billi (@SGPSoccer) looks the updated futures odds for the outright winner and the odds for the group winners— with many tantalising matchups in store.The United States will face Paraguay in their first World Cup match on home soil in 32 years. Kylian Mbappé and Erling Haaland will go toe-to-toe for France and Norway, respectively. Meanwhile, England will take on Croatia eight years after the Three Lions fell to the same nation in the semifinals.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down all 8 of the Champions League Round of 16 2nd Leg matches, taking place today and tomorrow.The Madrid Derby was seen as one of the ties of the round, and it remains evenly balanced going into the 2nd Leg. Diego Simeone’s side are 2-1 down after the Bernabeu last week, but Real certainly don’t have their quarter-final place wrapped up. The visitors head to their cross-town rivals with a poor record in big games this term, despite last week’s win. Los Blancos are winless away to La Liga’s top eight so far this term, suffering two defeats in those five games.

Billi (@SGPSoccer) looks ahead to today’s match-up against Arsenal, at Old Trafford— before closing out with his Lock.Mikel Arteta’s side all but sealed passage through to the last eight of the Champions League with a 7-1 first-leg win over PSV, while Manchester United followed their FA Cup exit with a draw at Real Sociedad in the Europa League. United now have to all to do in their second leg to keep their season alive— making this a huge look-ahead sandwich spot for United. 

BIlli (@SGPSoccer) breaks down selected matches from Matchday 28’s Serie A slate, including Atalanta’s trip to Juventus in Sunday’s game of the weekend. Atalanta are third in the table, one place above Juventus, with the two sides separated by three points— so this is a crucial clash, with teams looking to qualify for Champions League while harbouring faint hopes of mounting a title charge.