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Both Teams To Score
Bologna v Sassuolo
Sassuolo’s attacking threat is clear, ranking highly for shots and turnovers, which makes them a real danger going forward. Meanwhile, Bologna’s home struggles to find the net add urgency to their play, suggesting they’ll push hard to end their goal drought. This combination sets up a scenario where both sides have a genuine chance to score, making the BTTS market an appealing angle at 1.75. Expect an open game with chances at both ends, reflecting the attacking profiles and the stakes for Bologna to respond on home soil.
Both Teams To Score
Malaga v Levante
Malaga’s home form shows they can find the net consistently, while Levante’s recent 5-2 victory underlines their ability to score even when not dominating possession. At the same time, Levante’s defensive vulnerabilities suggest Malaga will also have chances to score. This balance of attacking threat and defensive frailty on both sides makes Both Teams To Score a logical angle at around 8/11, with each side likely to breach the other's defence during this La Liga clash.
Alaves to Win
Alaves v Osasuna
Alaves boast solid home form, winning four of six at Mendizorrotza and keeping three clean sheets in four, highlighting their defensive resilience. They've conceded just once in three league games, which contrasts sharply with Osasuna’s struggles on the road, having lost five of seven away fixtures and failing to keep a clean sheet in seven consecutive away matches. This defensive solidity combined with home momentum gives Alaves a clear edge to secure the win at 2.3, making them the more likely side to cover the result here.
Under 2.5 Goals
Juventus v AC Milan
Juventus and AC Milan both come into this clash with solid defensive records, having limited shots on target in their Serie A openers. Their past meetings, including several 0-0 draws, underline the cautious nature of this fixture. Milan's difficulties finding the net in Turin further suggest goals will be at a premium. While early goals could disrupt this pattern, the overall profile points to a tight, low-scoring encounter, making Under 2.5 Goals a sensible angle at the current odds.
Opening three La Liga matchweeks and two Serie A rounds have produced some misleading headline numbers. Several clubs look worse than their underlying evidence suggests; others have played schedules that either flatter or obscure their true level. Four of Sunday’s fixtures have each generated enough specific evidence to form a considered view — not on the basis of reputation or early-season assumptions, but on match-by-match data, venue records and head-to-head patterns that carry genuine weight.
Some of that evidence points in a straightforward direction. Elsewhere, the argument requires holding two competing facts in mind simultaneously and deciding which deserves more emphasis. Home and away distinctions matter this week. So does the difference between a team’s recent three-match return and their record across the previous ten league games. In Turin, neither of those distinctions is required: the case rests on something simpler, and rather harder for either attack to overcome quickly.
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Sunday’s Four-Fold Accumulator Selections
Bologna vs Sassuolo
Two consecutive 1-0 defeats have left Bologna with a more pressing problem than the goals-conceded column reflects. The margin has been small each time — Atalanta struck almost at the death — but seven shots on target across both matches without finding the net is the figure that defines their Sunday task. Tedesco’s side need to score at home, and they do so against a Sassuolo defence that has been breached in each of its two Serie A outings.
The visiting side bring the clearer attacking momentum. Sassuolo have scored in all four competitive fixtures this season, beat Torino 2-1 in Serie A and progressed through two Coppa Italia rounds. Their joint-second ranking in the division for total shots and high turnovers reflects sustained pressure rather than fortune, and with Domenico Berardi and Cristian Volpato already contributing, they arrive with more than one genuine scoring outlet. Sassuolo have also won three of their last six visits to Stadio Renato Dall’Ara — a detail that takes some of the edge off their seven-match winless run on the road.
The honest counterpoint is straightforward. Bologna have not scored in two attempts; Sassuolo have not won away in seven. Either concern, if it materialises, ends the selection immediately. But the combination of a home side under genuine pressure to attack and visitors whose output has been consistent and pressure-based — rather than reliant on isolated moments — makes a match involving goals from both sides the more grounded reading of what the evidence supports.
Best bet: Both Teams To Score YES
Málaga vs Levante
One goal in three La Liga matches is an unconvincing return, but the context matters before drawing firm conclusions about Málaga’s attacking capability. Their opening schedule delivered a 2-0 defeat by Atlético Madrid and a 4-0 loss at Real Madrid, either side of a 1-1 draw with Deportivo La Coruña. Across the previous ten league games, Málaga averaged 1.2 goals per match alongside 4.3 shots on goal per game — a considerably more active picture. At La Rosaleda, where they have won 11 of their last 20 league games, the conditions are meaningfully more favourable than the Bernabéu.
Levante’s defensive record is the part of this fixture that most directly suits the selection. Across their last ten league outings they have conceded 1.6 goals per game while allowing 5.1 shots on target per match — a tendency already confirmed this season with seven goals let in from three games. That defensive habit directly meets a Málaga attack led by Chupe, who has six goals in his last ten league appearances. Levante also carry their own attacking intent: Roger Brugue’s brace in a 5-2 win over Real Betis — achieved with only 40% possession — showed a side capable of scoring without needing to dominate the ball.
Both teams have scored in only one of their last three league matches, which is the clearest counterargument here. Levante have also lost six of their last ten away games, and Málaga carry injury concerns with Diego Murillo and Aaron Ochoa ruled out. However, the longer-term attacking samples from both sides sit well above what recent scorelines suggest, and Levante’s established habit of conceding regularly on the road makes Málaga finding the net the more defensible part of the equation.
Best bet: Both Teams To Score YES
Alavés vs Osasuna
The two points that separate Alavés and Osasuna in the table number precisely zero — both have seven — which makes the venue record the more useful starting point. Quique Sánchez Flores’s side have won four of their last six league home fixtures, kept three clean sheets in their last four games at Mendizorrotza and conceded only once across the entire opening to this season, the best defensive return in the division. That defensive resilience sits alongside a sustained scoring record: Alavés have found the net in 18 of their last 20 league matches. Lucas Boye’s 31st-minute goal against Villarreal illustrated the combination neatly — one goal, protected for the remainder of the match with just 24% of possession.
That home record runs directly against Osasuna’s clearest liability away from their own ground. Five defeats from their last seven league trips is not a small blip, and seven consecutive Primera Liga away fixtures without a clean sheet raises a specific question about their ability to stay tight on the road. Alavés can score — Mariano Díaz, stepping in for the injured Toni Martínez, has netted twice in three appearances — and they do so against a visiting side who regularly concede when travelling.
Osasuna’s stronger overall head-to-head record, with 27 wins from 51 meetings compared with 15 for Alavés, is the most persuasive argument against the home side. Ante Budimir has two goals already this season, including a decisive penalty against Getafe, and the April 2-2 draw confirmed he can score at Mendizorrotza. The case for Alavés, though, rests on a consistent home platform — both defensively and in terms of goals scored — meeting a side whose away form has been routinely unreliable.
Best bet: Alaves to Win
Juventus vs AC Milan
Sunday evening in Turin brings together two defences that have surrendered very little across the opening fortnight. Juventus kept back-to-back clean sheets against Frosinone and Parma while conceding only five shots on target across both matches. Milan under Ruben Amorim have been equally restrictive at the back, allowing a combined three shots on target in wins over Torino and Venezia — with Torino’s solitary effort arriving in stoppage time. When these two backlines meet each other, the statistical basis for a high-scoring game starts from a low point.
The head-to-head record compounds that argument. Milan have failed to score in six consecutive league meetings with Juventus, including both fixtures last season, which finished 0-0. Their most recent league goal at Juventus Stadium came more than three years ago. Juventus, for their part, needed patience to break Parma down — relying on a late substitute goal from Nico Gonzalez and a finish from Teun Koopmeiners, both ending long waits for Serie A contributions — and face the mid-term absences of Kenan Yildiz and Khephren Thuram. Two attacks that required late inspiration against moderate opposition now face defences that have allowed almost nothing.
Gonçalo Ramos scored on his Serie A debut for Milan against Venezia, and Gonzalez also found the net last weekend, meaning both sides carry some individual attacking momentum into the fixture. Either could also benefit from a set-piece or early defensive error, which would alter the dynamic considerably. But with four clean sheets in Milan’s last six visits to Turin and two goalless meetings between the clubs last season, the weight of the evidence points towards a match that stays below three goals.
Best bet: Under 2.5 Goals
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