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Aston Villa arrive at Turf Moor on Sunday with every motivation to take all three points. Bournemouth's victory on Saturday has cut the gap to just three points in the European race, meaning anything less than a win here could prove costly. Villa come fresh from a stunning 4-0 Europa League victory over Nottingham Forest in midweek and Unai Emery is expected to field a full strength side.
The data supports Villa emphatically. Their away xPTS of 11.79 across the last eight games comfortably outstrips Burnley's home xPTS of just 1.91 in the same period. Burnley have not won at home since mid-October and have created just one big chance in their last four home fixtures. Villa should win this comfortably.
Roma arrive at Parma in the form of a team that genuinely believes a Champions League place is within reach. Four wins from their last six, 13 goals scored in that run, and a conversion rate that ranks among the best in Serie A.
Their defensive record at home is the finest in the division with 10 clean sheets. Parma fail to score in 41% of home games and have converted just 25 goals from 52 big chances all season. Gian Piero Gasperini has this squad purring at exactly the right moment. Parma simply have nothing left to play for.
Lyon arrive at this fixture in the best form of anyone in the division over the last five matches, averaging 2.60 points per game.
Their defensive numbers are arguably the most impressive in the league, conceding nearly nine goals fewer than their xGA suggests they should have, pointing to elite goalkeeping and defensive organisation. Toulouse meanwhile have lost three of their last five and carry the worst xG per shot conceded of any side in the bottom half.
Away from home Lyon have been solid, losing just five times all season. The momentum, the underlying data and the head-to-head context all point the same way.
Bet: Aston Villa, Roma & Lyon to all win at 2/1 with Coral
Strasbourg arrive in excellent recent form, winning three of their last five and sitting eighth in the overall table despite having played one fewer game than most sides.
Their attacking numbers are quietly impressive, scoring 50 goals at a conversion rate of 14.29%, the joint highest in the division alongside Monaco. Away from home they have been dangerous, winning five of their last six road trips according to the away form data.
Angers on the other hand have won nothing in their last five, sit second bottom in the away form table when hosting and have conceded 14 goals in their last six matches. The gulf in current quality and confidence between these two sides is significant.
Bet: Aston Villa, Roma, Lyon & Strasbourg to all win at 9/1 with Coral
Everton arrive at Selhurst Park on Sunday with a genuine case for causing an upset against Crystal Palace, and their recent away form provides plenty of encouragement.
The Toffees have been involved in both teams to score in 100% of their last eight away games, reflecting a side that consistently contributes offensively on the road regardless of the opposition.
Their away xPTS of 19.05 across the last eight games is a solid figure, and they have kept five clean sheets in 17 away matches this season, demonstrating they are capable of defending when required.
Crystal Palace's home numbers are not intimidating. Their home npxG of just 0.93 in the last four home games is modest, and their home xPTS of 5.18 in that period reflects inconsistency. Everton's away attacking intent and Palace's vulnerability at home makes this a genuinely open contest where the visitors can cause problems.
Bet: Aston Villa, Roma, Lyon, Strasbourg & Everton to all win at 24/1 with Coral
Nottingham Forest have been one of the most impressive home sides in the division over recent weeks and Newcastle arrive at the City Ground in desperately poor away form.
Forest have picked up 15 points from their last eight home games, backing that up with a home xPTS of 10.80 in that period and three clean sheets. Their defensive organisation at the City Ground has been outstanding, conceding just 1.19 xGA per home game across the last eight matches.
Newcastle have won just three away xG battles in their last eight games, conceding 2.16 xGA per away game in that period. Forest should have enough to claim all three points.
Bet: Aston Villa, Roma, Lyon, Strasbourg, Everton & Nottingham Forest to all win at 72/1 with Coral
Fiorentina head into this fixture as the most statistically unlucky team in Serie A. Their attacking xG of 50.68 ranks eighth in the entire league, yet they have converted just 38 goals, a shortfall of nearly 13 goals below expectation.
That gap cannot persist forever. At home they have only failed to score in 18% of games, showing genuine reliability in front of their own supporters. Genoa arrive with just four away clean sheets all season and have kept a clean sheet in only 24% of away fixtures.
Fiorentina's underlying quality has been there all season. This is the game where it finally shows.
Bet: Aston Villa, Roma, Lyon, Strasbourg, Everton, Nottingham Forest & Fiorentina to all win at 142/1 with Coral
The Betting Desk is run by Neil Potter. Neil built and refined all of the site’s data models, helping it grow into a trusted source of analysis across the Premier League, EFL and major tournaments. His models track key metrics, long term trends and areas where market prices move away from underlying performance.
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