Saturday, 24 October 2026
68 match previews for Saturday, 24 October 2026, across 17 competitions, with final scores and how our predictions compared.
Premier League
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Manchester City arrive at Villa Park on five straight wins and top of the table. Aston Villa, 12th in the standings, must find a way to stop the leaders if they want to climb back into contention.
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Arsenal's free-scoring form meets Everton's away scoring problem at the Emirates on Saturday. Second-placed Arsenal are favourites, but Everton's compact approach could keep it tight.
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Coventry and Fulham meet on Saturday separated by a single point, both in the lower reaches of the Premier League table. The side that finds a decisive edge could open a gap that matters.
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Chelsea have won four of their last five meetings with Tottenham, and every one of those five games was decided by a single goal. Saturday's London derby at Stamford Bridge arrives with the two sides moving in opposite directions.
Read previewLa Liga
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Elche have yet to win a home league game this season, and they arrive in Madrid 18th in La Liga, needing points to climb out of the relegation zone. Rayo, just two points ahead, are unbeaten at home so far.
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Racing Santander and Espanyol sit level on eight points and one place apart, so a win at El Sardinero on Saturday could be the first real step out of the bottom three. Both sides have been far from convincing this season.
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Valencia have won just once in their last five league games and are still looking for a home win this season. Villarreal arrive with a run of five unbeaten meetings against their neighbours to protect.
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Deportivo La Coruna travel to the Metropolitano without a league win in their last five matches, facing an Atletico side that has never lost to them in five recent meetings.
Read previewBundesliga
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Schalke arrive in Cologne 15th in the table and missing five players. The hosts, 12th, have not lost to their rivals in their last five meetings.
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Union Berlin have scored just twice in their last five Bundesliga games and sit 17th. A trip to Augsburg on Saturday offers a chance to start climbing.
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Werder Bremen travel to Mainz without six players through injury, a problem that could decide how far they can push a side sitting fifth. The hosts have their own absentees, but Bremen's list is the longer one.
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Separated by a single point in the Bundesliga table, SV Elversberg travel to Leipzig knowing a win would open a small but meaningful gap. The hosts have their own reasons to tighten up the top half.
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Hamburger SV arrive in Paderborn on the back of three straight Bundesliga wins, while the hosts have collected just one victory in six games this season. Can the visitors keep their run alive?
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Borussia Dortmund, second in the Bundesliga, face Eintracht Frankfurt on Saturday in a match that could tighten their hold on the title race. Frankfurt, 11th, need a result to stop slipping further.
Read previewCAF Champions League
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Al Merreikh have won two of their three games this season, but Horoya arrive with the advantage from their last meeting and a sharper away record. Only one side goes through.
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EL Merriekh Bentiu travel to Cairo needing to overturn a first-leg defeat, while Pyramids FC can take a narrow lead into a tie they only need to manage. Cairo's knockout night could decide who reaches the next round.
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Zamalek have won all three of their games this season and conceded only once in their last three. APR now need to overturn that momentum in a tie where one result decides who advances.
Read previewBotola Pro
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Second-placed CODM Meknès travel to Amal Tiznit on Saturday, with a side near the summit looking to protect their position against a club in the lower half.
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Wydad AC travel to Rabat in ninth place, two points and three places behind their hosts. With the Botola Pro table this tight, Saturday's meeting at Stade Prince Moulay Hassan could decide who pulls clear of the pack.
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Moghreb Tetouan have yet to win this season, but Widad Témara face the sharper spotlight after a run of defeats that has left them 13th in a 16-team table. The visitors need a response in Tetouan.
Read previewCAF Confederation Cup
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Réal Bamako won 3-1 in Zarzis on 17 October and go into Saturday's second-round return with the advantage. ES Zarzis must win by at least three clear goals in Bamako to reach the next round.
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Al Ahli Tripoli arrive at home holding a 4-0 advantage over Welwalo Adigrat Uni, leaving the visitors needing a near-perfect night to keep the tie alive.
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Black Bulls Maputo host Rayon Sports on Saturday holding a 2-0 advantage from the first meeting. Rayon have scored only once in their last three matches, and the Confederation Cup knockout tie is tilting towards the home side.
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CS Sfaxien and AFAD meet on Saturday in Sfax with a Confederation Cup place on the line. The hosts have kept their home door shut, while AFAD have scored freely but have not yet won a game this season.
Read previewPro League
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Sixth-placed NEOM face winless Abha in Tabuk on Saturday, with the league's bottom side looking to turn an underdog tag into a result.
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Al-Ettifaq sit one place and three points above Al Kholood in the Pro League, and a home side searching for its first win in a while will be under scrutiny on Saturday in Ar Rass.
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Al Taawon have not won a league game all season, yet they have taken two of the last five meetings with Al Riyadh. Saturday's Pro League clash in Riyadh could hinge on that contradiction.
Read previewEredivisie
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Utrecht have not lost to PEC Zwolle in their last five Eredivisie meetings, and they host a Zwolle side still searching for form. Saturday's clash at Stadion Galgenwaard could tilt the table in the middle and bottom of the league.
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Willem II have yet to win a league match this season and sit bottom of the Eredivisie. Cambuur arrive in Tilburg unbeaten in their last five games, which makes Saturday a tough test for the hosts.
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ADO Den Haag have yet to keep a clean sheet this season and sit 17th in the Eredivisie. Heerenveen arrive eighth and in steadier form, with a chance to widen the gap at the bottom.
Read previewPrimeira Liga
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Estrela have only one win in their last five and Casa Pia sit 17th, so this Amadora clash matters most to the visitors, who are searching for a way out of the relegation zone.
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Alverca beat Arouca 2-1 when the sides met in April, and they host them again on Saturday on the back of three straight league wins.
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Leaders Porto travel to Gil Vicente on the back of five straight league wins. Can their momentum carry them through a tricky away trip?
Read previewSerie A
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Remo need points badly as they travel to a Cruzeiro side sitting fourth in Serie A, with the relegation zone close enough to feel. The visitors have scored little on the road, and their absences make the task harder.
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Cagliari arrive on three straight wins and sit comfortably in the top half, but Bologna, bottom of the table's lower half and missing key men, have won more of the recent head-to-heads.
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Como sit fifth in Serie A while Sassuolo languish in 13th, and the last three meetings between the sides point to a home side that has had the upper hand. Injuries on both sides could shape Saturday's contest in Como.
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Napoli host AS Roma on Saturday after a patchy run, while the visitors arrive unbeaten in Serie A and third in the table. Injuries on both sides add another layer to a clash of contrasting strengths.
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Lazio have won six of their last seven and sit second in Serie A. Parma, 19th, arrive in Rome still looking for their first away win of the season.
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Internacional host Botafogo in Porto Alegre with a long list of absentees, while Botafogo have their own problems. Here is how the injuries could shape a tight contest.
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Sao Paulo travel to Mirassol with the better league position but a poor away record. Mirassol's home form and recent head-to-head results give the hosts the edge.
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Vitoria have not won a league game away from home all season, and now they must host Atletico Paranaense, third in Serie A. Can the hosts turn their home form into a result against the division's stronger side?
Read previewSüper Lig
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Kasımpaşa arrive seventh in the Süper Lig and unbeaten in their last five, while Eyüpspor sit bottom after five straight defeats with pressure building on them at home.
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Gaziantep FK sit 14th in the Süper Lig after a run of defeats, three points behind Erzurumspor FK. Saturday's round-nine clash is a chance to stop the slide.
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Second-placed Amed visit a Samsunspor side rooted near the foot of the Süper Lig table, with the hosts searching for their first real lift of the season. Can the bottom club trouble the visitors?
Read previewChampionship
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Norwich have beaten Charlton in each of their last five meetings, and they head to south London hoping to make it six. Both sides are struggling in the lower half of the Championship.
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Portsmouth and Millwall sit side by side on 15 points after 11 games. Saturday's meeting at Fratton Park could decide which side gets the edge in the chasing pack.
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Six points from eleven games and a goal difference of minus eleven: Derby arrive at Bramall Lane as one of the weakest sides in the Championship. Can they still trouble Sheffield United on Saturday?
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Blackburn and Wrexham are separated by a single point in the Championship's middle third, and their recent meetings suggest a narrow margin at Ewood Park on Saturday.
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Birmingham have conceded just three goals in their last five matches and arrive at Cardiff City Stadium as one of the division's form teams. Cardiff, meanwhile, are looking to climb out of the relegation zone.
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Burnley travel to Lincoln with a badly depleted squad, a problem that could shape how this Championship clash unfolds on Saturday.
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Bottom-of-the-table Preston face a West Brom side fifth in the Championship, with the pressure on the home team growing after a run of defeats.
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Swansea sit top of the Championship with a six-point cushion over ninth-placed QPR. Saturday's meeting at Loftus Road could decide whether the gap widens or starts to close.
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Stoke City host a Bristol City side that beat them 2-0 earlier this season. Can the visitors turn that recent form into another upset on Saturday?
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Southampton travel to London Stadium five points behind third-placed West Ham, looking to close the gap in a Championship clash with real consequences for the race at the top.
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Wolves have struggled for consistency lately, but Watford arrive at the foot of the Championship with little away form to lean on. Can the visitors make Saturday's clash at Molineux uncomfortable?
Read previewJupiler Pro League
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Charleroi arrive in Antwerp third in the table and unbeaten on the road, while the hosts are searching for a first win in five league games. Pressure is mounting on the home side.
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OH Leuven beat Lommel United 5-1 in a friendly this summer, but the competitive history between the clubs is far more evenly balanced. Lommel arrive higher in the table and with the better away record.
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KVC Westerlo arrive in the top half of the Jupiler Pro League on a run of four straight wins, while SK Beveren are struggling near the bottom of the mid-table. Can the hosts keep it going this Saturday?
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Zulte Waregem head to Easi Arena in a stronger position than their opponents, who are looking to pull themselves out of the bottom three. Saturday's clash could shape how far RAAL's survival hopes stretch.
Read previewPremiership
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Only a point separates Dundee Utd and Aberdeen in the Premiership table, and Saturday's meeting in Dundee could decide who edges ahead. Both sides arrive with similar records but different strengths.
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Kilmarnock head to Falkirk in the Premiership bottom half, with a leaky defence making their escape from the relegation zone a steep task.
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Rangers have won four of their last five league games and have never lost to St Johnstone in their recent meetings. Can they make it six straight wins over the Perth side?
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Dundee sit fourth in the Premiership and St Mirren are eighth with five straight defeats behind them. Paisley's side need a result on Saturday to stop the slide.
Read previewLiga Profesional Argentina
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Lanus travel to Banfield with the stronger recent record in this rivalry, having won two of the last five meetings. Recent clashes have been tight, low-scoring affairs that could be decided by a single goal.
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Third-placed Defensa Y Justicia travel to Cordoba as the stronger side on the table, but Talleres have a useful home record and a recent win over this opponent. A close contest looks likely.
Read previewMajor League Soccer
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Nashville SC lead the Major League Soccer table with a goal difference of +41, while CF Montreal sit at the foot of the standings. Can the hosts pull off an upset at Saputo Stadium?
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Columbus Crew and Toronto FC are separated by a single point, and Saturday's meeting could decide who gains the upper hand in a tight part of the table. The home side arrives with the better recent run.
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