Sunday, 25 October 2026
70 match previews for Sunday, 25 October 2026, across 16 competitions, with final scores and how our predictions compared.
Premier League
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Newcastle head to Selhurst Park just one point and three places ahead of Crystal Palace, with both sides searching for the advantage that has eluded them so far. A tight, open contest looks likely.
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Hull City have won none of their last five Premier League games, and a long injury list leaves them short of options as Brentford visit the MKM Stadium on Sunday.
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Brighton travel to Anfield on Sunday hoping to extend a run that has lifted them into the top three, against a Liverpool side still searching for consistency. Both teams are missing several key players.
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Manchester United have drawn four of their seven league games this season. Now they face a Bournemouth side just one point behind them, with both teams hunting a decisive edge at Old Trafford.
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Sunderland face a Leeds side they beat only in March, with the hosts searching for a first win of the run. Leeds arrive seventh and in far better shape.
Read previewLa Liga
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Getafe's 2-0 win in April is the most recent meeting between these sides, and it still colours this encounter at San Mamés. Both teams sit on nine points, so a single result could open a gap.
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Real Betis sit fourth in La Liga, Celta Vigo eighth, but the two sides approach this Sunday meeting in very different ways: Betis score freely on the road, while Celta are at their best when keeping the door shut.
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Real Sociedad have won three of the last five meetings with Levante, most recently 2-0 in April. Sunday's La Liga clash looks set to test whether that advantage still holds.
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Barcelona have won every league game this season and face a Real Madrid side in form, with the top of La Liga on the line. Injuries on both sides add another layer to a meeting that could define the title race.
Read previewBundesliga
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Bayer Leverkusen, fourth in the Bundesliga, travel to Hoffenheim on Sunday hoping to stretch a run that has lifted them into the top four. Hoffenheim, 13th, need to find the consistency that has eluded them.
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Two of the Bundesliga's top four meet in Freiburg on Sunday, with first place and a place at the front of the title race on the line. Bayern arrive with the better attack, while Freiburg have built their season around a fortress at the Europa-Park Stadion.
Read previewLigue 1
Our pick1–0
Lille have won three of the last four meetings with Monaco, and the sides meet on Sunday level on 14 points at the Stade Louis II.
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Angers have struggled at home this season, while Lorient arrive in better shape and higher in the table. Can the hosts turn the form book on its head at the Stade Raymond Kopa?
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Auxerre and Le Mans are separated by just three points in the lower half of Ligue 1, but Auxerre's long injury list will shape how they approach this Sunday meeting.
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Le Havre head to the Orange Vélodrome bottom of Ligue 1 and still without a league win this season, with pressure mounting after a run of defeats.
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Rennes have been hard to beat at Roazhon Park this season, while Strasbourg are searching for a result to ease mounting pressure in Ligue 1.
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Twelfth-placed Toulouse host a Troyes side that has lost five straight league games and is second from bottom. The home side have never lost to their visitors in their last five meetings.
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Paris Saint Germain bring four consecutive league wins to the Parc des Princes, and a chance to move clear at the top, when Lyon arrive on Sunday. Lyon have been just as hard to beat this season, so the question is whether the winning run survives a serious test.
Read previewCAF Champions League
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Simba have won three in a row and arrive at Isamuhyo Stadium on Sunday knowing a win sends them into the next round of the CAF Champions League. 15 de Agosto must produce a turnaround to stay alive.
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Colombe carry a two-goal cushion into this CAF Champions League knockout tie, while Teungueth must overturn it or see their continental campaign end on Sunday.
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Sidama Bunna travel to Omdurman needing to overturn a two-goal first-leg deficit against Al Hilal, who only have to avoid defeat to keep their place in the CAF Champions League.
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ASEC Mimosas and Maghreb Fès have both collected five points from three games, and only one of them can reach the next round of the CAF Champions League. Abidjan hosts the decisive leg on Sunday.
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Club Africain and TP Mazembe meet on Sunday at Hammadi Agrebi, with a place in the next round at stake. Both sides have been solid in the competition so far, and neither can afford a slip.
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San-Pédro left with a 2-1 win from their last meeting and a valuable advantage. Nouadhibou must respond at home on Sunday if they want to keep their CAF Champions League run alive.
Read previewBotola Pro
Our pick1–1
Bottom of the Botola Pro and one place above, CR Khemis Zemamra and FUS Rabat meet with both still searching for their first win of the season.
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Kawkab Marrakech top the Botola Pro standings after four rounds, and a Sunday meeting with Difaa EL Jadida could open a gap that shapes the title race. Difaa need a result to keep pace.
Read previewCAF Confederation Cup
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Durban City travel into the return leg with a 3-1 cushion from the first meeting, leaving ASPL 2000 with a steep task to keep their Confederation Cup hopes alive.
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Diarra head into the return leg with a one-goal cushion from the first meeting, while ASC Kara need a convincing win to keep their CAF Confederation Cup hopes alive.
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Singida Black Stars have scored 11 goals in three matches and conceded only once this season. Their winning run faces a Tusker side still searching for consistency in this CAF Confederation Cup second preliminary round tie.
Read previewEredivisie
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Fortuna Sittard edged Excelsior 2-1 in February, and the contrast between the two sides is just as stark for this Sunday's rematch. One team scores, the other keeps conceding.
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Groningen arrive in Nijmegen with the sharper attack and the better record on the road, while NEC are still searching for a home win this season.
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PSV have won three of their last five league games, but Feyenoord arrive on a five-match winning run and top the table. Sunday's clash in Eindhoven could reshape the race at the top of the Eredivisie.
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Ajax arrive fourth in the Eredivisie and unbeaten in their last five meetings with Sparta Rotterdam, who sit 13th. Sunday's match at Het Kasteel looks like another test of that hold on the fixture.
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Sunday's clash in Alkmaar could decide which side keeps pace with the Eredivisie's leaders and which slips out of the top-two conversation. Both sides have strong recent form and plenty to play for.
Read previewPrimeira Liga
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Moreirense arrive in Cascais with a lot less pressure than the hosts, who are searching for a first league win of the season while sitting bottom of the table on Sunday.
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Nacional face SC Braga in Funchal needing points badly, with five straight league defeats and a place in the relegation zone to escape. Braga come in with the stronger record and the recent head-to-head edge.
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Seven points apiece and separated by little more than a goal difference, Rio Ave and Famalicao meet on Sunday with a chance to open daylight between themselves and the chasing pack.
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Academico Viseu arrive in Lisbon on four straight wins, but they face a Sporting side that has not lost a league game this season.
Read previewSerie A
Our pick1–0Correct result
Palmeiras have lost only once in their last five league outings and have conceded just one goal in that stretch. They host RB Bragantino at Nubank Parque with a chance to extend a run that has lifted them into second place.
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Vasco DA Gama and Corinthians sit side by side in the Serie A table, separated by barely anything. Whoever gets the upper hand at São Januário could open a gap that the other spends weeks chasing.
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Chapecoense have lost four of their last five league games and sit at the foot of Serie A. Fluminense arrive comfortably placed in the top half, with a squad missing its own key names.
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Bahia and Santos sit side by side in the Serie A table, separated by four points. Their recent meetings suggest another close, goal-filled contest.
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Inter top Serie A on 19 points, while Fiorentina have four from seven and sit 18th. Can the visitors make San Siro uncomfortable?
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Frosinone arrive in Bergamo sitting sixth in Serie A, while Atalanta face them with a long list of absentees. How Gian Piero Gasperini's side cope will decide this Sunday's contest.
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Venezia sit rock bottom of Serie A and need points quickly to start climbing out of the relegation zone when they travel to Genoa on Sunday. Genoa are only a few places and a handful of points better off, so neither side can afford another slip.
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Juventus travel to Lecce on Sunday without having lost to the hosts in any of their last five Serie A meetings. Both sides are in the middle of the table, with plenty still to play for.
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AC Milan arrive in Udine looking to strengthen their hold on a top-four place, while Udinese need to stop a run that has produced no points in five league games. Can the underdogs make the favourites uncomfortable?
Read previewSüper Lig
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Gençlerbirliği have conceded 14 goals in their last five matches, yet the recent history between these two sides suggests Sunday's meeting in Konya will be decided by very little.
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Göztepe need home points to climb away from the bottom half, while Çorum arrive in strong away form looking to keep their place in the upper table. Their contrasting records make this a fascinating Süper Lig test.
Read previewJupiler Pro League
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Standard Liege head to Genk on Sunday with three straight defeats on their record, while the home side look to turn their strong run at Cegeka Arena into more points.
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Club Brugge have won seven of their last eight league games and have scored freely at home. St. Truiden have struggled to find any rhythm this season, but they have already given Brugge a tough time this campaign.
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Leaders Gent face Anderlecht on Sunday in a match that could shape the early contours of the Jupiler Pro League title and qualification race.
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Union Saint-Gilloise arrive on a four-match winning run, while Cercle Brugge are rooted to the bottom of the Pro League and desperate for a result that starts their climb out of trouble.
Read previewPremiership
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Celtic won the last meeting between these sides 2-1 in May. This Sunday's rematch at Easter Road finds Hibernian at the foot of the table and desperate for points.
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Motherwell have lost five league games in a row and sit 10th in the Premiership. A home win against third-placed Heart of Midlothian on Sunday would go a long way towards easing the pressure.
Read previewLiga Profesional Argentina
Our pick0–1
Aldosivi have won just two of their 29 league matches this season, and a home date with Belgrano Cordoba offers little respite. Belgrano arrive in Mar del Plata with the better form and the stronger defence.
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Boca Juniors and Independiente last met in April, when a 1-1 draw left both sides short of a full return. Their rematch on Sunday carries far more weight as the Clausura race takes shape.
Read previewMajor League Soccer
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Inter Miami head to Harrison second in the East and in good form, while the Red Bulls look to stop a slide in front of their own supporters.
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Chicago arrive as the clear favourites, fourth in the Eastern Conference against Atlanta's 14th-place side. Can Atlanta turn their home ground into a platform for an upset?
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DC United have won once in their last five Major League Soccer matches and sit third from bottom. Cincinnati arrive with a six-point cushion and a habit of scoring late.
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New York City FC have not lost to Orlando City in their last five Major League Soccer meetings. Now they travel to Florida, sitting 12th in the Eastern Conference, looking to extend that run.
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New England Revolution sit third and Philadelphia Union sixth, and a result here would tell us a lot about who can push for the top of the East. Both sides have injury doubts to work through.
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FC Dallas and the San Jose Earthquakes meet in Frisco with the Western Conference's upper places on the line. Both have been strong on the road and both have a few injury worries.
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Minnesota United have conceded 35 goals in 15 away matches this season, and that travelling frailty is at the centre of their fight to escape the foot of the Western Conference table. Houston look to hold their place in the top five.
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Austin head to Sporting Kansas City with three straight defeats on their record and their season drifting. Both sides are desperate for a result, and the pressure falls hardest on the visitors.
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Colorado Rapids have not won in their last five Major League Soccer games, while Vancouver Whitecaps sit top of the Western Conference. Can the home side use their home record to upset the favourites?
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Portland Timbers have conceded nine goals in their last five matches, a weakness that Charlotte's sharper league form could exploit at Providence Park. Both sides have plenty to prove in this Major League Soccer clash.
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St. Louis City arrive in Sandy second in the Western Conference, 15 points clear of a Real Salt Lake side that has struggled for consistency. Can the hosts turn a clear underdog role into a result?
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Seattle head south with four key players ruled out and two more doubtful, a problem that could decide how far the Sounders can climb in the Western Conference.
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