Wednesday, 4 November 2026

AEK Athens FC

20:45 Doha time

Real Madrid

Our pick1–2

AEK Athens have home form to offer hope, but Real Madrid arrive with three wins from three in the league phase. The challenge is to turn that advantage into a difficult night for the favourites.

Fenerbahçe

20:45 Doha time

Liverpool

Our pick1–2

Liverpool arrive in Istanbul after winning all three of their Champions League matches, while Fenerbahçe seek a response after a difficult start to the league phase. The hosts’ home record in this competition offers a reason for confidence.

Borussia Dortmund

Real Betis

Our pick2–1

Real Betis arrive with three straight Champions League wins and sit fifth after three league-phase matches. Borussia Dortmund are six points behind, but their home advantage gives them a chance to halt the visitors’ momentum.

FC Porto

Napoli

Our pick1–0

FC Porto have lost all three of their Champions League matches and sit bottom of the league phase. Napoli arrive with three points, but their own results and defensive record leave room for Porto to respond.

Lens

Como

Our pick1–2

Como arrive in Lens with a three-point advantage and a stronger start to the league phase, but the home side will look to make their ground count. Lens need a response after conceding seven goals in their last three matches.

PSV Eindhoven

Club Brugge KV

Our pick2–1

PSV sit 18th in the Champions League table, two points behind 11th-placed Club Brugge, but their preparations are complicated by several injuries. Brugge arrive with a sharper scoring record in the competition, setting up a demanding test for the depleted hosts.

RB Leipzig

Manchester City

Our pick1–2

Manchester City have scored freely in the Champions League, while RB Leipzig have conceded eight goals in three matches. Their recent meetings have also tended to produce goals.

Slavia Praha

Arsenal

Our pick0–1

Arsenal return to Prague with their unbeaten record against Slavia Praha intact after three meetings. The Gunners are also better placed in the Champions League standings, while Slavia need a result to revive their campaign.

Viking

Sabah FA

Our pick2–1

Only two points separate Sabah FA and Viking after three league-phase matches. With both sides conceding regularly in recent games, a small advantage could prove decisive in Stavanger.

UEFA Europa League Wed 4 Nov

UEFA Europa League

Rennes

18:30 Doha time

Olympiakos Piraeus

Our pick0–1

Olympiakos Piraeus arrive in Rennes with three Europa League wins from three and just one goal conceded. Rennes have drawn twice in the competition, leaving the visitors with the stronger momentum.

Botola Pro

Our pick0–0

FAR Rabat and Raja Casablanca are separated by just two points, with both sides unbeaten in the league so far. Their recent meetings have been close, setting up another contest where small margins could decide it.

Copa del Rey

Copa del Rey Wed 4 Nov

Utebo

22:30 Doha time

Sabadell

Our pick0–1

A straightforward Round of 128 tie that pits Utebo's fourth-tier survival battle against Sabadell's established Segunda División stability, with a single-goal margin the likeliest outcome.

Serie A

Our pick0–1

Chapecoense need points to climb the Serie A standings, but arrive after a difficult run and face a Mirassol side with the stronger recent defensive record. Both clubs will also be without several players.

Our pick1–0

Internacional have the chance to improve their position in Serie A when they face Coritiba in Porto Alegre. The hosts’ stronger recent scoring and home record offer encouragement, but Coritiba sit seven points above them.

Championship

Championship Wed 4 Nov

Cardiff

22:45 Doha time

West Ham

Our pick1–2

Cardiff’s home strength gives them a route to upset a West Ham side with the stronger league position and attacking record. The visitors have won all six of their away matches, but Cardiff have yet to lose at home.

Championship Wed 4 Nov

Wrexham

22:45 Doha time

Middlesbrough

Our pick0–1

Wrexham’s recent results have been uneven, while Middlesbrough arrive in stronger form at the top of the Championship. Their recent head-to-heads have been close, with neither side scoring more than twice.

Championship Wed 4 Nov

Bristol City

Wolves

Our pick0–1

Third-placed Wolves arrive six points above Bristol City, with a chance to strengthen their position in the Championship’s promotion race. Bristol City’s home scoring record offers the hosts a route to make the contest uncomfortable.