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Matches to watch

Next 7 days · Times: Europe/London

Matches

All leagues · 18 matches

TimeMatchScore1X2xG (forecast)
UEFA Europa LeagueEurope18 matches
20:00 Bournemouth Hapoel Beer Sheva — —|—
20:00 Lyon Bayer Leverkusen — —|—
20:00 Marseille Anderlecht — —|—
20:00 1899 Hoffenheim Ferencvarosi TC — —|—
20:00 Benfica AZ Alkmaar — —|—
20:00 AC Milan Ararat-Armenia — —|—
20:00 Juventus Real Sociedad — —|—
20:00 Celta Vigo Lillestrom — —|—
20:00 Plzen Jagiellonia — —|—
20:00 Red Bull Salzburg Crystal Palace — —|—
20:00 Dinamo Zagreb Sturm Graz — —|—
20:00 Sparta Praha Rennes — —|—
20:00 Sunderland Levski Sofia — —|—
20:00 OFI Lech Poznan — —|—
20:00 Union St. Gilloise Celtic — —|—
20:00 Omonia Nicosia Besiktas — —|—
20:00 Celje NEC Nijmegen — —|—
20:00 Torreense Olympiakos Piraeus — —|—

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Key insights

Automatic descriptive highlights from tracked current clubs. Each metric is ordered within its own type; types alternate to keep the selection varied. Up to six cards, normally one per club and at most two when the selection is small.

Result statistics require at least five known completed matches. They use the last ten recorded results across all competitions, or the last eight away results. Future, special and invalid results are excluded; missing results can interrupt real-world sequences, so streaks refer to recorded results. 10+ means at least ten within the window.

Bars run oldest to newest. Height shows goals scored, or goals conceded in conceding cards, on the same 0–6 scale. Six or more goals use maximum height; zero retains a small marker. Colour shows the result: teal = win, amber = draw, red = loss. In event and streak cards, solid bars mark the event and faded bars mark its absence. Hover for the date, full score and event. xG and points cards compare their two inputs, not a fabricated history.

xG Difference uses observed Playing style averages; window size is not xG coverage and the two metrics can have different denominators. Points minus xPts uses the same covered current-league matches and stored forecasts as Club strength, including labelled historical reconstructions.

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