This match looks tough to call result-wise, thus Genoa’s impressive record of conceding corners presents the greatest value in this mid-table clash.

Sunday’s hosts average 5.42 corners conceded per game, permitting their opposition to take at least 4 in 15 of their 19 league games, including in each of their most recent 8 matches. Looking more specifically at this streak, we’ve seen their average rise to a staggering 6.75 corners conceded per 90 minutes.

Parma themselves have been proficient in this area of play, averaging 4.84 corners won per game. In 14 out of 19 league clashes, Parma have taken at least 4 corners, but this presents even more value when you examine the teams against whom they’ve fallen short.

Roma, Inter, Atalanta, and Milan represent 4 of the 5, although it’s worth mentioning Genoa were the fifth and final exception. If you’re able to mark this down as an anomaly, the pattern and value is clear to see.

Just 1 point above Espanyol in the relegation zone, Getafe currently find themselves under pressure to pick up points. They have won just 3 of their 18 league games all season, and are yet to register a win on the road. In addition, Gefate have scored just 3 goals in their 8 away fixtures this term, resulting in a dismal record of 2 draws and 6 losses.

After a three-week hiatus from league football, Las Palmas will aim to extend their positive start under Diego Martinez in the Spanish top flight. Since taking over, his side have won 6 out of 9 league matches.

Los Amarillos had the upper hand in this matchup last season, landing this bet in both head-to-head games. When these sides last met at the Gran Canaria Stadium, Las Palmas won 2-0, before playing out an enthralling 3-3 draw in the reverse fixture.

Venezia’s average of 1.79 cards per game renders them the 4th cleanest side in Serie A according to that metric. They also rank in the bottom half of the league when considering the number of cards their opponents receive. All in all, their matches have averaged 3.7 cards awarded, making the 5 mark a pretty distant figure.

Inter’s games have been even more cards-free with the Nerazzurri’s matches averaging just 2.94 cards – the fewest of any team in Serie A. Only Napoli have picked up fewer this season, meanwhile Inter’s opponents have also been cautioned on a fewer number of occasions than those of any other team.

Marco Piccinini has been allocated control of this affair and there’s no reason to suggest that would increase the expected card count. The Italian referee has averaged 4.14 cards per game across his career which is around the average in Serie A. 

He’s yet to referee Venezia, but has awarded an average of just 0.75 cards to the Nerazzurri across his 4 matches in charge of them – the fewest of any team.

As the Bundesliga makes its long-awaited return for 2025 following the winter break, this weekend offers several exciting matchups, and few seem more fitting for a BTTS selection than RB Leipzig’s clash with Werder Bremen. Given both teams’ recent performances, this game promises goals from both sides.

Earlier in the season, this fixture might have looked like a routine win for Leipzig. However, recent form suggests it may not be so straightforward for the home side. Leipzig, who started the season in impressive fashion, have faltered of late, suffering 4 defeats in their last 7 league games – the same number of losses they endured in their previous 30 Bundesliga matches combined.

While their attacking prowess remains intact, with goals in each of their last 6 matches and 9 of their 12 home fixtures, defensive vulnerabilities have emerged. They’ve conceded a worrying 14 goals in their last 3 league defeats and managed just 4 clean sheets in their last 13 competitive games. Against a resurgent Bremen attack, this fragility could be a key factor.

For Werder Bremen, the motivation to break their 10-match winless streak against Leipzig is undeniable. A victory would see them leapfrog their opponents in the league table, adding extra incentive. Bremen’s strength this season has been their away form, having earned 16 of their 25 league points on the road.

They’ve scored in all but 1 of their last 11 away games, with BTTS landing in 7 of those matches. While their defence has shown improvement, keeping 2 clean sheets in their last 2 away games, containing Leipzig, who average 1.57 goals per game at home in the league, will be a significant challenge.

Both fixtures between these sides last season ended 1-1, and BTTS has landed in 6 of their last 7 meetings.

League leaders Napoli should have a fairly simple task ahead of them in dispatching Verona at home and will expect to control the game from the off.

The hosts have picked up just 23 yellow cards in the league this season – the fewest of any side, presenting a lowly average of just 1.21 per game. In their last 8 matches, this average falls to a mere 0.75 cards. If that’s not enough to convince you that Napoli are unlikely to be cautioned in abundance, Verona’s opponents have averaged just 1.26 cards and 9.32 fouls per game – both of which rank bottom in Serie A.

Verona themselves have picked up more cards than any other league side, averaging a notable 3.16 per game. They’ve already seen 6 players sent off this season, also the most of any side, and average 14.89 fouls per 90, second only to Empoli.