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The weekend soccer slate is packed with marquee matchups across Europe, with all five of our featured games kicking off on Saturday. We’ve got a trio of Premier League fixtures headlined by a heated Manchester derby, plus one matchup each from La Liga and Serie A featuring heavy favorites in strong bounce-back spots. Below, we break down our favorite soccer bets for the weekend, including totals and moneyline angles that align with form, matchup dynamics, and market pricing. Be sure to check back for updated soccer odds as kickoff approaches, and don’t forget to check out our soccer betting strategies throughout the weekend for live picks and adjustments, and compare our analysis to the best handicappers around. Check out our

Many fans and NFL bettors believe that the NFL Divisional Round is the best weekend of football all year long. With the eight teams left vying for a spot in the Super Bowl, it’s hard to argue against this. The Divisional Round is loaded with stars, elite defenses, rising coaching prospects, and Josh Allen. This weekend should be able to maximize on the thrilling action from the Wild Card Weekend, while providing us with memorable moments and, hopefully, some winning player prop bets. Last week, our player props focused on just three of the six Playoff games. And, in the end, we nailed five of our seven NFL picks. This week, we’re looking at three of the four Playoff games.

If Black Monday (January 5) was the appetizer, then what happened over the last week is the main course in one of the wildest coaching carousels we have seen in recent NFL history. Two NFL head coaches were let go during the season, one was axed a few hours after their final regular season game, and three more were sent to the unemployment line on Black Monday. Yet, those departures don’t even compare to what happened afterward. The seventh head coach to be relieved of duties was Baltimore’s longtime coach John Harbaugh on January 6. His firing shook up the entire NFL landscape and dramatically shifted a number of franchises’ target for their next head coach. Following Harbaugh’s departure, Mike

The NFL Playoffs have gotten off to an exciting start with four thrilling Wild Card games out of six scheduled matchups. The Underdogs got off to a hot start, as well. In our Wild Card Weekend underdog picks, we went 3-1. However, there is a caveat to that. When we made the Bills-Jaguars pick, it was when Buffalo was favored. So, we took the Jags getting 0.5 points in the first half. We would’ve won that if Cam Little nailed his field goat at the end of the second quarter. Yet, our caveat was that if Buffalo became the underdog before kickoff, then take Buffalo to win the game outright. Well, the Bills were the underdogs by Sunday, January 11,