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Porto head to the City Ground for the second leg of this Europa League quarter-final with the tie level at 1-1 after last week’s opener in Portugal. That keeps everything live. No away-goals rule, no real margin for error, and that usually creates a slightly strange second leg where both teams want control before they really want chaos. Forest have home advantage, but Porto probably come in feeling they left the first leg short of what their performance deserved. There is pressure on both sides, just in different ways. Forest are still balancing a complicated domestic run-in while trying to reach a first European semi-final in decades, and UEFA’s preview notes they have dropped their last two Europa League home

Celta de Vigo host Friburgo at Balaídos on Thursday, April 16, with kickoff set for 6:45 PM local time in the second leg of the Europa League quarterfinals. The pressure is obvious. Friburgo carry a 3-0 lead into Vigo after controlling the first leg, so Celta need a fast start and, really, close to a perfect night just to drag this tie back into reach. That scoreline changes everything from a betting angle. Celta cannot really afford a slow, cautious match, while Friburgo have every reason to stay compact, absorb pressure and wait for transition chances. Celta are also coming off a 3-0 home league loss to Oviedo, while Friburgo followed up their first-leg win with a 1-0 Bundesliga result

This Europa League quarterfinal second leg is set for Thursday, April 16, 2026, at Estadio La Cartuja in Sevilla, with kickoff at 3:00 PM ET. The first leg finished 1-1 in Braga, so this return match is simple enough: win and move on. Betis come into it under some pressure after a rough run in league play, while Braga arrive in better domestic rhythm and with a real chance to spoil what should be a huge home atmosphere in Seville. (ESPN.com) From a betting angle, this is the kind of second leg that gets tricky fast. Betis have home advantage and the bigger crowd push, but they have not exactly looked loose or free-flowing lately. Braga, meanwhile, have been more

St. Louis heads to the Delta Center on Thursday night for its season finale against Utah, with puck drop set for 7:30 PM on ESPN. The Blues come in at 36-33-12 and out of the playoff race, but they are not limping to the finish. They have won three straight and piled up 18 goals across those games, which changes the feel of this matchup a bit. Utah is 43-32-6, has already locked up the top wild-card spot in the West, and is set to face Vegas in the first round. That means the Mammoth have less at stake in the standings than the line might suggest. The recent form is what makes this game interesting for bettors. St. Louis