Premier League champions Liverpool make their first appearance since clinching the title when they visit an in-form Chelsea side at Stamford Bridge on Sunday afternoon.
Arne Slot’s men sealed the crown with four games to spare after a 5-1 rout of Tottenham, while Chelsea, fresh from a European semi-final win, aim to solidify their Champions League spot with a favourable result at home.
🔵Chelsea Eye Champions League Qualification | Home Win = 2.24💵
Chelsea come into this clash on a three-game winning streak, having seen off Fulham and Everton in the league and smashing Djurgardens 4-1 in the Conference League semi-final first leg.
Enzo Maresca’s side sits fifth and is unbeaten in 24 straight home games across all competitions. With top-four ambitions still alive, the Blues will push for a statement win against the new champions.
🔴Liverpool Set for Title-Lap Performance | Away Win = 3.27💵
Liverpool have won the Premier League for the 20th time, equalling Manchester United’s record, and enter the match full of confidence following a dominant display against Spurs.
Slot’s side haven’t lost in their last 20 fixtures played in the final month of the league season, May, since losing to Chelsea at the Bridge in 2018 and will be hoping to keep that record going by eyeing the 90-point mark.
Though the title is won, Liverpool still has records to break, their players like Salah also chasing record goals scored by a player aged 30 years.
🗝️Key Players & Team News📰:
Chelsea could be without goalkeeper Robert Sanchez and forward Christopher Nkunku, both nursing knocks. Nicolas Jackson is in hot form, having scored three goals in his last two matches.
Liverpool will be without Joe Gomez due to a hamstring issue, while Conor Bradley could return. Salah is expected to start as he aims to equal Drogba’s Premier League goal record for a player aged 30+.
🔢Match Stats & Betting Odds | Draw = 3.88💵
⚽ Liverpool are unbeaten in their last 10 games vs Chelsea. | Specials Market: Away Win & BTTS = 2.97
⚽ Chelsea haven’t failed to score at home since August 2024. | Specials Market: Over 2.5 7 Yes = 1.75
⚽ Liverpool has won three straight league games and scored 8 goals in the process, while they are also unbeaten against the Blues in their last four clashes. | Specials Market: Draw/Away & Over 2.5 = 2.95
With Chelsea looking to break their winless streak against the Reds and Liverpool aiming to maintain their title-winning momentum, this clash promises excitement at both ends.
🔗You can check out the EPL game Chelsea vs Liverpool on MSport.
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A Real Madrid side currently in crisis both on the pitch (injuries and bad form) and off the pitch (transfer noise and Ancelotti spectacle) return to La Liga action on Sunday, knowing that anything less than a win over Celta Vigo at the Bernabéu could all but end their La Liga title ambitions.
Carlo Ancelotti’s men are behind leaders Barcelona by four points, and with a huge clash against the Catalans looming, three points here are vital to keep the pressure on. Celta, however, are no pushovers, as they aim to solidify European qualification.
🔳Real Madrid Need Maximum Points to Stay in Title Race | Home Win = 1.38💵
Despite a difficult fortnight—being eliminated from Europe, losing the Copa del Rey final and practically all their defenders to injury—Madrid have kept their domestic title hopes alive with three straight 1-0 La Liga wins.
Los Blancos have dominated this fixture in recent years, winning each of their last nine league meetings with Celta. Their 2-1 win in Vigo earlier this season and January’s 5-2 extra time Copa thrashing underline their superiority.
With Barcelona expected to beat Valladolid, the gap could widen to seven points before kickoff. Madrid must respond with a strong performance at home, where they’ve been formidable all season, not forgetting that Celta recently played out a 4-3 thriller with Barca.
💠Celta Targeting Rare Bernabéu Win & European Stability | Away Win = 7.41💵
Celta Vigo travel to Madrid full of belief after a stunning 3-0 win over Villarreal that lifted them to seventh in La Liga, putting them in position for a Europa League spot.
Claudio Giraldez’s side has impressed at home, but their away form tells a different story, where they were up 1-3 at a point, exposing defensive vulnerabilities.
They haven’t won at the Bernabéu in La Liga since 2006 and are winless in their last 14 league clashes with Madrid, but their recent form suggests they won’t roll over without a fight.
🗝️Key Players & Team News📰:
Real Madrid are missing key defenders, with Militao, Mendy, Alaba, Rudiger, and Carvajal all sidelined. Camavinga is also out, meaning Tchouameni may fill in at centre-back alongside Raul Asencio.
Vinicius Jr and Mbappé are fit, while Jude Bellingham is cleared to play after his red card was overturned. Rodrygo could be benched amid ongoing transfer speculation.
Celta remain without Carl Starfelt and could be missing El-Abdellaoui again. Ilaix Moriba may start in midfield, while Borja Iglesias leads the attack, flanked by Alfon and Fer Lopez.
🔢Match Stats & Betting Odds | Draw = 5.78💵
⚽ Real Madrid have won their last nine La Liga games against Celta and are on a three-match league winning streak. | Specials Market: Home & Over 2.5 = 1.66
⚽ Celta are unbeaten in four of their last six games, recording impressive results against Barca (4-3 L) and Villarreal (3-0 W). | Specials Market: Over 2.5 & Yes = 1.73
⚽ All the last three meetings between these sides have produced at least 2.5 goals. | Main Market: Over 3.5 = 1.93
Madrid will be desperate to keep their title hopes alive with a win, but with Celta battling for Europe, this one could be closer than recent history suggests. Expect high stakes and plenty of intensity at the Bernabéu.
🔗You can check out the La Liga game Real Madrid vs Celta Vigo, on MSport.
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