4 Football Games You Can Make Some Easter Cash from This Weekend

Yes! The highly dreaded international break is gone… at least for now. Club football action will resume this week and we can’t wait.

Pertaining to Europe’s top 5 leagues, the league title winners have already been decided. Manchester City, Barcelona, PSG, Bayern Munich and Juventus are well on their way to yet another league title in England, Spain, France, Germany and Italy.

But the race to avoid relegation is still very much on, amongst other races like the highest goal scorer, making every of these leagues one to be on the lookout for. As action in the world of club football resumes next week, here are four games with which you can earn yourself some extra cash this weekend:

1. Bayern Munich vs. Borussia Dortmund

It’s time for Der Klassiker in Germany. Top-of-the-table Bayern Munich faces third-place Borussia Dortmund. 18 points separate both sides on the log table but it won’t mean anything when both teams step on to the field of play and try to get the goals.

While every meeting between both sides is always a spectacle to behold, the past five games between both sides have featured goal fests, with each game having at least three goals scored.

2. Juventus vs. AC Milan

For Juventus, this game is the perfect opportunity to increase the gap between themselves and Napoli to five points. For AC Milan, an extra three points from this game can push them even further towards automatic Champions League qualification.

Juventus’ home record is terrifying. They have only lost one home game all-season long. They’ve scored 34 goals in the 14 home games they’ve played this season and have conceded just 4 goals. AC Milan, on the other hand, have conceded an average of at least one goal per game whenever they played outside the San Siro stadium.

3. Chelsea vs. Tottenham

The dramatic race to finish in the top four in the Premier League is still very much on. And these two teams are principal actors in all that drama.

Fourth-place Spurs lead fifth-placed Chelsea with five points. A win over the Blues will increase that lead to eight points. Should the Blues win like they’ve done in four of the past seven meetings between both clubs, the gap reduces to two points, giving Conte’s men to remain contenders for the top four.

4. Sevilla vs. Barcelona

The stand-out stat from this game is the fact that Sevilla has tasted defeat in six of their last games against Barcelona. In each game, they conceded at least two goals. Barcelona remains the only side in Europe’s top five leagues yet to taste defeat.

For Sevilla, they have lost 3 games already at home this season. They’ve scored an average of at least one goal per game at home but…

With the return of club football, which of these games are you looking forward to seeing this weekend? Leave us a comment and share your thoughts with us.