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City aim to take three more title race points
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Tips for La Liga and Serie A
Man City 1.222/9 v West Ham 16.531/2, the Draw 8.27/1
20:00
Live on Sky Sports Main Event
Alex Keble says: "Kevin de Bruyne is an injury doubt for Wednesday's game after missing out in the 2-1 defeat to Fulham. His absence in that game had a serious impact, because although Man City were deserved victors they played with far less fluency than usual, struggling to connect passes through midfield into the final third.
"West Ham will, of course, sit off Man City and attempt to frustrate them with a low block, using Declan Rice and Tomas Soucek to cut off the passing lanes into where De Bruyne usually operates.
"However, they were ripped open repeatedly by Crystal Palace last weekend as Eberichi Eze and Jeffrey Schlupp easily found space on either side of these two, thanks, mostly, to the fact David Moyes's 4-4-1-1 has Lucas Paqueta too advanced to help out...
"Ultimately, Man City are moving too freely to be stopped by a team that always seem to go through periods of looking passive, and with Kurt Zouma out injured there is an even higher chance of Erling Haaland breaking the Premier League goalscoring record on Wednesday.
Mike Norman says: "Erling Haaland scored his 50th goal of a remarkable season on Sunday, and he now has 34 goals in the Premier League to his name, a tally equalling the record set by Alan Shearer and Andy Cole.
"It will be quite fitting then for Haaland to claim the goalscoring record on his own with a goal in front of his own fans this evening, and not surprisingly he's just 15/8 to score two or more goals against the Hammers.
"If you fancy plenty of goals at the Etihad then that's not a bad price, so we'll include it in a Bet Builder that pays just shy of 6/1 (6.83).
"A Man City win and Over 3.5 Goals have to be included given the form of the hosts and the amount of goals they score at the Etihad, but we'll also take a chance on West Ham finding the back of the net.
"As good as City are they always seem to give you a chance in front of goal. They've conceded in six of their last eight matches in all competitions, and that includes shipping goals to the likes of Southampton, Leicester and Fulham."
Liverpool 1.282/7 v Fulham 12.523/2, the Draw 7.06/1
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Paul Higham says: "Liverpool are big 1/4 favourites but they'll have to guard against a huge emotional letdown after Sunday, while 10/1 shots Fulham put in a shift against Man City so will also need to somehow shake off tiredness or make changes.
"That 10/1 is an eye-watering price for any who watched Liverpool throw away a three-goal lead against Spurs and let Forest score twice on the break at Anfield.
"It's 7/1 draw no bet on Fulham and the 11/4 for Fulham or draw on the double chance may not be the worst idea in the world...
"Virgil van Dijk and Ibrahima Konate are odds on to attempt 90 passes in the game, but Andrew Robertson is 11/4 despite going over 100 pass attempts in his last four games - since Alexander-Arnold started stepping into midfield at Leeds.

"He'd eclipsed 100 just once before that game this season, ironically enough also against Leeds, and had 79 on the opening day at Fulham - so the increase in volume is obvious and now looks like a new normal for him."
Valencia 3.02/1 v Villarreal 2.546/4, the Draw 3.5551/20
Wednesday 3 May, 18:30
Live on LaLigaTV and Viaplay Sports 2
Dan Fitch says: "Two of the biggest clubs in Spain find themselves in contrasting circumstances, as Valencia take on Villarreal on Wednesday.
"Valencia lost 2-1 at Cadiz on Sunday, which leaves them at major risk of relegation. Now 17th in the table, both Espanyol and Getafe are within two points of Ruben Baraja's side.
"Villarreal are at the other end of the table, trying to catch Real Sociedad to secure Champions League qualification, with a five-point gap between the clubs."
"With Villarreal having won their last two games, they look pretty decent value at these odds. You can back the Yellow Submarine cautiously in the Draw No Bet market and still get a price of 1.76."
Verona 6.411/2 v Inter 1.674/6, the Draw 4.03/1
20:00
Live on BT Sport 2
Paul Higham says: "The Inter boss likes to rotate his front men with the likes of Lukaku, Dezko, Martinez and Correa to pick from, so it's not set in stone who'll start here.
"But Martinez came off the bench to score twice against Lazio and has scored three of Inter's last four league goals while also scoring in three of his last four games against Verona.
"So we'll go with Martinez, but we'll back him for 2+ shots on target at 10/11, as he's managed in three of his last five and in the reverse fixture with Verona.
"The hosts are also second in Serie A in terms of cards, and with Inter second bottom then we'll also include Verona to have more cards in the match.
"Completing our Bet Builder treble we turn to Dutchman Denzel Dumfries to give away two fouls at 6/5. It's a nice price as he's done just that in four of his last six so hopefully that form can continue to bring home the bacon for us."
AC Milan 1.351/3 v Cremonese 12.011/1, the Draw 5.69/2
20:00
Live on BT Sport 5
Chloe Beresford says: "While their recent form has seen them register two wins and a draw in their previous five games, it must be remembered that Cremonese have actually won just three times in their 32 league games this season.
"Meanwhile, Milan only occupy fourth place on goal difference and are currently level on points with Inter and AS Roma, meaning Stefano Pioli's men will be seeking to maintain their current five-game unbeaten run."
"It is worth noting that the Rossoneri have done so despite conceding in each of their last four games and, armed with that knowledge, the tip here is to back AC Milan to win & both teams to score, a market available at 23/10."