The following analysis of the games comes in the chronological order that they will actually take place.
Russia-Premier League
A derby game in Moscow: Spartak is hosting Lokomotiv in the Moscow derby game which is expected to have a fair amount of goals scored when considering the fact that Spartak has a 8-8 goals’ aggregate in 6 home games and Lokomotiv has a 12-6 goals’ aggregate in 6 away games.
Finland-Division 1
Two games to go: With 2 games to go for the end of the season and SJK, which currently holds the top of the table with 54 points, is just 1 point ahead of the second team ROPS and just 2 points from the third team, Helsinki.
Greece-Super League
Its first home win: Veria is coming from a great 0-1 away win against Kalloni in its last game and today it has a great chance to manage its first home win in the league, hosting Atromitos, a team which is coming from 4 consecutive defeats.
Italy-Serie A
A spectacle: Napoli is hosting Fiorentina in the derby game of the day in Serie A which is expected to be a spectacle. Napoli has suffered just one defeat this season and has had 6 over 2.5 goals outcomes in 7 games and a 9-3 goals’ aggregate in 3 home games and Fiorentina is holding the top of the table, coming from 5 consecutive wins and scoring 7 goals in its last 2 games, including a 1-4 away win against Inter.
Turkey-Super Lig
They don’t feel comfortable: Kayserispor is hosting Fenerbahce in a game where the head coaches of the teams feel increased pressure to get a good result. Kayserispor has had 1 win, 2 draws and 4 defeats in 7 games; Fenerbahce’s record doesn’t look that bad (4 wins, 2 draws and 1 defeat) but Van Persie may have an impact in the shaky atmosphere for Vitor Pereira.
Cyprus-Division 1
Good home record: Apollon is hosting Anorthosis in a game between the 4th and the 3rd position on the table. Apollon has managed 3 wins in its 3 so far home games, with an associated 8-3 goals’ aggregate in them, a record which for the time being has kept the team’s hopes for European qualification intact, considering the fact that it has picked up just 2 points in 3 away games this season.
Spain-Segunda Division
Gaizka Garitano: Valladolid’s head coach, Gaizka Garitano, may have a last chance to prove himself in Valladolid’s away game against Llagostera, which is sitting at the wrong end of the table after 2 wins, 1 draw and 5 defeats in 8 games.

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