The playoff semi-finals are held over two legs on a home and away basis, with the finals usually staged at Wembley Stadium. Clubs were also asked by the EFL in the letter to inform players they should take their annual leave now, while it will issue further updates on contracts and player registration. Isloch Reserves are going to face Slavia Reserves. After two defeats at the start of the new season, the hosts won two matches in a row against Slutsk and Brest. They scored 8 goals in only two matches and conceded two. Isloch is strong team and I think that there is a chance to see victory for the hosts. Slavia lost three of four matches in this season and conceded 8 goals while scored 5. I think that Isloch will be able to even keep the clean sheet against Slavia. My bet here is an Asian handicap -1.0 for Isloch EVERTON CHANCES. Holgate is left free at the back post from a deep free kick, but sees his low drive brilliantly blocked. Richarlison then arrives late to try and convert Iwobi's cross, but it flashes just wide of the far post. GOAL! Leicester 1-1 Everton. Vardy arrives on cue at the far post to convert Iheanacho's cross-shot from close range. Oh, and then there’s the folly of the draw happening before the play-offs, meaning that the identity of four teams will remain unknown until March 31. WHAT ARE THE CURRENT GROUPS? Group A (hosts: Rome, Baku) Italy TBC TBC Finland/Wales Group B (hosts: Saint Petersburg, Copenhagen) Belgium Russia Denmark Finland/Wales Group C (hosts: Amsterdam, Bucharest) Ukraine Netherlands TBC Winner play-off path A or D Group D (hosts: London, Glasgow) England TBC TBC Winner play-off path C Group E (hosts: Bilbao, Dublin) Spain TBC TBC Winner play-off path B Group F (hosts: Munich, Budapest) Germany TBC TBC Winner play-off path A or D OK, WHO CAN ENGLAND GET? Lots of teams! A disastrous scenario could see them paired with France AND Portugal – with one-in-four odds of landing the World Cup winners and a one-in-five shot of getting Cristiano Ronaldo and co. In the 'Correct Score' market, a 2-0 home win appeals. Wimbledon's recent attacking efforts on the road don't exactly point to them doing well offensively, but their defensive efforts suggest that Rovers can notch twice. After all, Wimbledon have conceded multiple goals in eight out of 11 away from home, conceding exactly twice in six of those eight. Posted at 65' Foul by Clément Lenglet (Barcelona). Posted at 65' Álvaro Morata (Atlético de Madrid) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Posted at 64' Attempt blocked. Júnior Firpo (Barcelona) left footed shot from outside the box is blocked. Posted at 64' Attempt blocked. Lionel Messi (Barcelona) left footed shot from outside the box is blocked. Assisted by Frenkie de Jong. Posted at 63' Attempt saved. Atalanta, who have scored 19 goals more than any other side in Italy's top flight this season, twice appeared on course to move up to second in the table with a 10th straight win. Alejandro Gomez's clever turn and pass released Zapata to open the scoring - with the Colombia forward fending off Matthijs de Ligt and then sliding his shot past Juve goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny. Marten de Roon's handball presented Ronaldo with his first goal of the evening from the penalty spot but Malinovskiy's low drive saw Gian Piero Gasperini's side regain the initiative. Rangers v Kilmarnock predictions for this Thursday's Scottish Premiership clash. Rangers will hope to make it 14 games unbeaten in the Scottish Premiership as they host out-of-form Kilmarnock. Read on for all our free Scottish Premiership betting tips and predictions. I have never heard a word from Abramovich: 'Let's get this ready for a sale,' or something,\" Buck told The Guardian \"Because of the political situation, there are people who think they might want to buy Chelsea at a bargain. We do get inquiries and we really have nothing to say to these people. Van Dijk more deserving of Ballon d'Or than Messi. The performances of both teams in recent weeks back our final scoreline of 2-1 in the visitor’s favour, as Sunderland have scored one goal in four of their last six matches and Coventry have scored two or more goals in five of their last six matches. Sunderland have also conceded two or more goals in two of their last three matches while Coventry have only kept two clean sheets in their last six attempts, suggest both teams will score this weekend. Despite being under the cosh, Theo Walcott sealed the most unlikely of wins, tapping in after a 90th minute counter-attack with a winner that leaves Watford still struggling one place from the bottom of the league. Watford's impressive revival under the stewardship of Nigel Pearson had earlier looked set to continue as they went two up through Adam Masina's 10th minute goal, his first in the Premier League, and Roberto Pereyra's smart 42nd minute finish. It’s semi-final derby time! Elsewhere in the League Cup, Colchester United kept Manchester United out for 45 minutes. Unfortunately for them, football games are 90 minutes, which doesn’t really seem fair, and they lost 3-0. Manchester City also scored three past a sparky Oxford United, who actually managed more shots on target than their glamorous visitors. Gareth Bale scored twice in the Champions League final in 2018, once in the 2014 final and scored a penalty in the shootout in the 2016 finalAt the time, Real boss Zidane said Bale's exit would be \"best for everyone\" and the Welshman has since endured a strained relationship with the Spanish press and fans, who booed him during last month's match against Real Sociedad. Asked whether Bale was happy, Barnett said: \"He's not ecstatic. It's still early days for Parkinson at Sunderland and things may soon improve, but their recent travelling efforts just don't bode well. Moreover, when the pair recently met at Priestfield in the FA Cup recently, The Gills, were the better side, especially in terms of intent. Overall, the hosts appear to deserve more respect in the betting and thus offer punters some value. After their dramatic win over Rochdale on Boxing Day, which came about thanks to an 89th minute goal from Wes Burns, Fleetwood are right in the hunt for a place in the top six ahead of the new year. Joey Barton's men, who've lost just one of their last five, are just a point outside of the top six. This home match against the side who sit just a point above them is the perfect opportunity for The Cod Army to break into the play-off places. The visitors may be the better team overall but their away form is poor and with both sides drawing six times this season, a stalemate looks to be the best bet for our correct score backers. Exeter have seen two of their last five away games ending in a 1-1 draw and with Crawley’s last home game also being 1-1, we think that the 1-1 draw is the most likely outcome. Bournemouth's five-year stay in the Premier League came to an end despite beating Everton at Goodison Park as Aston Villa's draw at West Ham meant they were relegated to the Championship. The Cherries needed a win, and for Watford and Aston Villa to both lose against Arsenal and the Hammers respectively, if they were to retain their top-flight status. The Hornets lost 3-2, but a 1-1 draw for Aston Villa ensured survival for Dean Smith's side. Can they do it? Yes. I think the Baggies will field a weakened team for this tie, which will obviously help the Magpies - but I am not exactly expecting a Newcastle goal glut. Lawro's prediction: 0-1Filly's prediction: 0-1WEDNESDAYLeicester v BirminghamPremier League (3rd)vChampionship (15th)Who did they beat?4R: Brentford (C) A4R: Coventry (L1) Hr pens3R: Wigan (C) H3R: Blackburn (C) HBirmingham are unbeaten for 10 games in the Championship and their big striker Lukas Jutkiewicz is a handful up front. Southampton's equaliser in their win over Watford on Saturday should not have stood, but the important thing for them is that they came back because it shows they still have belief. Both teams will want to build on their recent form, but I think they might have to settle for remaining unbeaten for a little bit longer. Lawro's prediction: 1-1Bobby's prediction: 1-1 Wolves v West HamAs good as West Ham were in Saturday's win over Chelsea, I really have no idea what they are going to do next and whether they are going to play very well, or very badly. DismissalPosted at 90'+3' Second yellow card to Clinton Mata (Club Brugge) for excessive celebration. DismissalPosted at 90'+3' Second yellow card to Krépin Diatta (Club Brugge) for excessive celebration. Goal!Posted at 90'+2' Goal! Galatasaray 1, Club Brugge 1. Krépin Diatta (Club Brugge) left footed shot from outside the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Clinton Mata. BookingPosted at 90'+1' Fernando Muslera (Galatasaray) is shown the yellow card.

	Team	Events	Wins	Draws	Losses	Goal difference	Points
1	Manchester City	22	18	2	2	41	56
2	Chelsea	22	12	7	3	28	43
3	Liverpool	20	12	6	2	34	42
4	West Ham United	21	11	4	6	12	37
5	Arsenal	20	11	2	7	8	35
6	Tottenham Hotspur	18	10	3	5	3	33
7	Manchester United	19	9	4	6	3	31
8	Wolverhampton Wanderers	20	9	4	7	2	31
9	Brighton & Hove Albion	20	6	10	4	0	28
10	Leicester City	18	7	4	7	-2	25
11	Crystal Palace	21	5	9	7	-1	24
12	Southampton	21	5	9	7	-8	24
13	Brentford	20	6	5	9	-6	23
14	Aston Villa	19	7	1	11	-5	22
15	Everton	19	5	4	10	-10	19
16	Leeds United	19	4	7	8	-16	19
17	Watford	19	4	2	13	-14	14
18	Norwich City	21	3	4	14	-35	13
19	Newcastle United	20	1	9	10	-23	12
20	Burnley	17	1	8	8	-11	11