What is your best football bet this weekend?

Warren Ashurst, host of the Assist: Wigan have carried themselves out of the transfer zone in League One and can even more increase their opportunities of survival with a home win over Exeter. The Latics have lost simply among their last 5, while Exeter are winless in 12 matches. Steven Caldwell left the Grecians to rejoin Wigan in February and will understand all there is to learn about their challengers.

Steve Freeth bet365: Swansea have a good home record but I still see Coventry being too strong for them in South Wales. It will be a fight of the Championship's leading scorers in Zan Vipotnik and Haji Wright, although the Sky Blues hit man is a small injury doubt. However, the visitors spread the objectives around and they can get 3 points on the method to the Premier League.

Henry Hardwicke, Racing Post Sports: Brighton look a great cost versus a Liverpool team who have taken only one point from their last 2 Premier League games versus Wolves and Tottenham and had midweek Champions League commitments to contend with.

Patrick Madden, Racing Post Sport: Manchester United to win at Bournemouth on Friday. The Cherries are unbeaten in 9 but have drawn their last four. United's fixture list has actually been barren but a quick turnaround from Sunday's win over Aston Villa should not be a problem. They can give their travelling support something to shout about on the long journey home.

WA: I could not back Ipswich at 8-11 to beat Millwall on Saturday, particularly when you consider the Lions' away kind. Alex Neil's males have actually won their last four on the road, while the hosts have dropped points in two of their last 3 video games. Ipswich had a hard time to beat Sheffield Wednesday recently, requiring 2 goals in the last 12 minutes to take the points.

SF: Flashbacks of me using a toga (my white bedsheet) and heading in a brown Marina down the M5 to enjoy Bristol Rovers v West Brom in 1992 as Albion were relegated to the 3rd tier, have been on my mind recently. However, the Baggies can eradicate those uncomfortable memories by leaving Bristol City with at least a point tomorrow.

HH: If Everton carry out as well as they did against Arsenal when they handle Chelsea tomorrow night, you're not going to wish to be on the Blues at around 11-10. It's tough to think Chelsea will be at their best after they were spanked by Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League on Tuesday.

PM: If Everton's home kind wasn't so poor you 'd fancy them to contribute to Chelsea's issues at the Hill Dickinson tomorrow. Instead, it could be worth siding with West Ham at Aston Villa on Sunday. Villa's domestic type has plunged and they have actually lost 3 on the bounce in the league, while the resurgent Irons are scrapping for their lives.

Where's the value in Sunday's EFL Cup final?

WA: Kai Havertz has a habit of scoring objectives in big video games and can be backed at 12-5 to discover the web at anytime on Sunday.The German international is back to complete fitness and could get the nod to start ahead of Victor Gyokeres, and the former Chelsea guy is also likely to be on charges.

SF: Gabriel to be male of the match. He has actually scored and been dispatched against City and I can see him having a considerable impact at Wembley. Centre-backs have actually included prominently in this award over the years, and provided his prowess at set-pieces in both boxes, I can see that trend continuing and the Gunners man claiming the honours.

HH: I anticipate a tight cagey contest at Wembley and under 2.5 objectives looks the standout punt. Arsenal will seek to suppress Manchester City's assaulting skill and 4 of the Gunners' last five video games have featured no more than 2 goals. I do not see it being an extensive contest.

PM: Manchester City suffered a chastening Champions League exit at the hands of Real Madrid and were lucky to yield only five objectives over both legs. Arsenal, meanwhile, will be desperate to bag the trophy and land a mental blow in the title race. A cagey affair beckons, so the video game to be selected charges looks a strong bet.

'Manchester City were lucky to concede just five goals over both legs against Real Madrid.' - Patrick Madden

Which group out of Tottenham, Leeds, Forest and West Ham will decrease?

WA: Forest look the most likely due to an absence of goals. They have scored simply one in their last five home matches and they have massively missed out on Chris Wood. The New Zealander scored 34 league goals over the last 2 seasons and his absence has been substantial for Forest, who need him back on the pitch as soon as possible.

SF: I'm drawn to Sunday's clash in between Spurs and Forest and I originally thought it would be between these 2. Then Tottenham showed up at Anfield and against Atletico Madrid, so I've arrived at Forest. A number of their upcoming opponents will be jostling for Champions League areas and that could spell catastrophe for the Tricky Trees.

HH: I have it in between West Ham and Nottingham Forest, and at the prices, you 'd have to side with Forest. The Tricky Trees are winless in 7 Premier League matches and a an upcoming schedule including Chelsea, Newcastle, Manchester United and Bournemouth looks tough.

PM: It's likely to come down to who takes points off each other, and Forest's trip to Tottenham on Sunday is the very first of a host of six-pointers to come. Leeds are yet to play Wolves and Burnley at home, but their final 2 away games are versus Spurs and West Ham. Spurs ought to have enough quality to endure - Forest's kind and component list are ominous.

Give us your four European World Cup qualifiers

WA: I think the pressure on Italy will be too much for them to deal with, so I'm going with Wales in that area. Despite their battles in certifying, Sweden have the quality to make the finals and it wouldn't be a surprise to see them advance. Turkey look the strongest group in Path C, while Denmark are my pick in the other bracket.

SF: Italy's recent failures will be fresh in their minds, and I can see Wales causing them more heartache in their area. I'm with Graham Potter directing Sweden through Path B with Kosovo causing a shock in Path C. Likewise I wouldn't rule out Ireland springing a surprise in Path D, either.

HH: The 3-1 available about Wales is a huge rate, as Italy look so overrated in the same area. I 'd expensive Ukraine, Turkey and Denmark to complete the line-up for the summertime.

PM: It's barely initial however Italy look bankers in Path A. Sweden were terrible in qualifying so Poland, who drew twice with the Netherlands in the groups, look the pick in Path B, and Turkey in Path C. In Path D, the heart screams Ireland however the head says Denmark. We'll go with the heart - Ireland to conjure another miracle.

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