Both Marcos Alonso and Emerson have failed to cement themselves as a starter at left-back, meanwhile Ross Barkley could also be on the way out. Reports suggest Leicester City’s Ben Chilwell could be targeted by Chelsea boss Frank Lampard. Though arguably, with the Foxes cementing themselves in second in the league, a move to Chelsea could actually be a step down for Chilwell, who may be keen to see out the remainder of his season at the King Power stadium before seeing what options present themselves in the summer. Sheffield United have scored six Premier League goals via substitutes this season - more than any other club; two of those have come against Bournemouth (Billy Sharp in August, John Lundstram today). Bournemouth striker Callum Wilson has now scored in two of his last three Premier League appearances (two goals), having failed to find the net in 15 consecutive appearances prior to this. Bournemouth's Wilson is one of only seven English players to have scored 40 Premier League goals since August 2015, the month he made his debut in the competition. Kristoffer Ajer is shining for Celtic, Sander Berge is now Sheffield United’s record-signing and Martin Odegaard is finally living up to the hype with Real Sociedad. And of course, leading the line will be Erling Haaland, the teenage sensation who has made the 2019-20 season his own. In the final part of his exclusive conversation with Eurosport Norway, Haaland was asked by host Gunnhild Toldnes about being a part of this wave of Norwegian talent. Obika got the better of the Motherwell defence before guiding his second past Gillespie, then turned provider for Foley to lash a shot at the goalkeeper. That effort was saved, but the ball bounced back off defender Peter Hartley and diverted into his own goal. The home fans were not impressed, as boos rang out around Fir Park, but it would get worse before it got better. A truly stunning one-handed save by Gillespie kept out Cammy MacPherson's shot before Obika again rampaged forward and set up Foley, who this time found the net. With reasons to oppose both teams for the win and double chance odds too short to warrant serious investment, there's no hiding from the notion that this is a pretty nasty fixture from a betting perspective to kick-off the La Liga weekend. Napoli v Barcelona KEY STAT: Barcelona have been eliminated from four of their last seven Champions League knockout stage ties against Italian sides, including their last two against Juventus in 2017 and Roma in 2018. MOST GOALS Napoli: Dries Mertens (5) Barcelona: Luis Suárez (3) MOST ASSISTS Napoli: Giovanni Di Lorenzo (2) Barcelona: Lionel Messi KEY PLAYER Napoli: Dries Mertens Barcelona: Lionel Messi PREDICTION Napoli are a mess. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the result has been plenty of high scoring games for both sides. Watford have seen five of their nine home games this season end with at least three goals, while only two of Aston Villa’s nine trips away have yielded fewer than three goals. This makes backing Over 2.5 Goals look a promising option on Saturday. Diego Simeone's side, whose last defeat against lower-ranked opposition was against Albacete in the final game before the manager's arrival, currently sit third in the La Liga table. It is their third defeat in a row - they lost to Eibar in the league on Saturday, having lost 4-1 on penalties to Real Madrid in the Spanish Super Cup final the previous Sunday. On Wednesday, former Atletico striker Antoine Griezmann scored two late goals as Barcelona avoided a shock defeat against third tier UD Ibiza. The statistics behind Tottenham's win on Sunday might suggest it was another Jose Mourinho masterclass. In reality it was more a story of Manchester City's missed chances. Yes, in the early stages Spurs looked quite solid and strong, which is the way Mourinho likes to set his sides up in these big games, but City did what they always do and broke them down. Spurs showed character and hung in there thanks to a couple of big moments - the biggest one being Hugo Lloris' first-half penalty save, which is when they might have started believing this could be their day. One positive though, is that Amiens have scored in 12 of their last 15 matches, though they have managed more than one goal in a game just twice in the last 15 matches. The match against Monaco should have given them a first home win in four outings but now they have just two losses and two draws in the last four at home. After Lewandowski restored the host's advantage from close range, Neuer then parried Dennis Jastrzembski's shot into the path of Michel as Bayern were pegged back once more. The prolific Lewandowski shot over as Bayern chased victory, before the Poland international rescued the three points in the closing stages to take his season tally to a staggering 38 goals in 32 club matches. It’s been 13 games since Burnley drew a match. That was a 2-2 draw with Aston Villa back in September. Burnley have been winning at half-time in just two of their 10 home league games but haven’t drew at Turf Moor since February. Burnley’s last 7 PL home wins have been to-nil. Aston Villa are now entangled in a fully-fledged relegation dogfight after losing four of their last five matches. Rashford, 22, became the third youngest player to reach the landmark for the club and opened the scoring in the first half by stabbing home Juan Mata's deep cross to the back post. United dominated possession throughout the game and were rampant in the second half, England international Rashford netting his second after Brandon Williams was brought down in the box by Norwich keeper goalkeeper Tim Krul. Manchester United's Chris Smalling and Alexis Sanchez have extended their loan deals at Roma and Inter Milan respectively until the end of the Italian season. England defender Smalling, 30, and Chile forward Sanchez, 31, have been playing in Serie A since August. They were due to return to Old Trafford in June. Italy's top flight, which was delayed by the coronavirus pandemic, is set to finish on 2 August. The hosts haven’t made a managerial change despite their poor form, given that boss Leonardo Semplici is among the highest-rated managers in Italy. His side did claim a 5-1 victory over newly-promoted Lecce at home in the Coppa Italia in midweek, while they could be on for another success at home to a Serie A newcomer. Greuther Furth is weaker than HSV but will they lose for more than one goal, I don't think so. HSV is a contender for promotion and have been performing quite well in the league, still, GF is not far back and is sitting quite comfortably in 6th place. In the 1st round we saw a home win fr GF 2 x 0 and last season at GF's a 0 x 0 draw. These two have an 8 points difference and I imagine GF has plans to shorten that down, especially playing at their own stadium. 1 x 1 is my guess BookingPosted at 84' Elliott Bennett (Blackburn Rovers) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul. Posted at 84' Penalty Derby County. Jason Knight draws a foul in the penalty area. Posted at 84' Penalty conceded by Elliott Bennett (Blackburn Rovers) after a foul in the penalty area. Posted at 83' Graeme Shinnie (Derby County) wins a free kick in the defensive half. Posted at 71' Foul by Lewis Dunk (Brighton and Hove Albion). Posted at 70' Attempt blocked. Steven Alzate (Brighton and Hove Albion) right footed shot from outside the box is blocked. Assisted by Alireza Jahanbakhsh. BookingPosted at 69' Kurt Zouma (Chelsea) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul. Posted at 69' Foul by Kurt Zouma (Chelsea). Posted at 69' Aaron Connolly (Brighton and Hove Albion) wins a free kick on the right wing. Perhaps even fans need to play their part in what Bevington calls the \"race\", by tempering their expectations. You only need to turn the radio on, especially at weekends, to hear fans from all different clubs who have high demands on their owners to invest in new players,\" he says. I'm not saying we won't have a transfer market, and for those clubs further down the leagues, it can be a Godsend. One or two really good transfers can make the clubs solvent for a sustained period of time, but it might just be calmer moving forward. Under-pressure Everton manager Marco Silva needs to be \"put out of his misery\", says former England striker Chris Sutton. Ex-Hull City and Watford boss Silva is fighting to save his job after his side fell to a 2-0 home defeat by struggling Norwich City on Saturday. Speaking on BBC Radio 5 Live, Sutton said: \"Under Silva, Everton are in a race to the bottom, not the top. He added: \"There has been no improvement under him.

	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