Football predictions for tomorrow

Mallorca enters this fixture with a desperate need for points, currently sitting in 15th place and only two points clear of the relegation zone. Despite Villarreal's superior standing in 3rd place, the Pirates have displayed incredible home resilience, having picked up 29 of their 38 points at Son Moix and remaining unbeaten in their last four home games (W3 D1). Since Villarreal has already secured their top-four spot and may rotate their squad, Mallorca’s survival instinct and strong home defensive block make them likely to secure at least a point against the visitors.

Statistical trends for the 2025/26 campaign strongly favor goals at both ends, with six of Mallorca's last eight league games seeing both teams score. Mallorca boasts the league's second-highest scorer in Vedat Muriqi (21 goals), while Villarreal’s fluid attack features Georges Mikautadze and Alberto Moleiro, who have combined for over 21 goals this term. Although Villarreal has one of the league's better defenses, they have shown vulnerability on the road, conceding in nearly every recent away match. In a game where Mallorca must attack to ensure safety, a clean sheet for either side is statistically unlikely.

Mallorca has seen Under 2.5 goals in two of their last three matches, focusing on a disciplined backline that averages only 1.18 goals conceded at home. Villarreal’s recent away performances have also shifted toward more controlled, lower-scoring results as they consolidate their position. Given that their historical head-to-head encounters often prioritize midfield battles over explosive scorelines, a cagey 1-1 draw is the most probable tactical outcome.

Fiorentina are winless in the last three matches. On the other hand, Genoa lost only once in the previous four games. Also, in the only meeting this season, these two teams played 2-2. We should expect Genoa to avoid defeat in the upcoming clash.

Both teams failed to score in their last two matches. Also, Fiorentina conceded only one goal in the previous three home games, while Genoa allowed three goals in the last four road matches. We shouldn't expect goals on both sides in the upcoming tie.

Backing Newcastle to avoid defeat probably carries a bit more safety than picking an outright winner. Eddie Howe’s side have won each of the last three meetings with Forest, and even during this inconsistent spell, the Magpies still tend to create enough chances to stay competitive.

This fixture has developed a habit of producing chaos rather than control. Six of the last seven meetings between Forest and Newcastle ended with at least three goals, and recent matches involving both clubs have followed a very similar pattern.

Both sides are giving away chances far too easily at the moment. Forest have seen goals at both ends in each of their last two home league matches, while Newcastle are without a clean sheet in their last six matches.

The majority of league meetings between Crystal Palace and Everton tend to be on the fence when it comes to over/under 2.5 goals. In fact, under 2.5 goals has landed in three of the last six Premier League meetings between the sides.

Both teams are struggling on offense. Actually, neither side scored in the last two matches. Also, the most recent games of both Fiorentina and Genoa ended with two or fewer goals. We will unlikely see more than two goals on Sunday afternoon.