The headliner is Manchester City traveling to struggling Nottingham Forest, where City's near-perfect record is heavily favored to extend, though Forest will be hoping to nick a sitter off a mistake and salvage a draw at home. Earlier in the day, Arsenal hosts lowly Hull City as the heaviest favorite on the slate and should be chasing a clean sheet and a big scoreline, while Newcastle United at Fulham is the closest thing to a toss-up, a game that could easily end nil-nil if neither side finds a clinical through ball.
Tottenham's trip to relegation-threatened Leeds United rounds out the day, with Spurs favored on the road but far from a lock given Leeds' need for points.
EPL · 6 Nov · The week ahead
Coventry CityvsEverton
COV 1 · EVE 3
Everton beat Coventry City 3-1 at home at the Hill Dickinson Stadium.
Tottenham HotspurvsLeeds United
Tottenham Hotspur head to Elland Road to face a Leeds United side scrapping to stay out of the relegation zone, with the newly-promoted Yorkshire club sitting at 2-5-2 against Tot…
Nashville SC heads into Cincinnati carrying the best record in the league, and with the MLS playoffs looming, a slip here would be a sitter handed right to FC Cincinnati. Keep an eye on Inter Miami hosting Charlotte, where a lopsided betting line suggests Miami is chasing a clean sheet at home, and on Red Bull New York against Atlanta, a tight draw-on-paper matchup that could easily end nil-nil if neither side finds the net early.
MLS · 6 Nov · The week ahead
Atlanta United FCvsRed Bull New York
Atlanta United FC heads to Sports Illustrated Stadium to face Red Bull New York with the MLS Cup playoffs on the line, and neither club has had a season to brag about, with both s…
Vancouver WhitecapsvsCF Montréal
Vancouver Whitecaps head to Stade Saputo to face CF Montréal, and this one's lopsided on paper: Vancouver sits at 18-7-8 while Montréal is scuffling at 6-8-19, so this reads like…
The World Cup's gone quiet after all that stoppage-time drama, no clean sheets to track and no through balls to admire for now. A new season's on the way eventually, so keep that draw-or-drama energy warm for whenever the pitch lights back up.
World Cup · offseason
The marquee event on the slate is the FIFA World Cup Final, with Argentina taking on Spain at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford tomorrow evening — about as big as football gets. Argentina arrive as defending champions looking to go back-to-back, while Spain will be desperate to deny them and claim the trophy on North American soil.
A nil-nil draw through ninety minutes would push it to extra time, but expect both sides to push for a winner early rather than settle into the kind of cagey affair that ends in penalties.
World Cup · from 18 Jul