E WEEKENA POOLS

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Friday 20 Oct M1 Orlando Pirates vs Cape Town Spurs:

S10 V2

This Soccer 10 gets a R100,000 carryover boost so start studying - you can bank on a bonanza pool and the payout could be big. Pirates are unbeaten over the last 18 months of domestic cup competition and beat PSL champs Sundowns on penalties in the MTN8 final. Spurs have lost eight in a row.

M2 FC Emmen vs ADO Den Haag: Emmen have won their last four games in the Dutch second division as they seek to make a quick return to the top flight. Den Haag are on a seven-match unbeaten run.

M3 De Graafschap vs Groningen: Another Dutch Eerste Divisie clash. Groningen have won the last four meetings between the two clubs.

M4 Borussia Dortmund vs Werder Bremen: German Bundesliga clash. Dortmund lost at home last season to Bremen in a surprise result, but then beat them 2-0 away in the return fixture.

M5 Union Saint-Gilloise vs AS Eupen: Union enjoy a one-point advantage at the top of the table in the First Division A in Belgium. Eupen have lost their last five league games.

M6 Bohemians vs St. Patricks Athletic: Bohemians have won their last three games. They could go above St Pats and into third spot in the Irish Premier Division standings if they post a handsome win in this clash.

M7 Derry City vs Shelbourne: With three games to go, second-placed Derry could yet catch Irish Premier Division leaders Shamrock Rovers. They are unbeaten in their last six clashes against Shelbourne.

M8 Cliftonville vs Linfield: After winning six games in a row, Linfield top the table in Northern Ireland and have a five-point advantage over second-placed Cliftonville.

M9 Rotherham United vs Ipswich Town: Rotherham have not won in their last six games and sit second from bottom in the English Championship. By contrast, Ipswich are on a nine-match unbeaten run and are in second place in the table.

M10 Le Havre vs Racing Lens: Both clubs have made poor starts to the Ligue 1 season with Le Havre on nine points from eight games and Lens, last season’s runners-up, on eight points.