Five goalscorers to watch out for this weekend: Eze does it for Palace star
Recommended bets:
- Back Eberechi Eze to score against Bournemouth
- Back Kyogo Furuhashi to score against Rangers
- Back Valentin Castellanos to score against Real Sociedad
- Back Terem Moffi to score against Strasbourg
- Back Marvin Ducksch to score against RB Leipzig
Another fine weekend of football is promised across Europe and we have picked out five players to keep an eye on across the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, La Liga, Ligue 1 and the Bundesliga.
Eberechi Eze has been rejuvenated by Roy Hodgson's return to Crystal Palace, netting four times in seven games, while he also forced the equaliser against Leicester and had a goal ruled out against Everton.
Saturday's opponents Bournemouth are now all but safe and might be tempted to take their eye off the ball.
The Cherries looked vulnerable in last Saturday's 3-1 defeat to Chelsea and Eze could take advantage.
The final Old Firm derby of the season takes place on Saturday as Celtic travel across Glasgow to take on Rangers.
The Bhoys wrapped up the Scottish Premiership title with last Sunday's 2-0 win over Hearts, with Kyogo Furuhashi netting the opener at Tynecastle.
Furuhashi has an exemplary recent record against Rangers, netting five times in the pair's last four meetings and could shine again at Ibrox.
Girona have benefited from being part of Manchester City's wider group, with Valentin Castellanos joining them on loan from another such club, New York City FC.
The 24-year-old has been in fabulous form in recent weeks, with his four goals in the 4-2 victory over Real Madrid contributing to a run of seven strikes in four outings.
Saturday's opponents Real Sociedad have found their form again, winning three times in an unbeaten run of four matches.
They have kept clean sheets in their last three games but Castellanos netted in October's reverse fixture and could be the man to end Txuri-Urdinak's run of 301 minutes without conceding.
Nice's Terem Moffi has scored six goals in his team's last seven away games in all competitions and Les Aiglons are on the road again on Sunday against a Strasbourg side who have kept just three clean sheets at home in the league this season.
Strasbourg still need points to guarantee safety and with Nice also in the running for a European finish, Moffi could thrive in an open game.
Werder Bremen's 4-2 win at Hertha Berlin on April 22 all but sealed their survival and was largely down to a hat-trick from Marvin Ducksch.
Ducksch did it again against Schalke but having missed out against Bayern Munich, will be keen to recapture the scoring thread against a Leipzig side, who, despite having the third-best defensive record in the Bundesliga, have conceded five times in their last three home outings.
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