Saturday is a big day for European soccer, as the Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga and other top leagues have full slates of play.
The Action Network's team of soccer experts, including Anthony Dabbundo, BJ Cunningham and Brett Pund, are here to take you through their Premier League picks, as well as bets in La Liga and the Bundesliga.
Read on for predictions on Everton vs. Arsenal, Wolves vs. Liverpool and more ahead of a big soccer day.
Saturday Premier League & European Picks
Everton vs. Arsenal
7:30 a.m. ET, USA Network
The league-leaders kick things off on Saturday with a trip to Merseyside to take on Everton.
Dabbundo is complimentary of this efficient Arsenal side, but he still believes the market is too high on the Gunners.
Union Berlin vs. Mainz 05
9:30 a.m. ET, ESPN+
Another underdog that has caught the eye of Dabbundo is Union Berlin, who are catching a goal at home against Mainz.
See why he's trusting the home side, despite the heavy juice associated with this play.
FC Köln vs. RB Leipzig
9:30 a.m. ET, ESPN+
Leipzig are new title contenders in the Bundesliga, but is this a good spot to back them?
Read on for a full preview of their Saturday match.
Wolves vs. Liverpool
10 a.m. ET, Peacock
Will this be the spot for Liverpool to turn it around and get a result? Cunningham isn't so sure, and he's looking to profit off of that.
See why he's fading the Reds once again.
Manchester United vs. Crystal Palace
10 a.m. ET, Peacock
We saw these teams play just a few weeks ago, and that match can tell us a lot about what we'll see on Saturday.
Read on for Cunningham's best bet.
Newcastle vs. West Ham United
12:30 p.m. ET, NBC
The NBC headliner for Saturday comes between a side that is looking to avoid relegation and one that has garnered new media attention.
Dabbundo breaks down the Newcastle vs. West Ham United clash.
Atletico Madrid vs. Getafe
12:30 p.m. ET, ESPN+
Over in La Liga, Atletico Madrid take on Getafe.
Pund is looking to play this game in a unique way, utilizing a single-game parlay to try and profit.
