November 2: Sunday's European Double: 5/1 Special, Betting Tips and Predictions

While we may only have a couple of Premier League clashes scheduled for Saturday afternoon, we have a packed calendar from across the continent.

With a number of European heavyweights taking center stage, we have some notable competitions from countries such as Spain, Italy and Germany.

For those looking to enjoy the weekend, we’ve searched the continent for some of the hottest European betting tips for Sunday.

14:00 West Ham-Newcastle

While Newcastle may have suffered a shaky start to proceedings in August, Eddie Howe’s men have certainly found the best gear either side of the October international break. Last seen earlier in the week in their EFL Cup adventure when they recorded a 2-0 home win against Tottenham, the Magpies are enjoying what has become their most fruitful period since opening the 2025/26 campaign. Having won a Champions League heavyweight on October 21 as they cruised to a 3-0 victory against Jose Mourinho’s Benfica, Sunday’s guests should enjoy a trip to the capital here. Fresh off a last-gasp 2-1 victory against Fulham last weekend, the former Bournemouth boss has seen his high-flying side win each of their three previous appearances in all competitions by an aggregate score of 7-1. Heading into the October fortnight with a 2-0 win against Nottingham Forest, Newcastle have also won five of their last six meetings on all fronts. Despite still hoping to claim their first Premier League win away from St. James’ Park this season, Howe’s side should sniff out a golden opportunity at the London Stadium this weekend.

Although Nuno Espirito Santo may have arrived in east London just over a month ago, the former Nottingham Forest boss already has a lot of pressure on his shoulders. Seeing West Ham break a string of unwanted records since opening the new campaign, the Hammers suddenly find themselves considered a leading relegation contender this year. Remarkably, with just four points on the scoreboard in any of their first nine Premier League meetings, Sunday’s hosts have rightly come under a lot of scrutiny. Marking their return from the October international break with back-to-back defeats against Leeds and Brentford, the downbeat Saint side have also recorded just one point in any of their previous six consecutive games. Seeing their respective EFL Cup adventure come to an end on August 26 when they fell to a 3-2 defeat against fellow Wolves, the Hammers have earned quite a reputation for their blatant defensive struggles. With 20 goals in the Premier League so far this season, no team in the English elite has conceded more goals in the top flight.

West Ham vs Newcastle Betting Tip: Newcastle to score in both halves @ 8/5 with Pribet

16:15 Monza-Spezia

While Monza may have lost their Serie A status with a real whimper last season, the Biancorossi have roared back in surprising fashion. With their sights set firmly on making an immediate return to the top flight this time around, Paolo Bianco’s men should find the atmosphere in their red-hot camp. Last seen putting in another stellar performance as they cruised to a convincing 3-0 win in Palermo, the Reds are riding a huge wave of momentum. Coming into this weekend’s matches in silver medal position, the former Sassuolo coach sniffs another golden opportunity here. After marking another milestone on October 25, when they recorded a 3-1 victory at home against Reggiana, Monza have won their previous four consecutive meetings in Serie B. Bianco’s team, who have gained a recent reputation for their clinical performances in the final third, have won those four consecutive games by an aggregate score of 9-2. It should also be noted that Sunday’s hosts have recorded 12 points in their first five appearances at the Stadio Brianteo.

Although Spezia may have entered a process considered a leading contender for promotion, Luca D’Angelo’s men have endured a public struggle. After suffering a second-half collapse earlier in the week and missing what they had billed as a potential opportunity as they had to settle for a 1-1 draw at home to Podova, the Little Eagles are scrapping the bottom of the Serie B standings. Starting this weekend’s matches in the relegation zone, Sunday’s guests are also three points from safety. After suffering Coppa Italia disappointment against Parma on September 24, it should also be noted that Spezia have only seven points on the scoreboard and will prepare for another tough test here. Hit by consecutive 2-1 defeats against Cesana and Palermo either side of the October international break, the former Pisa boss certainly had increasing pressure on his shoulders. Two teams that find the mood of their respective teams at opposite poles, we are betting on a home victory on Sunday afternoon.

Monza vs Spezia Betting Tip: Monza Wins and Under 4.5 Goals at 7/5 with Luckster