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Football: Stream your way through Sunday with bet365

bet365 News Team Published: Sep 17 2022 17:13

There is plenty of footballing action to get stuck into across Sunday with matches from Italy, Spain, Germany and France taking place across the day.

As always, you can keep up to speed with everything going on via bet365's European Soccer Live Streaming Highlights.

La Liga: Yellow Submarine to sink Sevilla

What	Villarreal vs. Sevilla
Where	Ciutat de Valencia, Valencia
When	15:15, Sunday 18th September 2022
How to watch	LaLiga TV and Free Sports
Odds	Villarreal 4/6, Draw 3/1, Sevilla 17/4

Sevilla have endured a difficult start to the season and even though they are on a two-game unbeaten run across all competitions heading into Sunday's trip to Villarreal, they are still teetering just above the relegation zone.

Julen Lopetegui's men have only won two of their last 12 away La Liga matches and there is said to be huge pressure on the manager's shoulders with the international break coming after this weekend's games.

A clash against Villarreal is probably the last thing Sevilla needed, as the Yellow Submarine have only lost one of their nine assignments across all competitions this season and are in the title picture at this early stage of the campaign.

Unai Emery's side have been perfect at home this season, scoring four goals in each of their three home contests (one in La Liga and two in Europa Conference League), and they will be eager to chalk up another victory.

Elsewhere, Osasuna will be hoping to continue their fantastic start to the campaign when they play host to relegation-threatened Getafe and the hosts are 4/5 to claim the spoils, while the draw is 12/5 and the visitors are 4/1 to triumph.

At 17:30, another side looking to build on a positive start, Real Betis, take on Girona, while Real Sociedad face Espanyol at the same time.

Bundesliga: Union hoping for league comforts

What	Union Berlin vs. Wolfsburg
Where	Stadion An der Alten Forsterei, Belin
When	14:30, Sunday 18th September 2022
How to watch	Sky Sports
Odds	Union Berlin 19/20, Draw 5/2, Wolfsburg 14/5

Union Berlin continue to punch above their weight and they are in the mix for the Bundesliga title at this early stage of the campaign, having amassed 14 points from six matches.

Urs Fischer's men may have lost both of their Europa League group matches this season, but they have been ripping it up on the domestic stage and are unbeaten from their six outings - winning four and drawing two.

A 1-1 draw against Bayern Munich recently highlighted the progress being made and Union will feel confident of picking up all three points at home to Wolfsburg, who occupy the relegation play-off place.

The Wolves have lost two of their three away games in the league this term and they take on an Union side that have lost just one of their last 14 home league matches.

A home win at 19/20 looks a solid option, while a victory for hosts and over 2.5 goals in the game also appeals at 21/10.

Meanwhile, Bochum play host to Cologne at 16:30 before SC Freiburg make the trip to TSG Hoffenheim at 18:30.

Serie A: Roma hoping to keep pace

What	Roma vs. Atalanta
Where	Stadio Olimpico, Rome
When	17:00, Sunday 18th September 2022
How to watch	BT Sport
Odds	Roma 21/20, Draw 5/2, Atalanta 5/2

After making some big summer signings, Roma have started the season off well and 13 points from six games has put them firmly in the title picture ahead of Sunday's trip to Atalanta.

Jose Mourinho's men are on a two-game winning streak across all competitions and they will be buoyed by the form of Paulo Dybala, who has netted three times in the league and once in the Europa League.

Sunday's opponents Atalanta will provide a real test, as the visitors have picked up one more point than Roma and are yet to taste defeat from their six matches - winning four and two.

This has the makings of a real classic between two title-chasing teams and it may prove prudent to back both teams to score currently at 7/10.

Elsewhere in Serie A on Sunday, Inter Milan make the 11:30 trip to Udinese and the hosts are 14/5 for the three points, while the draw is priced at 13/5 and the visitors are 19/20.

At 14:00, Cremonese play host to Lazio, Verona travel to Fiorentina and Juventus make the trip to Monza, while the 19:45 contest will be an exciting affair as AC Milan take on Napoli.

Defending champions Milan are 23/20 to pick up the win, while the draw is priced at 5/2 and the visitors, who are also in the early title picture, are 23/10 to come away with the spoils.

Ligue 1: PSG face Lyon test

What	Lyon vs. Paris Saint-Germain
Where	Groupama Stadium, Lyon
When	19:45, Sunday 18th September 2022
How to watch	BT Sport
Odds	Lyon 7/2, Draw 15/4, PSG 8/13

Paris Saint-Germain's title defence has started off in superb fashion, having won six and drawn one of their seven games, but they are yet to pull away from the chasing pack and will need to be at their best in Sunday's trip to Lyon.

Back-to-back defeats have stunted Lyon's progress of late, but they are still within six points of PSG and a victory on home soil against the reigning champions would just be what the doctor ordered going into the international break.

Returning to the Groupama Stadium could prove to be the tonic needed for Lyon, who have won all four of their home matches this season with an aggregate score of 13-3.

PSG have plundered a league-high 25 goals and conceded just four, so they are in the groove at both ends of the pitch, but they were held to a 1-1 draw in their last trip to Lyon.

Also on Sunday, Monaco travel to Reims at 12:00 before there are the four games kicking off at 14:00, these being Brest against AC Ajaccio, Clermont Foot vs Troyes, Marseille's home clash with Rennes and Angers' trip to Nice.

The 16:05 contest will see Nantes welcome Lens to the Beaujoire Stadium.