Four tasty European tips for super Sunday featuring Dortmund, Sevilla and Lazio

Gameiro grabs goal for Sevilla against Valencia

French frontman Kevin Gameiro has been in sublime form this term for Sevilla, as they chase a third consecutive Europa League crown and a European spot domestically.

The clinical Bathtubs poacher recently dispatched against Real Sociedad, following a deadly double over Basel in the Europa League, and is 6/4 to tuck home another goal anytime in his latest outing over Los Che.

Gameiro will look to add to his impressive season tally of 22 goals when he takes to the Mestalla Stadium turf this Sunday, and his outstanding outings to date suggest he may well taste scoring success on the road against a side who are just six points above the La Liga relegation zone.

Lazio’s Candreva to net past Palermo

Lazio attacker Antonio Candreva has enjoyed an impressive campaign so far, having bagged nine goals in all competitions, and his recent form in meetings with Palermo will boost his side’s hopes of success.

Not that they will need much encouragement though, as the hosts lie haplessly in Serie A’s relegation places with just 28 points to show for their efforts, and Italy international forward Candreva is likely to cause them havoc again.

On Sunday evening, the 29-year-old winger is 11/5 to fire in anytime in this fixture, having struck in his last two fixture appearances against Palermo, including a second-half equaliser during the reverse encounter last November.

Share of spoils between Marseille and Bordeaux

In Sunday night’s Ligue 1 action, it’s a clash between 12th-placed Bordeaux and 13th positioned Marseille that punters can take advantage of, in a game that looks highly likely of ending all square for a second successive meeting.

The two sides played out a 1-1 stalemate at the Nouveau Stade Bordeaux last December, with Wahbi Khazri netting for Les Girondins and Alaixys Romao striking for Les Olympiens.

Ahead of their latest clash, another draw is 5/2 to occur at the Stade Velodrome, with the hosts having finished level in three of their previous five games in all competitions, while Bordeaux have shared spoils in three of their last six encounters on all fronts.

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