Diski Preview Show Predictions: The Manchester Derby takes centre stage.

We are expecting very exciting European football this weekend with the top teams in LaLiga and the English Premier League facing off against one another. The road is long, but the race has already begun. Catch the opinions, analytics, and predictions of Mr E and uThisha weDiski as they give you all the need-to-know info on this weekend’s big football fixtures.

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3 Way - Liverpool FC 53/100

League Leaders, Liverpool, take on Nottingham Forest this weekend in a must win clash for Jurgen Klopp and his team. They currently lead the log with a single point and have Manchester City breathing down their necks. To make matters worse Liverpool come into this game with a lengthy injury list which includes stars, Joel Matip, Diogo Jota,  Trent Alexander-Arnold, Alisson Becker, Stefan Bejcetic, Curtis Jones, Ryan Gravenbach, Tiago Alcantara and a few players who are a doubt ahead of this match. They include Darwin Nunez, Mo Salah, Wataru Endo and Dominik Szoboszlai. It is no wonder Liverpool has been heavily reliant on their youth team graduates to win games. It has worked in the last two matches they have played, so will we see another win for "Jurgen Klopp's kids"?

3 Way - Real Madrid 13/20

Real Madrid are enjoying the view from the top of the league, they have a six point lead and a positive goal difference. They face a mid-table Valencia side that has struggled in recent times with maintaining a decent run of results. Real Madrid have opened the scoring against Valencia in 8 out of their last 10 matches. Madrid also have no losses in their last 8 matches. It is clear why Real Madrid are favourites to walk away as winners in this match.

3 Way - Manchester City 27/100

The weekend's blockbuster fixture is the Manchester Derby taking place on Sunday, in what we expect to be a sold out Etihad stadium. City come into this one in form and without doubts as to who is the best team in Manchester. Man United, on the other hand, have been on a good run of form but is it enough for them to go toe to toe with Pep's City? United are with out Rasmus Hojlund, who had found his scoring boots. Netting 7 goals in his last 6 fixtures. He has been red hot for the Red Devils in 2024.  United have struggled since losing their goal scoring centre forward. Without him, United lost to Fulham by 2-1 last time they played in the league. This might be back to back losses for them in the league if they can't challenge City on all fronts.