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Second-placed New England host a Red Bulls side stuck in ninth, but the model's lopsided home lean rests on a month-old read with no lineups or odds behind it.

Nutmegly's model gives Atlanta 36.1% and NYC 32.5%, but the table and NYC's draw habit keep this Round 32 match open.

The table says third against eighth; the away split says something starker. Nutmegly's model leans home, but Miami's home draws complicate it.

Nutmegly's AI leans Monza at 45.1%, but the table and recent scorelines make this a test of home strength versus away inconsistency.

Nutmegly's AI model makes Juventus a clear favorite at Luigi Ferraris, but Genoa's home results and an early model date complicate the read.

Serie A's bottom side, with three points from eight games, hosts the unbeaten leaders at the Penzo.

Nutmegly's model leans Udinese, but both sides arrive on four points and the prediction predates their latest defeats.

Milan are unbeaten in eight league games and perfect at home; Bologna's two wins have both come away.

Manchester City top the table on goal difference, while the model sees a near-even title race and Brighton lurking.

Lyon top the table on goal difference, yet PSG hold the model's highest title probability in a tightly packed race.

Lazio sit top on 22 points, but Inter are three back with a game in hand and a model probability nearly level.

Como's top-four start faces a Torino side on a three-match winning run; the model still leans away.

Roma are unbeaten in Serie A and third; Cagliari have won three of four away but arrive off two heavy defeats.

Lazio's unbeaten start and perfect away record make them the lean, but the model's three-way split is nearly even.

The model gives Sevilla 42.1% and the draw 39.5%, yet forecasts few goals — against two sides whose recent games were full of them.

Nutmegly's model favors Galaxy, but LAFC's home record and Galaxy's away concessions tell a different story.

Barcelona have won all nine league games; Real Madrid have four straight wins but two away defeats.

Manchester City have 21 points after seven rounds, with Arsenal three behind and Brighton five back; the model makes City favorites, not certainties.

Lyon lead on goal difference, but the model makes PSG the narrow favorite in a five-team knot at 14 points.

Inter and Lazio are level on 19 points, with Inter ahead only on goal difference and the title model separating them by a quarter-point.

Ligue 1's top two are tied on 14 points; Nutmegly's AI read still favors PSG at home, and the evidence is not unanimous.

Milan are unbeaten and fourth; Udinese have lost five straight. The model leans away, but Milan's draw habit keeps the trip honest.

Fifth hosts eleventh with a 69% home read, but Anoeta has been Real Sociedad's softer half and Levante have two away goals.

Nutmegly's AI read favors Juventus at 39.9%, but Lecce's 3-0 win at Udinese and Juventus's 0-3 home loss to Lazio complicate the picture.