NRL Grand Finals are usually grinding-affairs and I expect that to be the case again on Sunday. The Melbourne Storm have been an unders team all season long and the under has saluted in 18 of their past 26 games, while it has also been a profitable play in games involving the Cronulla Sharks this season.
Tottenham and Manchester City are both on the quick back-up after Champions League fixtures this weekend. Manchester City have been playing well, but they do seem a touch short at their current quote. Tottenham are playing good football in their own right and they can take a point from this intriguing clash.
The Houston Texans will be without JJ Watt for this clash and potentially for the rest of the season, but they still have a clear edge over the Tennessee Titans. The Texans are 7-3 against the line as home favourites, while the Titans have beaten the line in just three of their past ten games as away underdogs.
The Oakland Raiders are a football team that just continue to improve and they ground out a victory over the Tennessee Titans, despite not playing at anywhere near their best. Baltimore are unbeaten, but they are yet to play a team with any quality and they are 2-7-1 against the line as home favourites. Oakland are 7-3 against the line as away underdogs and they are a great bet with a start of 3.5 points.