Mozzart Bet offers the biggest odds in the world for three Thursday matches

Mozzart Bet is offering its clients the biggest odds on three matches set to be played on Thursday.

The leading betting firm has the best odds in the world in the English Premier League match pitting Everton and Newcastle, Monaco vs Braga and Olympique Marseille vs Basel

Everton win over Newcastle 2.50 odds

Everton are desperate to halt their four-game losing streak and this match is important as it could potentially pull them from danger of plunging deep into the red zone.

Everton have recorded five of their six wins in the league at home and will hope to capitalize on the comfort that comes with playing in front of their fans and ease their relegation fears.

Newcastle will be without Kieran Trippier, Jamal Lewis, Isaac Hayden and Callum Wilson, who are all recovering from long-term injuries. Federico Fernandez and Matt Ritchie are also doubts for the clash.

Newcastle have not lost in their last three away Premier League games against Everton (W1 D2).

There have been 179 meetings between the two sides, with the first one dating back to 1898. The two sides have been closely matched in this fixture with the hosts enjoying a narrow 74-69 lead in wins and 36 games ending in draws.

Kick off 10:45 PM EAT

Monaco win over Braga 1.60 odds

Monaco travel to face Braga in a Europa League match hoping to put behind their recent bad record aside and advance to the last eight. Even though they lost 2-0 in the first leg, they still have hopes to qualify as the hosts are plagued with injuries. Braga will miss the duo of Roger Fernandes and Nuno Sequeira who are injured.

Thursday’s game will be the third-ever meeting between the sides. Braga have picked up one win in that time, while the spoils were shared on the other occasion.

Kick off 8:45 PM EAT

Olympique Marseille win over Basel 2.15 odds

Marseille will be away to Basel in the second leg of the Conference League’s round of 16 clash looking to finish the job they started in the first leg where they won 2-1.

Marseille who are second in the French league head into the match brimming in confidence after beating Brest 4-1 last weekend.

Basel manager Guille Abascal will be unable to call upon the services of left-back Raoul Petretta and Swiss left-back Andrea Padula. There are doubts over the availability of experienced defender Michael Lang and Ghanaian midfielder Emmanuel Essiam.

Kick off 8:45 PM EAT