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Auger Aliassime withdrew from the Basel tournament due to groin pain. He played a 3-set match against Comesana for almost 3 hours, followed by another 3-set match against Muller for over 3 hours. In total, Canada has played 14 matches this month, so I think his form will definitely suffer. He's constantly going from one tournament to the next, with almost no rest. He managed to defeat Muller, although Muller seemed to have the upper hand in their previous encounters. His strong serve helped him. Altmaier looks great and the Paris surface suits him well this year. He defeated Giron and Ruud, both from an obvious outsider status. Canada must have already used up all his energy and started making his usual unforced errors, which the German will take advantage of.

After the US Open, Rublev traveled to Asia for some hard court tournaments and fell in the first round. He arrived in Paris which I think suits him perfectly this year, there aren't many very fast points which Shelton likes, slower hard courts fit Rublev's playing style better. He already took out Fearnley and Tien. I'm starting the first set better than the match, until it becomes more stable, because going into the second half of the match, it's unclear with him.

Yesterday there was a good match played between the Russian player and the young Fonseca, and here in Paris he can beat anyone under these conditions. De Minaur will play here after a very tough match against Diallo, where I can't even imagine how he won the first set tiebreak. Demon is a defensive player and prefers to play on faster courts where he can use his speed, but he doesn't excel at dictating points. Here, Karen with his strong first serve and powerful shots has the advantage. The head-to-head record is also in Khachanov's favor, 2-1. This is Khachanov's tournament, and in Paris he finds ways to win, and with his improving game, it's worth betting on him here.

However, Bet365 is slightly asleep because other offices, except for Pinna, are already at a total of 165.5. Both teams are coming after painful defeats, with Real losing to Bayern even though they had a +16 lead after 2 quarters, and Ulker lost to Valencia. Both teams will have to react to those defeats, and knowing how they can suffocate their opponents, I am expecting defensive battles. Between them, only once in 2019 in Real's arena was the total surpassed (168).

Both teams are not shining, but here I am going for the underdogs with a good handicap. Real [Madrid] think it's time to update their lineup, as those players who previously carried the team have either left, aged, or ended their careers. The new players who have arrived do not have the same abilities. Additionally, F. Campazzo is passive for Peru, and Tavares has not been in form for the second season. Llull seems to be close to ending his career. Champions Fenerbahce have a better lineup and a better coach. The question is when will the team click together.

Overall, my weak teams' championship looks promising this year. Despite their lack of experience in the championship, they often rise up to the Premier League. The rest of the teams don't have much chance unless these options occur:
Leicester - I believe they will bounce back, although they have struggled a bit. They still have a strong team and if they don't lose their morale after dropping down to the championship, I think they can definitely fight for promotion this season.
Middlesbrough - A good team in good form, nothing can stop them this season. I think they can definitely promote to the Premier League together with Leicester.
Coventry - Thanks to Lampard's magic, they have a shot at first place. I believe they have good chemistry and can rise to the Premier League, as long as they maintain their form.
In my opinion, these are the only options that can compete for promotion to the Premier league. The rest are either in bad form or good form, but I don't think they will last long. Leicester, on the other hand, is used to the championship and immediately bounces back to the Premier League. They have struggled with injuries in the Premier League but now I see that their players are no longer injured and in good form (sadly, some have left). But their main player, Abdul Fatawu (remember the name), can lead this team if he doesn't get injured. The team still has good players and promising talents, so I think they can continue their tradition.