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Grandfather Tungellit is still playing well on the ground. He has accumulated a lot of experience on the ground and can now give lessons to Medjedovičius, who relies only on serves. It won't be easy to beat such an experienced tennis player and the odds are quite good.

I don't know how Ruzic will look on the clay court, even though this court is similar to Linz, which was suitable for smashing from the position of the player. It's like fake sand, where you slip until you fall. Ruzic lost fear this season against authorities, that advantage, she has performances against Raducanu, Rybakina, Q.Zheng. She shows a very good stability as a young tennis player. Samsonova is unfamiliar to me, like many Russians. She falls in the early stages in a row in five tournaments. Her game is unpredictable, she starts playing and then starts attacking completely at arbitrary double faults or absurd errors. A certain coefficient is significantly lowered.

Bukai immediately started to raise this bet and everyone attacked to bet on the total... I managed to take bet365 over 5.5 with a coefficient of 1.80, Pinnacle put over 5.5 with a coefficient of 1.78, in a couple of minutes it dropped to under 1.75 and now bet365 is sitting at 1.72. I predict that a lot of people are waiting for this outside because the importance of the match is huge, and both teams are known for breaking their opponents' legs and the referee is really good!
Levante is fighting to stay in the league, currently at 19th place and -6 from safety (17th place Elche), so every point is crucial, especially against such an opponent that can definitely take points at home.
Getafe is having a great season by their standards, currently in 8th place and only 3 points away from 6th place Celta, which would secure them at least a spot in the Conference League next season. But their goal might be even higher as Sevilla (5th place) is only 4 points above them, which would secure a spot in the Europa League next season...
The referee for this match will be Alejandro Quintero, who has been giving out red cards like crazy this season, with a total of 10 in 17 matches (including cup matches)... He has refereed 2 Levante matches and 1 Getafe match this season.
In the matches between Girona and Levante, he showed 10 cards (2 red).
In the match between Levante and Celta, he showed 7 cards (1 red).
In the match between Girona and Getafe, he showed 8 cards.
These teams have a tendency to have very heated matches between them... The last 6 meetings have ended with 7, 10, 7, 6, 7, 12 total cards shown.

It is better to see goals from the beginning of the match and it cannot be denied that in the first games, Atl managed to do something very impressive - not only did they win 0-2, but they also kept Barcelona from scoring even 1 goal which is practically impossible this season. Over the weekend, Barcelona beat Espanyol 4-1 with almost all key players (Yamal, etc.), while Atl suffered a 2-1 loss against Sevilla (all attack was extinguished, Lookman, Griezmann, Alvarez, etc.). Both teams will have many absences in this game, as Atl will be without starting defender Hancko who got injured in the previous match and his replacement Pubill got a yellow card and will have to miss this game because of the accumulated total. Barcelona lost their starting defender Cubarsi due to a red card in the first game and in the weekend game against Espanyol, another main defender Martin got injured. Of course, they have other defenders but many of them will have to play out of their natural positions, for example Araujo will have to play in the midfield. I think they will take a risk with Kounde, who recently returned from an injury and has uncertain form, in the position of Araujo. Or Cancelo, who is not very good in defense, will play in that position. Atl has 2 goals advantage, so Barcelona will have to attack from the beginning of the game. Atl will have a rested attack and will have many opportunities for counterattacks against Barcelona's defenders. The problems of both teams in defense will make it easier for the opponents to score goals, so it is difficult to predict the result, but there should be a high number of goals!

Better to see the goals from the beginning of the match and it can't be... Atl in the first match managed to do a difficult thing, not only winning 0-2, but also keeping Barca from scoring at least 1 goal, which is practically impossible for this season.
Barca overcame Espanyol 4-1 over the weekend, with almost all key players (except Yamal...) while Atl struggled against Sevilla 2-1 (with the whole attack relying on Lookman, Griezmann, Alvarez...)
Both teams have many losses in these matches, Atl will be without starting defender Hancko who got injured in the first match and his replacement, Pubill, received a yellow card and will miss this match due to accumulated yellow cards.
Barcelona lost their starting defender Cubarsi in the first match due to a red card, and in the weekend match against Espanyol, another key defender Martin got injured. Of course they have other defenders, but many of them will have to play out of their natural positions, for example Araujo will have to play in the midfield. I predict they will take a risk with Kounde, who has just returned from injury, to fill in the position of Araujo, and Cancelo will most likely play in Araujo's natural position at the back, even though he is not very good at defending, he is better in the attack.
Atl has 2 goals ahead, so Barca will be obligated to attack from the start of the match. Atl's rested attack will have many chances to counter attack against Barca's defenders. The defensive problems of both teams will make it easier for the other team to score goals, so it is difficult to predict the result, but there should be a high number of goals scored!

Well, I don't know, but the first game was a complete disaster, yet Porto managed to not win. 5 big chances missed and goals conceded is just incomprehensible, especially in such an important game when in a situation where, while messing around, a defender manages to score an own goal against their own goalkeeper. Porto's team is stronger, and I think Nottingham should focus more on staying in the league than European cups.