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Bouzkova draws a strong favorite, but it's not like that here because in my opinion she plays poorly tennis, it's hard to climb against the opponent, I think Argentina could have won if they were a little more patient and smarter, now they are waiting for a much higher level player Pana Udvardy, who I believe will win, good luck.

The corner total between teams which so far this season have simply not seen this total... Ham Kam played 1 match, defeating Viking 2-1, during that match 17 corners were taken (Ham Kam responsible for 6), Brann have already played 2 matches, lost to Kristiansund 3-2 and lost to Brann 1-2, during those matches a total of 17 and 15 corners were taken (Brann responsible for 11 and 6 corners).

The legendary Norwegian club Rosenborg has been in a slump for two years now and unfortunately, there is still no light at the end of the tunnel. The season started off with two losses, 2-0 against Molde and Valerenga, while Tromso is currently one of the best Norwegian clubs. They started off the season with a record of 2 wins and 2 draws, including a 4-0 win against Fredrikstad and a 1-2 loss against Brann. When these two teams face each other at Tromso's stadium, it is always a high-scoring game, with at least 3 goals being scored in 4 of their last 5 meetings, and in all 4 of those games, there were 4 or more goals scored.

Two teams that have already entered the Norway league, have both played 2 matches each. Valerenga won 2-1 against Peru and lost 0-2 against Rosenborg, which is strong considering that this team is not among the top teams in Norway. Viking also had a win and a loss in their first two matches, losing 2-1 to Ham Kam and winning 4-1 against Molde. Valerenga will have a tough test against one of the stronger Norwegian teams, Viking. It is not advisable to rely on defense here, as our offense has the ability to score. 10 out of the last 12 matches between these two teams ended with 3 or more goals being scored.

Bodo's impressive performance in the UEFA Champions League has come to an end, and now they can fully focus on the local league where other teams have already played at least one game (some even two). Bodo's opponent is one of those teams that has already played one game, beating Brann 3-2. The difference between the teams is clear, but Norway's defense is a rare occurrence, with top teams having to face it on a daily basis. I'm not saying that Kristiansund are pushovers, but it's evident that Bodo's defense is not ironclad and it's likely they will concede at least one goal. However, their offense is without a doubt the best in Norway.

Estonia, Esiliiga B. Troubled TJK Legion continues to slowly sink each year, with only their offensive efforts keeping them in the league, as their defense is tragic. And this year, it seems the same scenario is repeating itself, with the winds of defense once again howling and allowing for easy goals. Today's game doesn't offer any relief, as Tammeka reserves were relegated from Esilliga, and they have returned to the league with renewed enthusiasm. However, their defense is also weak, but their offense is one of the strongest in the league, with many young players making appearances in the top teams. Therefore, today's main focus should be on their attack. The team seems to be in great form, scoring many goals and easily defeating their opponents. I believe this will be the same scenario for tonight's match – there will be defensive problems, but the offense should make the difference and the game should be high-scoring.

Wales, Women's League. The Wrexham women secured their first and historic title in the previous round, so this game is more of a celebration for them, as it means absolutely nothing to their opponents. It is simply preparation for the upcoming cup final. Knowing that Wrexham's main strength lies in their attacking abilities, which were dominant throughout the league and particularly stood out in the final stages, I believe this will not be a defensive match. The mood is great, the attack is in top form, there is no tension, it's the end of the season, it seems like all that's needed is a little motivation for another Wrexham match, which will surely not lack in goals. A large crowd is expected, which will give the necessary push to push until the very end. Especially since Swansea has always been able to break Wrexham's defense this season, but has failed to do so against their opponents' attacks, resulting in losses of 1-3, 2-3, and most recently 1-7 at home. In these circumstances, I believe that the game will also be a festive and high-scoring one.

You can afford to let Monaco go and lower the stakes, because in terms of tournament tables, it doesn't change much and they still have reserves. It wouldn't be surprising if the main team is saved and the young players are given a chance. Monaco's focus is on this double week, as it is currently their top priority. Dijon is a solid team and can even fight under normal circumstances. They are still in the fight for the play-in, so every game is extremely important, and playing against Monaco adds extra motivation.

This is a completely identical situation to Real Andorra's match. Zaragoza has to either sink or live through every game played at home, where the majority of this season's points have been won. Barcelona, after a complicated week in the Euroleague and a loss to Zalgiris, is facing a tough period. Relegation from the Euroleague is on the brink, especially with upcoming back-to-back games against PAO and Monaco, direct competitors for the last spots. It will be difficult to prepare for this and efforts will surely be made to conserve players.

I am still trying with Andorra and even though the opponent is serious, they are not on the level of Real this season, who often crush their opponents. Lyles did not play on Friday, so it is likely he will also be rested today. Andorra lives and breathes every game, so they should not lack motivation. They have decent players, but considering Real's situation in Euroleague and the double week ahead with games against Olympiakos and Fenerbahce, these matches are only secondary.

I do not believe in this open football, the game is important, but the field is poor, and everyone is freezing after the window. So in the best case, only a few should manage to score a goal. The VZ attack does not shine, everything is relying on an old man's luck, so there is nothing to hope for here.

Further, Como is doing fantastically well against the Italian giants and of course against other weaker teams. Great form and excellent gameplay makes us expect only the best from Fabregas' team Peru. Udinese is not a particularly bad team, but lately, leading up to the Peruvian national team matches, they seem to be struggling, while Como is one of the best away teams in the league.

The Champions League has ended for Atalanta team and now they need to successfully finish the season in order to qualify for the next European tournament. The opponent is very favorable to continue their winning streak. At home, Atalanta won 4-1 at the start of the season, while Lecce club can only play well against lower-ranking teams, so I predict a victory for Atalanta.

The league's newcomers Kocaelispor are surprising with their current position in the tournament table, but the incoming powerhouse must rearrange things in their places. Except for one unbelievable match against Galatasaray, the league's newcomers who suffered a loss, must continue their poor performance against teams of this level. The newcomers, who were in particularly bad form until the national teams' break, will have a hard time changing their game, and I believe that the strong Basaksehir will take advantage and fight for a spot in next season's European tournament.

Nymburk has no advantages against Rytas. The player by player comparison shows that all Rytas players are better. Nymburk uses a low-key defense, but they always apply it in every game. Although they surprised with it in the first games, they should be prepared for Rytas and have an easier time in the upcoming games.