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Fantastiskos formos Thun team, siais metais laimeje visas 8 rungtynes, iskaitant Peru pries Young Boys, Basel ir kitas rimtas teams. Vien del tokios formos toks koeficientas atrodo patrauklus. Gallen taip pat solidus, bet spaudimas rinkti points cia ju puseje. Thun tvirtai pirmoje vietoje ir jeigu nebutu tokios serijos, tikrai susilaikyciau galvodamas, kad motyvacijos trukumas galetu kist koja. Vis del to prie tokios serijos, motyvacija turetu buti ne ka mazesne.

Although they have recently struggled in the Champions League, today Bodø will face a serious challenge in the Norwegian Cup. Molde is a very solid team with a strong offense in every season. They have friendly results with many goals. Bodø's game is like a fairytale, but their defense still raises some questions. Their head-to-head matchups also seem strong.

I think it's a great bet, despite the fact that Krueger plays at home.
Linette Magda - 34-year-old Pole, especially dangerous in the early stages, looks good this season in Ghana, having already beaten a whole line of Ghana's strong competitors such as Cocciaretto E., Wang X., Navarro E., Li A., Kartal S., and Alexandrova E. She is known for her steady and alliance-style play, and sometimes surprises with 10 aces, even though she doesn't have a powerful serve, meaning she must have good ball placement.
Krueger Ashlyn - 21-year-old American, a very favorable opponent here, makes many unforced errors, as they say, either a winner or out. Although her serve in Ghana is strong, even her second serve is delivered at practically the same speed, resulting in many unforced errors. She is a great value pick.

Bouzkova Marie, 27 years old from the Czech Republic, is having a rough season so far, with only first or second round finishes and being knocked out. Her serve is not strong, and she often relies on defense. Of course, her playing technique is not bad and her style is similar to that of American representatives on hard courts.
Townsend Taylor, 29 years old from America, has found some rhythm, having reached the finals of the Austin tournament last week, plus winning a doubles tournament at the same tournament. This also includes overcoming some tough opponents and it's time for a rematch.
A very important aspect here is the two previous losses in the head-to-head matches, with the most recent one being quite disappointing on American territory. So, I can't imagine any other scenario than high motivation to play at home.

Zalgiris has been playing consistently for a long time now, but where they don't play consistently is precisely in their away games. They are playing against Valencia, who have only experienced two losses at home this season. They also lost the last two meetings between them, so I believe it's time for revenge. If the bet doesn't go through, it would be very sad.

Both teams are inclined to play fast-paced basketball, with many attacks and 3-point shots. That is why the total points between offensive-oriented teams are often high, and in this case, even the line of 181.5 does not seem high. I hope for at least 190 points here.

The coefficient here is growing like on yeast and why not give it a try, especially when it's on the rise. Žalgiris looks good, with their leaders catching the game and the factor that some players were in national teams, because being in rhythm can be even more important than spending time without basketball. Valencia had a break, so it's unclear what form they will be in, often after breaks teams where no one played return out of rhythm and it takes a few matches to demonstrate their form again.

Iggy played a good window, scored a lot. Today's opponent, who allows him to run and shoot, is a perfect fit for Iggy. I think rhythm was important for him and playing was better than not playing at all. He's gaining more and more confidence from the coach, started defending well, so his minutes are increasing and he's using his full talent to score 5 points.

The Japanese player is considered an odd favorite here. I wouldn't say he is a better tennis player, and in the last season they met on hard court and Shevchenko easily won in 2 sets. The Japanese player came after qualifiers, while Shevchenko had time to rest. This season, based on statistics, Shima may seem better, but against weaker opponents, Shevchenko managed to overcome the obstacles a little better.

Strangely, the Japanese player is considered the favorite here. I wouldn't say he is a better tennis player, and in the previous season they met on hard court and Shevchenko easily defeated him in 2 sets. The Japanese player had to go through qualifying rounds, while Shevchenko had time to rest. This season, based on numbers, Shima might seem better, but Shevchenko has only slightly better results against weaker opponents.

The player who doesn't need any recoveries, for whom the game in the selections was like a breath of fresh air. For Brazdeikis, this opponent seems favorable enough according to the style of play. The offense should still dominate here, so Ignas definitely has something to offer. In the last 10 games, he has scored at least 5 points 9 times. In the last 5 Euroleague games - 4 overs.

In the competitive distance, I believe Zalgiris can definitely hold on, as Kaunas has proven that it has a defense and can extinguish opponents' attacks. It is also pleasing that Zalgiris traveled to Spain demonstrating a strong offense, as it will be needed on opponents' courts, since it will be a difficult mission to dictate the pace against Valencia. Zalgiris has the quality, and Kaunas still has Goss who has not yet played.

Both teams may not have high pace or be very fast, but both have good players on offense. Both Barcelona and Milan have better offensive ratings in the Euroleague than the league average. The same situation applies to their defenses. If Barcelona is slightly below average, Milan has been one of the worst defensive teams this season. Barcelona has dealt with injuries throughout the season, so there should be no shortage of quality in their offense.

The super version of Baez seems to be playing excellently this season, and it looks like he will continue to perform well on hard courts. His record on hard courts in Argentina this season is 8:2, which is impressive. Since he has been successful on this surface this season, I expect him to do well even on slower surfaces, like clay. Tseng's hard court skills are reflected in his performance, and his last season with a hard court winning ratio was in 2020. The last qualifying round was unexpected, but now I believe that Chun will crash into the wall.

In 2025, at the USA Hardo Shevchenko celebration, it was 2-0 for Peru against Japan, and now I believe in his handicap once again. Although Peru is not strong, Shevchenko has played against very serious tennis players in major tournaments, who were by no means better or higher ranked. It seems that the Kazakh is stronger and the fact that he did not start from the qualifiers does not mean he does not have a chance, especially since Shevchenko plays well on clay and on a slow hard court, I think this is a handicap for him against Japan.

The coefficient already seems too big for me to ignore. I believe two equal teams are meeting here and I expect a tough battle from Žalgiris. Of course, the downside is that Sisko and Ąžuolas may be tired after the international break, but on the other hand, they should have had enough time to recover. Žalgiris has already proven this season that they can win against Spain and defeat the same Valencia.

As a talented player makes a lot of shots, such a total does not seem big. Okobo tends to end the game with a double-digit points score. In his last game, he finished with 10 points, making 3 out of 13 shots. With a better field goal percentage, he could achieve that total even higher.