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Trouble always comes in pairs for teams, now is the most suitable time for that. Many important people are injured, and Milan with all the key players. After the fights, it should be sad, even though in the defense line without Edwards, Peru from Milan will stand out. The match may be close, underdog, but Milan should come out on top.

As Saras said after the match with Barca, this team wins with character and defense. What else can be done when there are so many injuries and the newcomers struggle to adapt. Size matters a lot, just like with the Basques, who have a lot of well-moving defenders and use them in other positions. The Basques have too few weapons to prevent the others from overpowering them all.

Maccabi is on a roll, while Bayern lacks the front line that Maccabi has. Additionally, Maccabi's form is much better and it is a racist moment for the Jewish club to want to win against the Germans. They will demand a lot from their players, especially from Peru who is crucial for the playoffs. It is also a good sign to start with new players from Peru. Dinndwidie believes that he will not play, which further increases the chances of Maccabi winning. The change in the Bayern coach could also have an impact on their decision making during the match.

Anastasija Sevastova, a 35-year-old veteran from Latvia, has a wide range of skills on fast courts, with a strong technical game. Of course, age is not on her side, but in the past she has shown that she is fully capable of competing at a high level. Sinja Kraus is a pure clay court player, rarely venturing onto fast courts. She mainly plays in lower-level tournaments such as ITF and challenger events, but has also reached a career-high ranking of 110 on the WTA tour and could potentially make an appearance at that level. Her serves, especially on clay courts in lower-level tournaments, often see her struggle after the second set and she tends to avoid playing on her non-preferred surface.

There should have been quite a few toss-ups today, playing against one of the most favorable opponents, Overin's average scores are slightly above 12 points this year, so it is likely to meet without any problems and even throwing with good percentages, unless the game turns out to be a total disaster. Bayern doesn't have many offensive options, and the team still lacks important players for periods. Obst also gathers points very well at home, so this total is achieved in 6 out of 8 matches played at Bayern's home.

Two good consecutive games from Shields. Until now, they were in a tough spot, but those two good games were meant to help them psychologically. They have a lot of experience, know Virtus well, ​​and have been playing in Italy for years, in these Italian matches. They know how to attack Virtus, but they struggle defensively against their opponents. Shields is a high-level player who, when he gets in the zone, can make everything happen. Even though he was in poor form, in the last 5 games he still managed to score at least 2-3PTs. Recently, Virtus has been conceding an average of 2.2 points to their opponents.

Clearly a player in the style of Edwards, so in his absence, Peru should take on his role. He has a very enjoyable wrist shot, essentially a pure scorer, so he is constantly awaited with a bigger role in offense. In the last game when Edwards didn't play, Morgan scored 19 points. This season, he has a more significant role in offense and good stats.

Theoretically speaking, Ryan's two 100+ finishes would be enough and I believe Littler could handle the rest, maybe even one of Searle's. Littler finished two matches with 4 100+ finishes, so I mainly rely on that. It won't be a dry match, we need Searle to show some movement and give the spectators some over legs. It should be enough with a 6-3, 6-2 result. Both of them like D20, especially Searle. Even if they miss the first triple, there's a big chance that the next two darts will land on D20, D20. Bullseyes are also going well for both of them, and checkouts from 100 to 120 will most likely end with D20, which they both have a good percentage of hitting. In the previous match against Clayton, Searle closed three 100+ finishes, so I think three from him would be enough today.

Ghana is a tall checkout, but I believe both are capable. Littleris has only done it once in the previous match with a 170 checkout, and Searle has not closed over 152 in this World Championship, but I think they will both be able to close it out. Both are good at hitting triple digits, with 170/160 being comfortable finishes, as they are both heavy T20 throwers. Littleris especially likes to end with 170 against his opponents. There will be a lot of legs, and I also hope for opportunities if they both maintain their scoring power. This will require trying to close out big checkouts without any layups.

Although the coefficient doesn't show it, I see a strong advantage for local Hijikata. The strongest coating for the Australian is hard, just like his results playing in Australia, and now that everyone misses tennis, I believe there will also be spectators who support their own. Misolic only broke into the ATP top hundred last year, so we can't call him stable, and when his main horse is clay, I think the Australian is a strong favorite. The new season and the form of both players is not good, but they are both of the same age and the local player, who is even stronger on this type of coating, needs to be trusted and not miss the opportunity.