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I don't know, maybe this court in Leheckai is more favorable, but I still enjoyed watching Filsas more. He returned after an injury, had a decent performance in Doha, lost to Alcaraz, but that's nothing strange. Mostly, the choice was based on the last result, they both met a week ago in Doha where Fils easily defeated Lehecka 2-0 (6-3 6-3).

The PSG team simply dominated against the Monaco team away and now they have to convincingly prove their superiority at home. Monaco celebrated an unexpected victory in the local league, but the team's strength is very weak, while a team like PSG has already shown their power away and now in Paris I am expecting a very solid victory.

Even though Galatasaray has already done their job at home, Juventus, who looks so bad, will have a lot of difficulties at home against Galatasaray. 5 consecutive losses in matches show that there is something wrong with the Italian club at the moment, but I believe the Turkish super club can still surprise.

The Dortmund team proved their superiority at home and even though Atalanta now controls the game in Italy, the German club still appears more appealing. Atalanta is very inconsistent and does not play good football, while the Germans score goals and rarely lose.

Sonmez Zeynep - a 23-year-old Turk, who has been playing amazingly in this Merida tournament for 23 years now, won the tournament in 2024 and even reached the quarterfinals in Peru. It is likely that she will try to repeat something similar this year, especially since her primary opponent, Ghana, was defeated by Canada's 20-year-old player, Chad Brace, who has competed in the ITF and Challenger tournaments. Canada does not have more serious results even in lower-ranking tournaments, from what I have seen, it seems that the Turk fully overpowered her opponent in two sets.

Birrell Kimberly - 27-year-old Australian tennis player. In the past, you may have seen her as having good potential, but she may not have always made good decisions or lacked endurance. This season, she improved her results and reached the semifinals in Adelaide, and in Dubai she went on to the second round. But the most important thing this season is that she has defeated players like Sramkova, Potapova, Vondrousova M., Cristian, Valentova T., Volynets K., and Maria T. Almost all of these players could compete well against Marcinko.
Marcinko, a 20-year-old Croat, is still taking his first steps in the top level of the game and has only made it to the second round in one tournament this season. He has potential, but lacks experience.

There are smaller WTA tournaments here, so the opportunity for lower-ranked players to shine on hard courts is not very quick. There is a high chance that players of shorter stature can dominate here, ones who are used to playing on a surface between hard and clay courts.
One of these options is 24-year-old Colombian Osorio, who has good technique and can play well in the early stages, as well as being from South America herself. Osorio has had a decent season so far, winning a good challenger event in Manilla and performing well in Doha.
Another option is the 23-year-old Indonesian player, who is also a skilled player from Ghana. She has mostly made it to the second round this year, although she may face more challenging opponents.

Even though the wine glass may be impressive, after a loud party in Peru, it is often accompanied by a form crash, and also with the opponent being one step ahead of the betters, plus the news about Francisco's agreement with Barça, such news balances the microclimate within the team, not to mention the fact that Cisco will play with less capacity until the end of the season because of the fear of getting injured. I predict an easy Olympia Peru.

In the 7th place of the tournament table, Žalgiris will face off against Olympiacos, who currently holds the 2nd position.

Žalgiris does not seem stable. The start of the game against Hapoel was solid, but the lead quickly evaporated. The team once again fell into a close and nervous game until the last quarter, even though the opponent did not shine either. Such waves become dangerous against higher level opponents. Many times, Žalgiris loses control of the game and the obtained handicap often slips away in a matter of minutes.

Meanwhile, Olympiacos demonstrates a different style. They rely on discipline, physicality, and patience in controlling the pace of the game. In their last five games against each other, the Greeks celebrated, and the last match last November ended with a 17-point lead in their favor. This is not just a coincidence, but a trend.

In the past ten Euroleague games, the -2.5 point handicap with Olympiacos has only been unsuccessful twice. This not only shows their ability to win, but also their ability to close out the games with a larger lead. Such teams rarely let their opponents make emotional comebacks.

Žalgiris may start the game well and even briefly take the lead. However, their instability as a team, tendency to lose control, and difficulties in maintaining control of the game in close situations raises doubts against an opponent of this level. Olympiacos is a more stable team, and in these kinds of matches, it is typically stability that determines the outcome.

Considering the team's current form, head-to-head statistics, and the offered -2.5 point line, this handicap seems a bit too low to me. In this matchup, the Greeks have clear arguments for their advantage, both statistically and in terms of game quality.

Without going overboard with the bet, I choose Piraeus Olympiacos -2.5.