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Looking at the over in the Colorado game for the same reasons. Yesterday these teams opened the series in Toronto, with the visitors dominating and making 25 hits, after checking the statistics more closely, it could be argued that the score should have been higher considering Toronto left 11 players on base. I'm also hoping for a productive game from the beginning due to the starting pitchers for both teams, with Colorado starting A. Molina for his first start this season, who has a tragic 7.27 ERA, and Toronto starting J. Berrios with a poor 3.84 ERA. Again, point collecting will be dominated by the visiting team, but it's hard to believe that the home team will be silenced with their offense for a second game in a row, so I'm expecting a bigger contribution and action from them.

Looking at the matchup in the Colorado game, the reasons are the same. Yesterday, this team opened the series against Toronto with a score of 1-15. The guests dominated and performed 25 hits, and upon closer look at the statistics, it can be said that the score should have been even higher, as Toronto left 11 players on base. I am hoping for a productive game from the beginning due to the pitchers that both teams will start with. Colorado's A.Molina will make his first start of the season, and his ERA this season is a tragic 7.27, while Toronto's J.Berrios will start with a poor 3.84 ERA. Once again, the away team will dominate in terms of points, but it is difficult to believe that the home team will remain silent in two consecutive games. Therefore, I am waiting for a greater contribution and results from them.

ITF Women's Koksijde, clay surface..

In the Champions League qualification, both teams Ghana had a hard time passing the final stage. In "Rangers" matches, there were on average 24 fouls, the team received two warnings per game. In "Plzen" matches, there weren’t as many fouls, but in the last game the team started to struggle. They received one warning and one red card. Now, the importance of the game is greater, so I expect more fouls and warnings. The referee, Frenchman C. Turpin, has not yet officiated this season. French referees are not known for showing a lot of cards, but they are not afraid to use them when necessary. This is still the qualification round and both teams will not want to give in to each other, so we can expect some warnings.

Both teams are oriented towards attacking, but in this style of football Brondby are definitely the favorites and should live up to it. They are coming off a disappointing game at home, so there will definitely be anger and determination. Reykjavik may score goals, but it's hard to imagine them not conceding at least a couple of goals if they play their own style of football.

Both teams are oriented towards attack, but in this style of football, Brondby are definitely the favorites and should live up to that. They are coming after a disappointing game at home, so there will surely be anger and determination. Reykjavik may score some goals, but if they play their own style of football, I can hardly imagine them not conceding at least a couple of goals.

Two players with different styles, but both can be unstable. Shelton is a powerful and ambitious player, while Australas usually prefers longer rallies and defensive play. I see a persistent battle here, with neither player being significantly better than the other. I believe both players' periods of instability will impact the course of the match. De Minaur may be considered the favorite, but his match against Tiafoe showed how he can unexpectedly lose a set after a strong start. I expect a similar match here, with Shelton and Cobolli looking in control at the beginning but having to fight back towards the end. I predict a 3-set match with an Overi result.

Although Malmo is a famous and minimal favorite, we are well aware that this club is very unstable, as shown by the Lithuanian clubs against Peru. Perhaps this season, they are playing better against the Georgian club (which beat Levadia) and against Riga RFS, which does not give much hope against Copenhagen. The Danish giants have had a very successful start to the season, winning all their matches so far and dominating the game, with a strong defense and a consistently great offense with the same talented players. I believe the odds are too high and here the Danes should win.

The space that looked so good against Tiafoe almost beat one of the top ATP rackets, and in the previous tournament, they even defeated a Czech player in the qualifying. The Japanese player has a good serve and is currently playing very well, so I think they will continue their successful performance, as Svrcina is a low-ranked player on clay and does not play well on hard courts.

The Japanese player, who looked very good against Tiafoe, nearly beat one of the top ATP racquet holders, and in the previous tournament he even defeated a Czech player in the qualifiers. He has a strong serve and is currently playing very well, so I think he will continue his successful performance, especially since Svrcina is not as skilled on clay and does not perform well on hard courts.

The question is what the composition of B teams will be, but I think we can expect it not to be strong. The Czechs have more than one high-class basketball player and NBA people who either currently play or have a lot of experience, so the Czechs seem to be better.

Another team is beginning preparation and in the first match it is difficult to expect points. Portuguese team is underestimated and even an NBA basketball player shouldn't make a big difference, and Spanish teams also like long attacks. It is rare for Peru to have such high scores, and even then, in the first match, I don't think we should expect too many points.

Having not faced a serious opponent, Dyn. Club will finally be able to prove their true potential. There aren't many foreigners on the team and they rely on Ukraine, but some of them are super talents, or simply very reliable football players. Cyprus Pafos had a decent performance in the conference league last season, but their team's strength is far from being as strong as stability, so the Ukrainian giant must manage.

Even though the Czech team is strong, I cannot compare it to Rangers, who also play at home. At home, the Rangers team is very dangerous and good, and they should dominate on the field, as we could see with Panathinaikos, who I believe are even stronger than the Czechs. Plzen is a good team, but it is difficult to expect a good game from them when they are playing away.

Despite having similar teams according to their coefficients, I believe that Denmark champions are significantly stronger than Malmo. They have much better and more expensive players. The only downside is their slow start to the season, but Copenhagen is used to it and their team's identity remains unchanged, so the Danes can dominate in the beginning of the season.

The Montreal WTA tournament, on a hard court. Keys has already played two matches, both in three sets. Against Muchova, she had two match points and I was watching the match, evaluating it with my own eyes. I think it's time for her to fall, especially since it will be difficult for her against the fast-rising Tauson, who is dangerous when her mind is in order. Not everyone can boast taking a 2-0 lead against Swiatuka and not even dropping a set, it leaves a good impression. It's also worth mentioning that they have already met this year on a hard court, with Tauson easily winning 2-0. She can do the same here, especially when Keys is struggling.

Montreal WTA, hard court.

Keys has already played her second consecutive three-set match, and against Muchova she literally saved 2 match points. I watched that match with my own eyes and I think it's time for her to fall, as it will be difficult for her to handle the equally powerful Tauson once she gets her head in the game. Not everyone can boast about taking Swiatek 2-0 and not even losing a set here, it leaves a good impression.

It's also worth mentioning that they have already met this year on a hard court, with Tauson celebrating a 2-0 victory. She could easily do the same here, especially when Keys is struggling.

I watched the Madison vs. Muchova fight, which was definitely tense and tough competition. Unfortunately, I think the Czech Muschova should have won because she had two break points, but Keys worked hard and I'm not sure if she deserved to, but she won. Meanwhile, Tauson met with Swiatek, who once again showed her confident game and even the odds were heavily in her favor, with some bookies giving her a 1.13 odds. However, as always, she deserves criticism as she failed to win against the powerful Tauson. In this match, I believe Keys has the advantage and should win.