Football

The coefficient forces you to take overs, rarely will you see such a coefficient for a standard total in youth games, but here are clubs that are not afraid to score goals/easily let them in. This season, Villarreal played 8 games in the UEFA Youth League, with 5 of them being over the total. PSG also played 8 games, with 7 being over the total. To watch these games and say that suddenly the youth will stop making mistakes in defense or lose all their talent in attack is just foolish... Looking at how these teams are playing this season, this coefficient should be around 1.50 or something similar.

The Norwegian fairy tale continues further, this time they are going to Portugal with 3 goals scored against Peru, which will make it difficult for them to lose based on their current game. Sporting no longer has a place to retreat, as they must score 3 goals from the first minutes to conquer the opponent's goal. Something similar happened with Bodo a couple of weeks ago, in the first match against Inter they won 3-1, while in the second match against Italy they dominated and had 30 strikes, which led to 16 corner kicks. Although the underdog is important to note, during the last group match away from home, Bodo managed to draw against Atletico Madrid, which led to 12 corner kicks for the home team.

Despite Inter's inability to defeat Bodo and the fact that the Norwegian club celebrated a 3-0 victory over Peru at home against Sporting, I believe the situation will be completely different now in Portugal. Sporting has a lot of potential in their offense, with an average of almost 3 goals per game in the Portuguese league, so they must score in this match. I think that in this game, the only logical choice is Sporting, and we often see surprises in the Champions League. The home field advantage is also a significant factor in this competition.

Although Inter failed to defeat Bodo and the Norwegian club celebrated a 3-0 win against Sporting at home, but now I think the view of Portugal will be completely different. Sporting has a lot of potential in attack, the Portuguese team scores an average of almost 3 goals, so they have to score in these matches. In my opinion, if we have to choose someone in these matches, it would be Sporting, and we often see so-called miracles in the Champions League, and the home advantage is still a very significant factor in this championship.

The task for City is clear, they have a 3 goal deficit after the first game and there is no goal to draw or save. Real surprised many in the first game, considering their injuries and fluctuating form, not many expected a 3-0 result, although it could have been even more. Pep's team's formation and choice of players in that game caught the eye... for example, leaving a player like Cherki on the bench was unforgivable. City must push a large number of players forward from the start, as Real will have a lot of space to attack if they take possession of the ball. And everyone knows that Real is not a team that plays defensively. It is great to see goals from both teams.

Real has already achieved real results and will simply be able to bide their time, while City is currently in a very poor form. A weak offense and Real's ability to maintain the result, I think we can expect a game with a low number of goals. I believe the Real team will try to play aggressively and aim to not let in any goals for as long as possible, so I think this line will be difficult to overcome.

In the first game, it was fairly evenly matched, but Peru celebrated over the Hungarians. Braga is playing well this year and the team is capable of defeating the Hungarian club at home. The question is, will they be able to advance to the next stage? However, it is very likely that they will reach Peru.