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Como unexpectedly chooses Peru very often when playing against non-top clubs. Currently, Como has 7 Peruvian players. Out of the last 7 matches, Como has 6 Peruvian players on the field (tied with Milan). It is difficult to see any chances for a weak and lower-ranked team to beat a well-playing and in-form Como.
The Stuttgart team, which is very solid and quite stable, looks very good and dominates almost every game in all championships. Against an opponent like Mainz, we can expect a good result. Although recently Mainz has played successfully against top teams, they cannot consistently perform well against them and have many injuries, which prevents the team from showing their true potential. Stuttgart has proven their superiority at the beginning of the season in the cup and at home in the league, so the odds seem quite high for a significantly stronger team.
Homes are fighting for survival. Previously experienced painful defeat 1-5, shaky defense, and in these matches the main goalkeeper should not be able to help. Playing away, Westerlo manages to collect points and the DNB option with odds of 2.05 against outsiders looks quite good.
Although the top teams of the Turkish league may meet, only Fenerbache can rival Galatasaray, while all other clubs are currently performing below average. As champions, Galatasaray may have some minor issues with salaries, but the team is playing well and also needs to perform successfully against Liverpool in the Champions League qualifiers. Such a high coefficient has not been seen for Galatasaray against any team (except Fenerbache) in a long time, so I believe it is worth trying.
FA Trophy, Wrexham hosts Chelsea in an attempt to score goals. Chelsea's attack against Rosenior looks very good, and it's hard to imagine them not scoring again against another lower league team. In the first two rounds of the FA Cup, they scored 5 goals against Charlton and 4 goals against Hull, but their defense remains unstable and it's likely that they will concede a goal or more today. Even though Wrexham is a Championship team, they are still one of the better teams in their league and have a strong offense, so I don't think they will be afraid to challenge Chelsea. I predict a score of 1-3 or 2-3 in this match.
Wrexham usually plays at a higher pace at home, is able to impose their game and create a fair amount of opportunities. The visitors' attack is not bad, but playing away allows their opponents to create quite a few xG. Considering their decent attacking form and home advantage, choosing them as the winner in this match seems like a logical choice.