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JAE, reserve league u23. Bataeh is the weakest team in the league, with a notably poor defense which typically concedes around 4 goals, and has recently been in a tragic form. Today's opponents are one of the league leaders, so it is unlikely that the situation will improve. Usually, stronger teams in the league easily defeat Bataeh and score a lot of goals against them. I believe this will also be the case for Shabab. The team is going through a rough patch after losing 3-0 to Peru in the past match, so they will be motivated to redeem themselves. The opponent is also ideal for them, and they have a strong record at their home stadium, especially in their offense.

JAE, reserve league U23. Bataeh is the weakest team in the league, with a noticeably poor defense, which on average concedes 4 goals per game, and recently has been in a tragic form. Today's opponents are one of the leaders, so it is highly unlikely that the situation will improve. Usually, more serious clubs in the league have an easy time against Bataeh and score many goals. I also expect this from Shabab. The club is in a slump after losing 3-0 to Peru in the previous match, so I believe they will be motivated to redeem themselves. The opponent is also ideal for that, and they usually perform very confidently at their own stadium, at least in the attack.

In second place is Milan, currently on a 16-game undefeated streak in the Serie A league. Milan, who are among the top teams at home, are able to prepare excellently for every game because they are not playing in Europe. Genoa, one of the worst away teams fighting to stay in the league, does not seem like a club that can resist Milan. Genoa is plagued by injuries, and this is yet another reason why Milan must take care of business at home.

I don't see any way Arsenal will lose here. They already have +6 and after last season it seems like they are no longer at a disadvantage, but of course they need to continue striving for results on the field. Now they are facing Liverpool, who have been lacking stability all season, only winning a few games and tying with Leeds and Fulham, which has been their story this year and it doesn't seem like it will change. Arsenal is unbeatable at home and generally unbreakable, not losing a single game at the Emirates Stadium and dominating both in the Premier League and the Champions League for their "big games" (e.g. 4-1 against Tottenham, 4-0 against Atletico, 3-1 against Bayern, 4-1 against Villa). I think a similar result will be seen here.

From 2022, there have already been 11 meetings between Liverpool and Arsenal where Liverpool has scored at least one goal against Arsenal's goal, and at home Arsenal has conceded at least one goal in their last 12 matches. Yes, we all know how poorly Liverpool has been performing lately, but this season's matches between the top Premier League teams have been productive and the teams often score goals. In 5 out of the last 6 Arsenal matches, the current leaders have conceded goals, so even a struggling Liverpool team should have a good chance of scoring, especially in a league where anything can happen.

Although in this season Liverpool was only able to celebrate a 1-0 victory at home against Peru, these teams play an effective style of football, as shown by the results between them. Liverpool has been disappointing this season, but their offense is capable of scoring goals, and allowing 28 goals in 20 matches clearly shows that Arsenal alone can match such a total.

Although in the league table the view of Ittihad team is weak, but they have gained form and 5 consecutive wins show this. 3 out of 5 wins were achieved with a goal difference in periods, so I expect the same in this game against a lower-ranked club. Benzemos team has a lot of talent and most of their first eleven players are foreigners who could play for almost any team. In addition, Ittihad has created many opportunities in every game, as shown by xG, so it should be possible to achieve and win with a goal difference in periods.

The Championshipe at home greatly inspires our goals and fulfills my hopes. In the Premier league, there is no longer a Peru team, and let's understand that this is not a championship, but the FA Cup, where both big and small teams can sometimes have slow matches... It is important that the guests are not disappointed... My prediction is that at home, Peru will win 2-1 with odds of 5, but we will see after the result.

At the bottom of the table in the last 5 games, there is barely a 1:13 goal difference, but in the last 0-0 draw with the league leaders, the guests in second place were not far behind, and even the ratings are currently equal due to Peru... therefore I believe that after a goal, it could end up being a 0-1, 0-2, 1-0, or 1-1 scoreline...