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We will take advantage of Copenhagen's angular superiority against Kairat. I was a little surprised by the proposed line of -1.5 handicap in the middle. It's hard for me to imagine how the team will play their matches 100% after such long periods, but that distance is a bit of a coincidence, especially with the Kazakhs being in the Champions League at the moment. But for other clubs, it's just a small hurdle and they can just forget about it, while Kairat always has to go through such distances on away games. It will definitely have an impact. And looking at the statistics, they easily give away corners in away games. In the qualifiers against Celtic, it was 15-3 on away corners, then against Sporting 8-3, and against Inter 9-3. Losing corners with big numbers, I don't see what could have changed there.

I believe it's time to once again demonstrate the level of the Paphos team according to Champions League standards. Yes, Monaco is not a super club, but I think they have the capability to compete confidently. Monaco, with their young team and ambition, are able to appear very competitive in the Champions League. Although their form may not be the best, Monaco are the clear favorites for this match.

Paphos is all about defense, but it's difficult for them to create anything when they let in a goal. The Monaco club arrives, brimming with talent in the front, and Pogba returns after a long absence. The Cyprus team doesn't have many options in attack, so they should take advantage of having Monaco there. Monaco really needs to win, and even though they are next to each other in the league table, I don't think Paphos will be fighting for a spot in the playoffs.

Even Eintracht beats German club standards and lets in a lot of goals, and it is not uncommon to see a 7-goal thriller in their matches. Atalanta, although an Italian club, also knows how to score and concede, and the match against Frankfurt must be played with a fast-paced and productive style.

Real and Mbappe in the attacking line like to crush weaker opponents, and even though the Frenchman was injured, he played over the weekend, so I believe he will also play and try to score. I do not have confidence in the Greek club, even though they are playing at home and both Arsenal and Barcelona confidently defeated Olympiacos at home, so Real should do the same away.

Much stronger, so it seems like they are trying to fix mistakes in defense, but in some ways it means that their attacking force is completely asleep, which already looks a bit pitiful, when during a match you could create a chance worth one goal, and even larger handicaps are possible, but stay calm.

I believe these upcoming matches will be highly anticipated by many, and it's understandable that the bookmakers know what they offer in such games. However, I believe there will be many different scenarios to choose from. Both teams are strong and don't concede much, but Bayern has a tendency to consistently beat the handicap. Arsenal also often score high totals at home. Gabriel's recent injury is important, as he is a key player for one of the top central defenders in the EU at the moment. It's a shame that Luis Diaz won't be playing.

To Liverpool, this seems like a very good opportunity and a suitable opponent not only to score goals but also to recover after a series of losses. We all know Liverpool's attacking capabilities, but the problem still remains with their defense. However, in this evening's game, the opponent's defense is even more vulnerable and essentially plays a very attacking game. The level difference is definitely not small here, and I don't think Liverpool will lessen their efforts even after scoring a goal following their recent losses.

Liverpool seem to see this as a very good opportunity and a suitable opponent not only to score goals but also to redeem themselves after a series of losses. We all know Liverpool's attacking capabilities, but the problem still remains with their defense. However, the opponent for tonight is even more vulnerable in defense and essentially plays a very attacking style of football. The difference in level is certainly not small, and I don't think Liverpool will lower their pace even after conceding a goal.

Another option for the lower leagues in Europe. Slovan, a complete outsider, is hosting the strong Rayo club. The Spanish club has not been a pushover in La Liga this season and is making extra efforts in Europe as well. Slovan is not a weak team and this is reflected in the high odds given to Rayo. I believe this choice is not without reason.

A very interesting variant from the Europa League, the Rangers club, a complete disaster this season, continues to play tragically. They have lost all 4 Europa League matches and are currently in 5th place in Scotland. While Braga is not a super mega club, they do feel focused in Europe, where they have only lost points in their last matches. Portugal's Braga may also appear better, but looking at these matches, in every aspect Braga is much stronger and only an unexpected event may prevent them from winning.