Football

UEFA Women's Euro U19 Qualifiers in Germany. Last group stage matches. The French need a draw, while the Germans only need equal points. In other words, someone will need to attack and score in order to secure a win, as shown in the first two matches of these teams against the lower-ranked Slovakia and Ireland - there were quite a few defensive problems and goals were mainly scored through attacks. This is not surprising, considering that almost all their attackers play in their country's top leagues and some get a lot of minutes and score goals. Moreover, today, the French team's attacking leader Roquet will return to the lineup, who is both a scorer and creator for her teammates. I believe this will be an intriguing and interesting match, with at least a few goals scored.

The quarter-finals, the match will take place in Saudi Arabia. Even if it's a knock-out stage from one game, the coefficient for goals looks large for Al Sadd. The team lives and dies with their attack. The 3-3 against Hilal was a fantastic match, once again led by attackers Akram Afif, Mujica, Firmino, Claudinho, and Soria, who probably played the game of his life, contributing to one of the biggest upsets of the season by defeating the tournament favorite. Interestingly, Al Sadd did not make a single substitution in the entire 120 minutes. In attack, they may feel the effects of fatigue, with only Firmino playing above the 30m line, but their defense, with a main base at around 35m, should hold up well. The Japanese opponent may not be favorable for this purpose. With the appointment of German coach Skibbe a couple of months ago, Kobe has seen an increase in attacking play, aggression, and pressure, trying to quickly transition from defense to offense. Al Sadd defenders, especially someone like Pedro Miguel, love to run forward. The Japanese can take advantage of this. I think both teams have what it takes to score against each other. Al Sadd's attack is in great form, but their defense is shaky, and Kobe's offense has also been playing well lately, plus they are regaining a couple of important experienced forwards who can make a difference in a game like this. I think the total score will be high for these teams.

Porto looks solid throughout the season in both domestic and European competition. They hold the first place in their league, above Champions League quarter-finalists Sporting, and also made it to the Top 5 stage in the Europa League, knocking out Stuttgart in both matches. Porto is definitely having one of their best seasons in recent years and even though they didn't manage to win at home against Peru, I still see them as favorites as they completely dominated the game. Despite a poor season so far in Europe, Forest managed to turn things around against Midtjylland, after falling behind against Fener previously. However, this team's inconsistency makes it hard for me to trust them, so I think it's worth betting on the away team.

Two teams that are driven by two attackers and can cover this total by themselves. Victory shows a strong improvement compared to last season when their attack was poor and Peru was a rare case, this season their attack is 3rd, while their opponent is Jets who have been playing aggressively this season. The first meeting between the two this season ended with Jets beating Peru 5-2, which accurately reflects the performance of these two teams.

The "Headless League" and two headless teams... 2vt accept 4vt, according to overs 1vt vs 3vt, both of them score in large quantities, if the home defense seems somewhat better then the guest is tragic, it gives everyone... Tampines matches have an average of 3.9 goals, Khalsa matches have an average of 4.1 goals, Tampines' home average rises to 4.3 goals, while Khalsa's away average remains at 4.1. During this season, the teams have met 2 times, with a 3-3 draw at Tampines' home, and a 0-3 loss at Khalsa's home (statistics show that the guests could have scored 5+ goals). Now, the teams will face each other again at Tampines' home, where I am once again expecting a high total score. The home team will score 2 or 3 goals without stopping, and will look for over goals, while the guests will have their chances to score against such a home team attitude. It wouldn't be a surprise if the home team wins 5-2 in this scenario.

A league of the headless and two headless teams... 2vt accepts 4vt, according to overs 1vt vs 3vt, both teams score large quantities, if the home defense seems somehow better, for the visitors it is tragic, it gives to everyone... Tampines games on average have 3.9 goals, Khalsa games have 4.1 goals, at home Tampines average reaches 4.3 goals, while Khalsa maintains an average of 4.1 goals away. During this season, the teams have met twice, with a score of 3-3 at Tampines' home, and a score of 0-3 at Khalsa's home (statistics show that the visitors could have scored 5+). Now the teams will play at Tampines' home once again, where I expect a high total score as usual. The home team will score 2 or 3 goals and will not stop seeking over bets, while the visitors, with their attitude towards such home games, will have their chances to score, it wouldn't be surprising to see a score of 5-2 for the home team.

Croatia's multiple runner-up, Hajduk, is currently in very good shape with 4 wins and plays against very weak league mid-table teams, who are in a tragic form. 5 losses and only 3 scored goals look very bad, and when such Hajduk arrives, they shine very brightly.

During their away games, Rizespor team is performing extremely poorly and has lost 6 out of their last 9 matches. In such form and with the strength of Fenerbahçe, they not only have to win, but also dominate. With 10 wins out of 14 home matches and 32 goals scored, it is clear that Fenerbahçe not only defends their home turf, but also confidently defeats all their opponents. Recently, Fenerbahçe has been playing very well and scoring a lot of goals in the league, so at home we can expect a secure win.

Team Lens, the leader of the league, won 12 out of 14 home matches, and the only loss was in the first match against Lyon and in round 23 against Monaco, which is definitely not at the level of Toulouse team. Toulouse is a middle-tier team in the league, while Lens, who is competing for the title, consistently beats teams of similar caliber this season.