Well, in the first meetings there is always some relaxation, and teams like Spirit often release such big handicaps. 1W is not a very miraculous team, but I think they can withstand such conditions. So I'm going with the idea that the handicap here is quite high for Ghana.

The unbeatable Turkish game has recently suffered defeats against weaker teams and very similar teams in terms of playing style in Napoca. Both Slask and Neptunas are fast-moving teams that often play a reckless style of basketball. Looking at their recent matches against these teams, I draw the conclusion that they are simply not comfortable opponents. Romania +8, but the match was played point for point for 35 minutes.

Even little Saboniukas seems to be squeezing out of the Lions more than I personally expected, but today's opponent is too serious to even think about holding on. Buducnost is having a great season, with many solid wins both at home and away. They are playing after a defeat from Bourg, so the Lions are in a worse position. The team and talent are also on the home team's side. When they played in London in October, the Lions didn't stand a chance.

No matter what the Neptune season was like, Peru needed it both practically and psychologically before the Turks. Better lineup and stronger team Neptune than the Poles. The obvious minus is the tactically weak trainer, but the same can be said for Bagatskis. In the first match, Poland lost, but whoever saw the match there, Neptune looked tragically, they couldn't make a single 3PT, made a lot of foolish decisions, while the Poles played solidly and shot 3PTs with an accuracy of 46%.

World Championship, Women, Quarterfinals! Germany and Norway have already passed this stage, and today two more semi-final participants will be determined. One of the hosts, the Netherlands, has not lost a single period in this tournament until this stage. The host team has players from the top teams in all positions, who have achieved high standings in this championship and confidently march towards their set goal. Although Hungary has a couple of "beasts" in the front line, who are responsible for scoring, along with excellent work from the goalkeeper line, this team is an equal competitor in the quarterfinals.

The Shelbourne club, which has not scored a single goal in all 4 league conference matches, is facing one of the more serious English teams of this time. The Irish club is not playing in the league as the championships have long ended and they do not have a playing rhythm. The Palace team seems to have to handle things very calmly.

Two teams with good gameplay and most importantly, playing effectively. Both teams have been in excellent form lately, which is perfect for an over bet. The last 5 matches of the Danish club have been very productive, with 3 or more over goals, while the Genk team has also been playing just as effectively in their last two matches.

Although I believe Peru is a good option, I think this one seems very attractive. Napoli, in great form, has won 5 games in a row, and even though Benfica, a team from Portugal, plays very well, they have had a tragic performance in this season's Champions League. Even at home, Napoli looks significantly better, so I believe they must not lose.

In all the Dortmund team's matches in the Champions League, there were either 4 or more goals scored, so I believe the streak will continue against a team like Bodo. Bodo is a high-scoring team, which both scores and concedes a lot of goals. The match should have many attacks and clear goals.

Another very good coefficient for a not bad option. Qarabag team looks fantastic and has not lost at home in the Champions League, but there is always a first time and they will be playing against a weaker team, Ajax, who take the Champions League very seriously with their young players. As for now, Ajax has no points, so I feel that the team has already improved, but the success of the Qarabag team must come to an end.

Real's performance is falling below their usual standards and I can't say their defense looks good at the moment. However, we can count on Overi as we have two teams with very strong offensive potential, probably the 2 best strikers in Europe, Mbappe and Haaland, who will go head to head. For me, this will be a goal fiesta, as neither team is known for their stable defense and we can expect a lot of scoring, similar to last season's Champions League meetings where Real won 3-2 and 3-1. It's possible that City will have better luck this time, but either way, I'm expecting at least 2 goals from both teams.