There is nothing to lose anymore, so let's see the power from the first minutes because we don't have time to save. Real has a lot of talent in defense, but at home, there is definitely a different energy playing. This season, Real has problems with defense, while Arsenal will have many opportunities for counter-attacks.

In Dainava, home is always a tough nut to crack, and the start of the season also shows that home is a major factor. Panevezius is struggling with injuries and the start of the season proves it. The Dzukai defense should withstand the onslaught of Panevezio.

Despite the rising coefficient, I somehow feel like it goes against logic here. Arsenal doesn't need to lose their heads, they have to withstand the pressure at the start where there will surely be a lot of pressure for a quick goal. Of course, it's clear who will be playing in the first and second positions, especially with Santiage playing. I think Real will definitely take the win here. Even in the first game, Arsenal wasn't as good as the score showed. If it weren't for Rice's amazing free kicks, it would have been a very heated match.

The Kings are simply a strong team from Peru and it's even hard to believe that they only have 9 players left. Both Lithuania Lavine DeRozan Monk and others are not just high-level players, but also NBA stars. However, Dallas must admit that they are far from being similar to themselves. AD and Thompson are back, but everything related to them is in the past, so I think the Kings just have to move on, especially at home. And when the Kings won all 3 games against each other, it's pretty clear.

Last night, the home team won the handicap, so today I believe it will be the same. Heat is a good team, but with their remaining key players missing, they are struggling and currently in 10th place. In contrast, the Bulls have won all three games this season. With a mix of young talent and experienced veterans, the Bulls have had a strong finish to the season, winning 6 out of their last 7 games. Young players Buzelis and others have also made a noticeable contribution. The Bulls will be playing at home, and it must be said that the Heat have little chance of winning.

Only after an extension, Tenerife was able to win against Spain, but they are a stronger team and the Italians are currently on a 4-game losing streak, showing their inconsistency and difficult phase. Tenerife is an excellent team that knows how to play crucial games against experienced and long-standing players like those on Tortona's team. Each season, they have a lot of new players and in a weak group, they don't seem to deserve to be here. Therefore, I believe that Tenerife will finish off the Italian journey with a win on the road.

After the end of the Palanga fable, it is hard to believe that Palanga still has even a minimal hope, as after the Vyčio team, they no longer play. Žalgiris has good young guys who are trying and playing with additional motivation because it is the most important thing for them in life now. I think that when Palanga comes to Kaunas, they will just play those 40 minutes.

They didn't take their chance in the previous round, but now Vilnius Zalgiris is making mistakes and can no longer afford to lose points, as their position in the table will worsen. Suduva is seizing their opportunities, but Kaunas Zalgiris has allowed them to create several dangerous chances, facing an equally strong opponent, everything should revolve around fulfilling their goals, as there should be more chances to come.

Juventus by no means excels in good defense, but Rytas even more so. The only thing I see here is the over games of Rytas, because their team strategy remains the same, so the total over will look very good. I believe they can score around 100 points, trying to properly integrate PJC (player who is not named). They are very strong in disrupting the opposing team's defense, as they go through it more aggressively than a needle through fabric. I won't go into much detail, but I think Juventus can also dominate and in order to win, they will need to score over points.

Rytas may not play very well, but facing an opponent like Juventus and playing at home gives hope for another good game from the Vilnius team. Rytas already had a significant double-digit lead against Neptūnas away, which they unfortunately lost, so it is not worth expecting such a scenario for a second time, especially considering their ambitions were crushed and Žibėnas was very angry, so some sort of reaction is expected in the next game. About Juventus, there is nothing good to say. They are a very weak team with tragic coaches and only a few decent players. Their roster is very lopsided, they cannot find any 3-point shots, and even Siauliai won by 18 points in their last home game against Juventus, while Nevėžis also recently won by 31 points. Rytas was supposed to be a good and strong team, making it to the final 4 of the championship, so it all depends on their mindset. But after such a tragic loss at home, Rytas must take Juventus seriously, as they are a worthy opponent.

There's not much to comment here, it's a do or die match where there are many good options to seize the opportunity and it's easy to take Peru as a kind of sweet treat. Real's attack can strike at any time, although the quality of their game this season is not ideal, it's visible at times. Arsenal is not as monstrous away, and I believe Real can beat Peru, but luck will be needed to advance to the next stage. The question is what tactics Arsenal will choose, considering the 0-3 score, a similar scenario can happen as with badgers, where they will try to keep possession and not blindly attack, but I am a supporter of the kind of football where they try to score, as teams usually end up playing for themselves. I believe Arsenal's staff are not foolish and will look for opportunities themselves.

Overall, I think Real's strength is not bad, it's just that their defense hasn't been working lately, there were many injuries and they lacked stability throughout the season. However, Peru is achievable.

I believe that in general, they can easily score around 3 goals, but the question is how well they will do on defense.

There's not much to comment on here, it's a do or die match where there's a lot of good options to take advantage of and taking Peru here is like a sweet treat. Real's attack can score at any time, although their gameplay quality hasn't been perfect this season, it's still visible at times. Arsenal is not as strong on the road and I think Real will win, but they'll need a bit of luck to make it to the next round. The question is what tactics will Arsenal choose with a 0:3 result, it could be a similar scenario as with the badgers, where they'll try to hold onto the ball and not blindly attack, but I'm a fan of football where teams try to go for it, as most of the time they end up saying "what if". I believe the Arsenal staff is not foolish and will look for opportunities.

Overall, I think Real's abilities are not bad, it's just that their defense hasn't been working lately, with a lot of injuries and lack of consistency throughout the season. However, Peru is within reach.

The Greek player still does not seem confident and even disappointed at the Monte Carlo tournament, I believe, was Stefanos Tsitsipas. Korda is a serious opponent to play against and even won 2-0 against an American in a tough match on hard courts. Korda plays quite steadily and rarely loses big games, even against Djokovic who he only lost 4 games to on hard courts. I think the Greek's inconsistency allows for a good result from the American, who should not lose much.

It doesn't seem like Real Madrid is doing well and even though everyone is hoping for a miracle, it's hard to trust them considering their performances in the past years. However, looking at all the quarter-final matchups, the home teams are playing really well regardless of any differences in team strength. Yesterday, Aston Villa and Dortmund were able to win, even though they were not considered favorites at home, and it was practically impossible for Arsenal to mentally overcome the strong team. Although 3 goals are a lot, Aston Villa almost made it to 4, and Dortmund had a lot of hope. Even though Real is not dominating as strongly as before, their experience and excellent players can turn one game into a fantastic performance, and the home field advantage in the Champions League is very important. Therefore, I believe that Real Madrid should have a guaranteed win, although it may be a small margin, and it gives me a lot of hope.