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Premier League. Leeds versus Tottenham. We are going with the away team Peru.
Leeds is a newcomer to the league, but they have been quite surprising in the start of the season. They recently played a draw with a strong Bournemouth team and won against Wolves while playing away, although they are not on the same level as Tottenham. They have not impressed me and I don't expect them to achieve much this season, although they may manage to stay in the league. However, the competition at the bottom will be strong this year.
Tottenham seems to be a serious team this year with a better line-up and a much better coach. They have been slowly climbing up the points table, with other top competitors doing the same, so they remain high in the standings. To be in the top 5, teams like Leeds need to step up. They played a draw with Bodo in the middle of the week, which may seem like they are slipping, but it's not easy to play against a team like Norway away. Peru, in fact, played against Bodo in the Europa League semi-finals, so they are not pushovers. However, I believe that Tottenham will bounce back. With a coach like theirs and the potential in their offense, this team must eventually take off. Overall, I expect a high-scoring game and I believe the over will hit. Good luck.

Same type of total as in the game against Maccabi, but here the opponent is of a similar style, only playing even more of an explosive basketball in my eyes. Osmani is in good form from the Eurobasket and we have to take advantage of it until it lasts. Against Maccabi 31 minutes, 4/10 shots, 12 points.

Hello.
LKL (Lithuanian Basketball League). Gargždai against Jonava. We are traveling with Gargždai's team.
Jonava is telling me nothing and has no clear idea. The composition is not convincing, and the coach is not very good either. The LKL start also does not seem convincing. It's no surprise that Rytas and Žalgiris easily won, but even Siauliai managed to beat Jonava by 15 points.
Gargždai, on the other hand, looks like a very nice team and can't even be compared to what it was like during their bankruptcy season. Doualla and Pipkins seem like solid foreigners for such a team, Mineikis and Griciūnas are solid players from Lithuania, and veteran Gailius has been added. In the start of the season, there were 3 losses, but no sense with Jonava. They lost to Siauliai by 8 points, then Rytas easily won, but they only lost to Juventus by 4 points, and that was Rytas and KMT taking part in the group fights. I believe that this team is definitely better than Jonava and will be playing at home. Good luck.

As the previous season went with such a coefficient, I'm continuing it now. It doesn't seem logical to me to give such a coefficient to a player who often stands on the sidelines and waits for others to attract defenders in order to pass to him. Before Paris scored 7 points, 0/2 3PT, but Paris is not a tactical team. They have fierce players who will force Žalgiris to struggle with taking shots. This player will have a coefficient that is often given to players from other teams.

The Žalgiris team showed how much its face has changed under the new coach and with talented players, the game in the first matches was truly beautiful to watch with clear offensive plays and search for handicaps. However, in defense Žalgiris had gaps and also allowed cheap points. Today's opponent, with Šaras in the lineup, will also play with advantages, but since it's the beginning of the season and teams still need to find their rhythm, I believe the defense will not be spectacular for both sides, so this over bet is definitely worth taking.

Hapoel didn't have much trouble in the first match against Barca, it was evident how much talent and offensive options they have. Meanwhile, Anadolu struggled against a mediocre Maccabi team. Even though today's match will be played away against their rivals' fans, Hapoel seems to be much stronger and should take another point.

Teams don't need Peru, it's enough to play evenly with a straight target and both halves are played in playoffs. Risking to fight for Peru here could be pointless. This championship is not very productive and it all starts with defense. I don't think anything will change in these matches, especially when a draw would be a favorable score for both teams. It's possible to take the draws, but for safety, I take under 2.

In the clay Challenger tournament in Italy, local player Anastasia Abbagnato, 21, will test her strength against the experienced Zidansek. Last year, the Italian suffered an injury that left an impression, making it difficult for her to play full matches in the later stages of tournaments. She has played four matches here in Italy, including qualifiers, while Zidansek has only played two. Another aspect is that Zidansek has impressively beaten strong players at this level in just two sets, such as Lazaro Garcia A. and Sherif M.

This more risky bet relies on intuition. Both Americans, Pegula is already almost 31 years old. They have met twice and both times Pegula has won, both times it was a fight. Although Navarro Emma's season is poor, I see positive aspects here, as she had a last match against Swiatek, whom she had also previously beaten 0:2 H2H. Pegula also has not shown stability lately, barely surviving against Raducanu and playing three sets against Kostiuk, so I believe it should be a fight, although the physical data is in favor of Pegula on a hard court, the circumstances have aligned for Navarro to seem like a valuable bet.

This riskier bet relies on intuition. Both American, Pegula is already approaching her 31st year in the veteran category. The two have met twice and both times Pegula emerged victorious in tough battles. Despite Navarro Emma's poor season, I see some positivity in her recent match against Swiatek, with whom she had previously lost twice in a row. Pegula also hasn't shown great stability lately, barely escaping with a win against Raducanu and playing three sets against Kostiuk. I believe it will be a close match, and even though the physical conditions seem to favor Pegula on hard court, the circumstances have aligned in a way that makes Navarro seem like a valuable bet.

I am trying once again to analyze another PAO vs. Barcelona match, which took place before the Bayern game. The points were lacking, so I believe that the match with Barca will be more productive. This year, Panathinaikos' offense will be, as always, at the highest level in Euroleague. I think Barca also has something to offer, unlike Bayern, who only had a strong attack. However, looking at Barca's defense against Hapoel, it was questionable and I don't think it will be any better against Panathinaikos. I am leaning towards believing that PAO will collect close to 100 points, while Barca will leave some total points behind.

Efes was somewhat disappointed against Maccabi, while Hapoel pleasantly surprised. Of course, it's difficult to keep up with such a great Israeli team, but their game looks really good, and when there are so many great players, someone always manages to score. Efes is a good team, but they don't seem to be super strong, and there weren't many fans against Maccabi, so I believe Hapoel should pull themselves together and prove their abilities.

Just like Valencia, the Basques will host Peru against Lyon. The French team is quite weak, although they surprised a little in the previous season, but they seem to be doing poorly this season. The Basques are a strong team, although they are difficult to predict, I believe they are more capable. Their lineup is decent and even seems to have a slight advantage in every position. After so many losses, I think the Basques are hungry for a win against Peru.

Hello. Euroleague. Žalgiris against Fenerbahce. Moving with Iggy under. Doesn't get much playing time at Mulio Brazdeikis. Of course, that's the lineup now. The guards are fully filled by Francisco, Lo, and Goss, Ule plays a lot with number 3, Butke rises, and Sirvydis gets a couple of minutes. It's just fierce competition and difficult for someone like Iggy to gather points in limited time. He looks better when he plays a lot and has a lot of basketball in his hands. You can see the minute trend in the LKL as well. In the first match when Lo didn't play yet, Brazdeikis played 18 minutes and since then his usage has dropped. Against Siauliai and Neptūnas, it was 12.5 and 11 minutes, and in Euroleague against Monaco, he only played almost 12 minutes and scored 4 points. Today against Fenerbahce, I think the main guards will be used a lot again and Iggy won't have many chances to shine. Throughout the season, there will be chances for him to have double-digit weeks, but now, when everyone is still fresh at the start of the season, I think we will see him on the bench. The handicap isn't big, but with a limited role, it's still hard to reach. Good luck.

Here I choose an Italian for a simple reason - I just like how he plays recently. His victory over Rublev in the previous tournament shows that his form is not bad. And here he meets Munar, who is the most dangerous player on clay, although he also demonstrates quality tennis on hard courts, but I see the Italian as the winner.

Hello, I think Navaro can take Pegula here, the odds are worth the risk, she played well and beat Swiatek, even impressively in a 6:0 third set. Pegula is definitely a winner and we get good odds too. The game is of good quality. In reality, Pegula should have already lost to Raducanu, but somehow miraculously saved herself, I don't think it will help her today and Navaro will play her game and finally win the match. Good luck.