At the moment, the better team is definitely Celta and in the first match, if there wasn't an early red card for Celta in the second half, the score would undoubtedly be different. Meanwhile, Lyon is in a losing streak and has drawn with Le Havre over the weekend, even though Le Havre has been playing with a disadvantage since the beginning of the second half. Based on recent form, it would be naive to expect Lyon to defeat Celta at home, especially considering Celta's unbeaten streak of 7 away matches.
Seidel Ella, a 21-year-old from Germany, is not having a successful season and has withdrawn from the Dubai tournament. She has already lost to Masarova, and is currently playing as a lucky loser. In general, this season she rarely makes it to the second round and often struggles in qualifying matches. Tagger Lilli from Ghana is a technically skilled young player, and can be expected to have a 2-0 lead here. She has a lot of potential, with a good serve and strong strokes. This year, she played in one challenger final and won an ITF tournament.
Paula Badosa, a 28-year-old Spaniard, has completely lost her form, I would say there is practically nothing left of it. She constantly complains of back pain, has difficulty bending over, and in the first round of the Indian Wells tournament, from what I saw, she looked absolutely miserable playing against Putintseva.
Aliaksandra Sasnovich is also going through a rough patch, but she is playing decently here in Ghana. She has already faced Badosa in Abu Dhabi and won in three sets, the third set being practically a walkover.
Paula Badosa, 28 years old from Spain, has completely lost her form, I would say there is practically nothing left of her. She constantly complains of back pain, has difficulty bending, and in the first round of the Indian Wells tournament, as much as I observed, she looked absolutely miserable playing against Putintseva. Aliaksandra Sasnovich is also going through a rough time, but is playing better now than before. She has already played against Abu Dhabi and won in three sets, the third set without much struggle.
I am choosing today for Jones to score 23 or over points, assists, and rebounds. The argument is simple: he is a top offensive player who will play in a fast-paced game with minimal defense against Paris, which should greatly benefit him. After returning from an injury, he has shown great form and has scored 24, 24, and 31 points in his last 3 Euroleague games. I believe it is realistic for him to cover this total solely with points and rebounds.
The main argument would be that the VP team is an improving team and with each game their gameplay is getting better. The tournament itself is weak and teams like ZT often relax and let go of such big handicaps. ZT may be a better team here, but VP's recent gameplay is positively inclined.
The morning rotation remains very small. After the peak season of Peru, it will be difficult and motivation will be needed. We will have to take a lot of minutes for the children who are also waiting for the playoffs. I have no doubt that Canak will have a better game plan than the opponents of the BCL. I think the coefficient for Lietkabelis is too high in this situation.
Two bottom teams. When thinking about survival in the league, only 3 points are needed and nothing else. Realistically, open football is necessary because sitting in defense does not suit either team. Both have the ability to score goals, but defense is the biggest enemy. The odds are rising for over, but personally, I am expecting many goals.
I have no doubt that at home we would score at least one goal and in such a scenario, Stuttgart would need to score at least 2 goals. The Germans are known for being offensive and liking open football, and here they will most likely have to open up their defense in order to attack. Porto defends well, but if you give them opportunities, they are very dangerous on the counter-attack.
Real Betis should impose their game here, as they often attack well at home. Panathinaikos comes here handicapped, but they understand that defense alone will not be enough, so they will have to push forward. PAO plays with a pretty good style when it comes to scoring goals. Betis could easily score 3 unanswered goals in a good evening here.
Dubai did not resist the Partizan and lost important matches in the fight for a spot in the top 10, but nothing is lost yet as there are still 7 rounds left and today's opponent is certainly weaker and has no chances of achieving anything in the Euroleague, so I believe conclusions will be drawn and a victory will be earned against Peru.
With such a coefficient, it is definitely possible to take even away games. Dubai played poorly against Partizan, but Partizan has also recovered and is in good form at home. Bayern's game has been unpredictable lately, their form is certainly not improving, as they even lost to Bamberg in Germany. In the Euroleague, the lack of motivation should contribute somewhat to the unstable results. Each game in Dubai now becomes either a momentary thrill or a way of life.
Although Diallo is a volatile player, when Efes lacks good defense, he can rack up those points here, receiving a significant amount of playing minutes. Additionally, James' absence should free up the hands of this basketball player.
Yes, Dubai is completely home team because of the conditions, but if you want to fight for certainty, you must overcome the Germans. I think that the maximum 1.6 coefficient should be similar to the bet, taking into account their importance, and Dubai is definitely capable of defeating such teams away.
Yes, Dubai is completely at home due to the conditions, but if you want to compete in the qualifiers, you have to beat the Germans. I think the maximum odds of 1.6 should be a similar bet considering their importance, and Dubai is certainly capable of beating such teams away.
Although James and Spanoulis are absent due to injury and the loss in France shows there are problems in the Monaco club, this team should not be underestimated. Efes looks very weak this season with very few wins, so in my opinion, Monaco not only can, but must win. In the fight for the playoffs, every step is important for Monaco.