To me, it feels like the teams are equal here, even though the game is taking place in Partizan Arena. But I can see that even against Žalgiris, the atmosphere wasn't as intense as it used to be when Partizan played strongly and had clear goals. Now, both teams should play more relaxed here and the game should be more focused on offense. This is where the Baskai team is more reliable and has the over option. Partizan lacks players on offense, especially after the changes with the Americans this season. I am expecting a tough fight.

I don't know why Sonego is being undervalued. The fact that he has played on clay very little this season is a disadvantage for this bet, but Rublev is not a consistent player, he can get very nervous and possibly lose a set due to episodes. Therefore, in my opinion, it's worth trying experimental bets with the Italian since historically he has beaten him on clay three times out of two attempts. Of course, it's not wise to rely solely on history, but Sonego has a strong serve and if he can maintain a normal percentage of successful serves, he can definitely at least challenge for a set. This makes me see some attractive potential options.

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.

For the final Euroleague game, I think it would be logical for Fenerbahçe to take advantage of this opportunity in front of their fans. Fenerbahçe's motivation has been lacking in the last few Euroleague games, but it's not a tragedy - in fact, it may even work to their advantage against weaker opponents. In this case, Fenerbahçe has a good chance of beating Žalgiris, which I believe Saras is afraid of. Of course, anything can happen in the tournament standings, but I'm going with the home team and a higher odds.

At the moment, the Italian club has a series of 5 games in the Euroleague, such a line is Peru in their games. Though Olympiacos' series consists of only 2 games, this season the Greek club often collects a lot of points and concedes quite a few. Milan has no chance of advancing further, so there is no pressure for the team to perform well in offense. The matchups between Italy and Greece are also balanced in this regard.

Although Šaras' team is not doing well in the Euroleague, the Turkey team has been winning lately, so I think they should finally celebrate in Peru, and the chances are excellent. The worst team in the league and the needed Peru are very motivating for the possibility of a home advantage in the playoffs. Although the French club does not give up easily, they currently have a series of 7 losses and do not look good due to injuries. I believe Fener must control the game and win confidently with the given advantage.

Both teams have tragic defense. It's the last match of the regular season, I don't think anyone will defend much and there's not really anyone to do it. I suspect there will be a lot of points scored today. It was very similar against Hapoel, but they just couldn't hit their shots tragically, but Peru was close. Both teams have offensive players, even in deep rotation.

Maccabi collapsed at the end of the season and was unable to finish strong. There is one last game, which means nothing to either team and it's always possible to take a high coefficient. Virtus doesn't shine, especially in defense, but that's also the case for Maccabi. I think it will be a close game with many rotations, the leaders may be rested and not very motivated, especially in defense, so anyone can win.

Even though Realas has only suffered 1 loss at home this season, the last game of the season, which is crucial for both teams' chances, I believe that anything can happen and the result may end up being a tie until the end. Zvezda has players who can easily create opportunities, such as Nwora, Butler, even Moneke or McIntyre, who can make a big impact in such important matches.

And once again with Al Sadd in the playoffs, this team never stops with their strong offense and solid defense, as seen in their recent match against Al Hilal where the score was 3-3 after regular time. Today their opponent in the Quarterfinals will be Japan's Kobe, who secured their place after the group stage. Kobe's current form is strong, although they don't have 10 well-known immigrants like Al Sadd, they still have a high level of football and their offense has been particularly good recently. I see a sure bet for both teams, my prediction is at least a 2-1 result for either side.

The series should be 1:1, maybe they tripped up on the "necessity" to take advantage of the home factor when Mare arrived without Jashka and Pukelis. Line +11 - I'm taking Vilkaviškis, because in this series, it's now or never to sell. The odds will drop significantly if Pukelis and Jashkum don't play in these games.

Pärnu has already won both matches, so if Viimsi still wants to keep its word "we intend to stretch the 5-match series" (as it was done in previous periods) - there won't be a more suitable time for that. And in general, closing out series is a nerve-wracking battle. It doesn't allow for taking a smaller positive, so the odds are appropriate.

Some of the favorites of the conference league return home with a significant deficit, but team Germany didn't look bad. The French, who dominated the ball with 66%, had their chances to score, but it didn't work out, so now, at home, the team hopes to take advantage of their opportunities. Having not played over the weekend, Strasburg has all the chances and possibilities to move forward, so I believe it's worth not only taking France, but also considering their negative points.

In my opinion, we can expect a productive match. Freiburg, with a 3-goal advantage, will be able to catch the Spaniards on the counterattacks, and Celta will have to start trying to score from the very beginning. I think there will be 3 goals in this match and the scoreline won't be surprising, as both teams are capable of scoring and conceding, and the conditions dictate the goals.

On a very good wave, they come to play against the Hornets and I think they should pass. After winning against the Heat, they would face either Orlando, which is not playing well, or the 76ers, who have once again lost Embiid. They should go and go on such a wave of success, the Hornets.

Well, I don't know, but the first game was a complete disaster, yet Porto managed to not win. 5 big chances missed and goals conceded is just incomprehensible, especially in such an important game when in a situation where, while messing around, a defender manages to score an own goal against their own goalkeeper. Porto's team is stronger, and I think Nottingham should focus more on staying in the league than European cups.