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Challenger Oeiras, clay... Czech Republic pair, against Hungary pair. The older sisters from Hungary, Panna U. (26 years old) and Luca U. (19 years old), as a pair, have only a sporting interest in this genre. In the older sister, she is the most dangerous and has a good history in this genre. However... The Czech Republic team - with higher level sparrings, more solid opponents. The Czechs, experienced players Jessica M. (30 years old) and Miriam S. (28 years old), typical potato participants, with a lot of playing experience, should beat the representatives of family outfits today.

I think there is quite a bit of value here. Bolomboy is not here, so Petrušev will receive a lot of playing time in these important games. He is one of the main scoring options on the team, with an average of 15-16 points per game. Bayern always struggles against taller players, and their defense under the basket is very weak. This season, opponents playing against Bayern's height have often exceeded the point total. In one game, Petrušev played for just a period of minutes and in the other he played for 22 minutes and scored 25 points. Today, I believe he will play around 30 minutes, unless he causes problems for himself.

Even though a lot is at stake, I don't see any defensive matches here. They will try to reject each other. McIntyre's situation is unclear, he was playing poorly against Pao. It's clear that he will play, but it's hard to say to what extent. Bayern especially excels at attacking at home - they play a 0 defence game which brought them success against Peru and Herbert, so there is no need to change anything. This style of play is promoted by both teams. The game between Zvezda and Pao was at the maximum level, without any slow play or focus on defence - everything was about attacking. I think it will be the same today and it wouldn't be surprising if one team scores even 100 points, so I will go for a high over.

Real, although they came out on top in the previous match, still seem to have an inadequate coefficient and Paris has a greater chance of winning today, more than 20%. However, anything can happen in a single game. Real won both matches this season, but it was not an easy journey. Paris is a great team and with their fierce attack, they can score against even the strongest opponents, while Real does not seem to be having a great season despite finishing it well.

The IB division in Great Britain. The last day, the Latvians have already secured their medals, it's just a question of what color. The team doesn't demonstrate as strong of a game as the results show, but they are still deserving of medals. Peru is guaranteed silver, but a loss could still allow them to earn silver if the British don't beat the Italians. The Latvians have only let in such a total against Slovenia and Britain, typically allowing their opponents to shoot a lot. Their goalkeeper has shown miracles against the British, while the Slovenians, who on average only make 15 shots per game, made 27 against the Latvians. The Koreans dominated against all opponents, except for the Italians. They have speed and make a lot of shots, so I think they will give their neighbors troubles. Peru's team would rise to third place.

IB Division in Great Britain. Last day, the Latvians have already secured medals, the only question left is what color they will be. The team, although not demonstrating a strong performance as shown by the results, is still worthy of medals. Peru is guaranteed silver, but a loss could still result in a silver medal if the British do not defeat the Italians. The Koreans are strong here, dominating against all opponents except for the Italians. They have speed and make many shots, so I believe they will cause trouble for their neighbors. Peru's team would be raised to third place.

Numbers speak for themselves and Argentina has been shooting 3-pointers less frequently this season. In the last 13 games, they have only made 2 3-pointers once. Their opponent is one that doesn't allow much space for Argentina to create plays for their teammates, and also makes the smaller Shorts look uncomfortable on defense. In the last game against Paris, they threw up 3 traditional 3-pointers and only made 1.

My name is Raimondas and recently I have become a clear favorite, receiving tougher opponents. Viksraitis fought against Matas Stebuliauskas, in the first fight it was almost a 50/50, in the second there was a strong performance by Peru. Raimondas gained a strong victory against Narauskas and in the last tournament showed a very good fight against Nauris Lukosiunas. Raimondas impresses with his stability and even distribution of endurance, even in the final rounds.

These should be highly coach-controlled games. Sfairopoulos should implement a physical rotation that will make Bayern's breathing difficult. Herbert should adapt, as releasing Edwards from the bench could easily disrupt the team. I am looking forward to some fierce battles, with the arena filled with support for both teams, so it will be interesting.

Real has two options and theoretically they choose their opponent: either the out-of-season motivated Olympian or the always well-prepared Fener. There won't be such excitement as a couple of rounds ago in Madrid, the pace will be slower and there should be an over break. With a clear motivation, it would be easy to take Real to secure a victory, but now I go with a slower pace (in the game).

In the meantime, Germany has shown their character and that they are not here for nothing. Now Germany's job is done and it remains to successfully play at home, which Inter is capable of. Playing in Italy is particularly difficult, even for Bayern's team, and it must be acknowledged that it is difficult to trust Bayern with a poor coach and uncertainties. Inter is simply a better team with a much stronger backbone.

Not once in this decade has Real shown miracles and they will have to do it again even against a 3-goal deficit. It is clear that Spain will dominate and goals from Real can be expected, as there have been opportunities for England and others. Even Arsenal is not to be underestimated and at least 1 goal from them can be expected. Overall, I think it will be a high-scoring game as both teams will need to attack with full force, but Real can also save themselves, so it is worth taking them to the next stage.

Real, who has shown miracles multiple times in this decade, will once again have to do so to overcome a 3 goal deficit. Spain, who will dominate, will certainly score and we can expect goals from Real, as England had their chances and not just one. Arsenal is also not lagging behind and it is possible to expect at least 1 goal from them. Overall, I believe it will be a high-scoring game, as both teams will need to attack with full force, and Real can also save themselves, so it's worth taking them and believing that they will advance to the next stage.

The Villa solid team at home will not add anything, but playing or at least trying to play as the first number against PSG seems very dangerous for such a team to me. PSG has no problem giving the ball to opponents and catching them on counterattacks, and it is exactly with players like Dembele and other young talents that PSG looks beastly. Remembering the matches with Liverpool where they often had very dangerous chances on the counter, I think a similar scenario is looming for Villa.

Wolves are struggling, everyone is waiting for the end of the season, there are constant injuries, today something unexpected might happen, there are no regular trainings. Neptunas is performing well after their victory in Peru, their roster may even be slightly stronger than the wolves', and they definitely won't be afraid to play at home.

A great coefficient for the attempt, PSG footballers play an extremely attacking game, although for them it is usually enough to defend to advance to the next stage, but nowadays two goals don't mean anything, so I believe they will not change their style of play and will stick to their usual football. Speaking about Villa, they have been a good team this year, with many offensive options and they won't give up easily, so if I had to guess, the score would be 2:2 and PSG would still advance.