Altay - Akhisarsport

Malaysia. After two consecutive losses, the Brunei club managed to climb out of the bottom of the table. The team is still struggling defensively, but they looked very strong in their attack, which was the reason for their success. Today, they will have another chance to use their offense as a key against Peru, as their opponent is Penang, another struggling team with defensive problems. They have only managed to keep a clean sheet once against the underdog PDRM, and that was when they played with only ten men for an hour. Today, if there are no unexpected circumstances, it is unlikely that history will repeat itself. These will be an exciting six-point match, where both teams are aiming for a win and have their own strengths, especially in the attack. I don't think anyone will be satisfied with a draw, so I expect a lot of action and hope for goals in both halves.

Malaysia. The nightmare of the Sabah season continues, with the previous match against the Brunei team, which they seemed to have to beat easily and Ghana without difficulty. However, once again, their weak defensive performance led to their downfall, which has been a constant issue throughout the season. They can score but struggle to defend. And it won't be any easier today, as their opponents are one of the best attacking teams in the league, playing mostly through their offense, and typically have no trouble against defenses like Sabah's at home. However, thanks to Terengganu's attacking style, they also struggle in defense and it is rare for them to be able to stop their opponents and not concede. It is likely that both teams will score and there will be quite a few goals overall.