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Dubai has certainly started the Euroleague season solidly, with three victories against such clubs as Partizan, Barca, and Fener. They have also suffered defeats only against strong teams like Olympiacos and Monaco. This time, facing a lower-ranked opponent, Dubai can showcase their full potential and true capabilities, and I believe they should dominate and easily secure another victory.

Asvel, having lost 2 important rotation players Harrison and Jackson, will have a difficult time organizing their offense. Everything depends on veteran De Colo and whether Seljaas and Watson will hit their shots, but it doesn't seem that anyone can help them at the moment. They are playing poorly and it's no wonder they left Euroleague, as they cannot keep up with the level. Last week, Dubai played an ideal game, defeating Barcelona and Fenerbahce. Bacon's game is beautiful, without unnecessary force. Kabengele and Petrusev dominate under the basket, and Asvel doesn't have anyone to match up against them. Musa is not there, but from the footage it seems that they don't even need him, and if he returns to the team fully ready, then the team will be even more dangerous.

Yes, these are Euroleague rookies. Yes, it's a long way to travel. Yes, they are unpredictable. But teams like Asvel need to be overcome. A very solid lineup, even without Džanan Musa, I believe they will confidently defeat the hosts.

Hello. Euroleague. ASVEL against Dubai. We are traveling to Dubai. ASVEL is not convincing at all this season. They have only won one match against struggling Baskonia, and one of your team leaders is the aging DeColo. In the last round, they also lost to Virtus at home. Plus, one of their already unimpressive players, Edwin Jackson, got injured. On the other hand, Dubai is in excellent form. They smashed Fener and beat Barcelona in the past two weeks. They also lost to Olympiacos, but they were dealing with many injuries at the time. Now, the team seems to have improved, with the duo of Petrusev and Kabengele dominating in the frontcourt, and even Bacos doesn't seem as erratic as before. On top of that, there has been confidence shown in the coach, and his contract has been extended, which I believe takes some pressure off him. The opponent is definitely not equal, so we can and should take the win. Good luck.

There are no flying teams, but lately they have had tough opponents and because of that the results are high. They are ranked in the second half of the table due to their pace, of course they have problems with defense, but today a determined battle is shaping up, and ASVEL doesn't have much talent in their offense, and Dubai has also lost some quality in their offense due to injured players.

I see that my colleagues have already shared this sedevre, so I'll add to it. So far this season, Blakeney has a 61.5% accuracy for 3-pointers, which is a rare feat for many players to achieve such accuracy with 2-pointers. So we simply have to overrate the stats, and even with such stats, the 3-point line is only 2 out of 5 in the match. It's just a matter of time until he returns to his usual 3-point percentage, because no matter how great Blakeney is, he's no Curry and there won't be any miracles here for long.

Hapoel is like Maccabi with their rosters, teams that can compete with everyone, but can also lose. Even though Monaco's coefficient has dropped, for me it is enough to have a team that has a lot of experience in playing in the Euroleague finals, and they can outmatch the players of Hapoel, some of whom do not excel in defense at all.