Eintracht Frankfurt - Marseille

The Villarreal team shows that even for Spain, away games are very difficult for them, and when talking about England and a team in such form as Tottenham, I believe we can expect a defeat. Although Villarreal's lineup is interesting, it is difficult for them during away games, while this season Tottenham has been playing very solidly. Both in friendly games and in the Super Cup and in the Premier League, Tottenham's game gives a lot of hope, so I predict a win for them at home against Villarreal.

Perhaps not the most outstanding and dominating Real, but so far this season they are only winning. 4 wins and a strong composition show that this season's Real is very motivated and doesn't make many mistakes. Marseille is clearly not the favorite in this match, and it is also difficult for them to play away, as shown even in Ligue 1 competitions. Marseille has lost both of their away games, so it should be easy to predict the score against the royal club.

The start of the season has been good for Real, 4 wins out of 4 La Liga games, and I think with every game the team is looking better as a Royal club. Here, at home in the Champions League, Real will face Marseille, who have a decent attacking talent, but it's hard to see them putting up much of a challenge in the overall picture. Marseille has also lost their last away game in Ligue 1 this season. So, I'm going for Real to win with a -1.5 handicap because I believe Madrid should have an easy victory.

The Real season started well, 4 wins out of 4 in La Liga, and I believe with each match the game looks better and better for the Royal club. Here, where the Champions League is at home, Real face Marseille, who have decent attacking talent but it's hard to see them putting up a serious resistance. Marseille has also lost their first away game in Ligue 1 this season. So I take Real and -1.5, as I believe Madrid should easily win.

Hello.
Champions League starting. Tottenham against Villarreal. Going with Tottes Peru.
Tottenham showing a very likable football this year. The change in coach seems to have worked out well, and there were also some very good signings, among which the most notable is probably the late addition before the end of the transfer window - Xavi Simons. By the way, he already managed to make an assist in the last Premier League game. Generally, Frank's team is known for having good discipline, especially in defense, which is evident this season. There is no chaos like in Peru, and the attack also seems to be working well - scoring 8 goals in 4 Premier League games and only conceding 1, including a 2-0 away win against City.
Villarreal is also a likable team, but they still give in away games. The physicality is different in England compared to Spain, so they will have to adjust. So far this season they haven't won away and both games in Peru were won at home. In the last round of La Liga, they played against Atletico away and after just 3 days, they will play away against Tottenham, while Tottenham had an easy game against West Ham. Even though it's an away game, it's in the same city, so the travel shouldn't be too tiring.
With all this in mind, it seems logical to go with the home team Peru, and the odds are worth the risk. Good luck.

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Champions League. Juventus against Dortmund. Let's go with a joint cheer.
Both teams have started the season not badly. Dortmund has always been an attacking team, and they do it this year as well - scoring 8 goals in 3 rounds in Germany, conceding 3. Juventus, on the other hand, have scored 7 goals and conceded 3 in 3 Serie A matches. In the last round, Juventus won against Inter in a game that ended 4-3 in their favor. I hope for a more open game today. Juventus has enough attacking arsenal to score goals, and knowing how often Dortmund plays, they will also try to catch up. There won't be any home advantage in the first game, it's only about points on the table, so I don't expect a defensive game. 3 goals can come from either team. Good luck.

Difficult to predict matches... it would not be surprising for either team to win 3-0, whether it's Peru or Villarreal... it would not be surprising for a 2-2 result... both teams have gathered a strong lineup to play in the CL, they are performing well in local leagues as well, the offense is working for both teams, betting on over seems like the safest option.

No matter how I look at these games, I see at least a 2-1 in favor of one or the other side. Both teams have started the season in good form, with Juventus being in top form and Dortmund achieving at least a tie. German clubs are always suspicious in defense, but it's difficult to stop players like Guirassy on the attack. Juventus also defeated Inter 4-3 over the weekend, showing strong offense and leaving a big question mark on their defense.

Here we take a look at Villarreal, a team that plays attacking football this season, creating their own opportunities. They lacked finishing against Atletico, but even with some changes and a different coach for their attack, Tottenham's attack was liked by many against West Ham. If they can demonstrate something similar, we can expect goals here, and the Spaniards will surely create their own opportunities.

I'm betting on Villarreal in this match, their team plays attacking football this season and creates their own opportunities. They lacked a goal against Atletico, but Tottenham's attack against West Ham was still impressive, despite some changes and a new coach. If they can demonstrate something similar, we can expect some goals here, and the Spanish team will definitely create some opportunities.

Dortmund was disappointed, although I feel that they don't have a full squad due to 5+ players being injured. Juventus, on the other hand, after the game against Peru and Inter, seems to have a solid start to the season with 2 wins out of 2. Dortmund's start to the season is also unusual, playing against 2 top teams, while Juventus is known for their stable defense at home every season.

Even with a new coach, the Spurs, just like last season, should have a period with many corners. They often press high and have opportunities for quick runs, which the players are capable of. The Spanish front is also lively and fast, so everything should turn into many set pieces. In the first Champions League match, there will be a lot of energy, and the atmosphere at the Spurs stadium is usually fun, so there should be no pushing of the ball.