Laura Siegemund - Arina Rodionova

Ghana is certain here, as Czech Republic and Peru are taking the win. Vondrousova, after an injury that forced her to miss half of this year's grass season, regained her form not only by winning the Berlin title and defeating Sabalenka, but also starting confidently against Kessler at Wimbledon. Despite almost losing the second set, she managed to recover and finish the match. Vondrousova is a former Wimbledon champion and, personally, I see her as a more stable tennis player than Emma who, after her US Open win 4 years ago, has not found any consistency and has not performed well during the grass season, losing to Zheng in London. She also withdrew from Eastbourne early and even said that she doesn't expect much from herself at this Wimbledon. I think she will have a tough time against the 318th-ranked player from Peru, who doesn't seem to be a threat.

Although there is a lot of risk involved, knowing that Struff hasn't been playing his best tennis this season, he could still perform better on grass, especially with his stroke. Auger-Aliassime could potentially struggle as he is not very consistent, although Canada has a more diverse team and a lot of options to counter the German player. Personally, I predict a 3:1 win for Canada, with possibly tense and close sets, so the over bet seems like a good option, even though the odds are not very attractive. As for the exact result, there could be value in choosing Canada, as they may not have the strongest character, but I choose them based on their recent form. However, it's important not to rule out other potential outcomes, as Canada has surprised in the past with unexpected results. Therefore, it's important to carefully consider our options, but personally, I am looking for a more thrilling match, and I believe this could be an eye-catching one.