Brest - PSV

Although a 7-1 victory was achieved at home due to an early red card received by the Icelandic team, the Polish team seems to be in good shape and I believe they will also control the game on the road. Even though Iceland is the home team, the question of qualification has been resolved, so in the real battle, I think the mastery of the Polish team will prevail once again.

The Polish guests arrive with an unbeatable score of 7-1, so there is essentially no point in letting the strongest lineup play here, and the players' attitude will certainly not be at its maximum. If there hadn't been a red card for Poland, it would have been a completely different football game. Breidablik likes to play an open, offensive style of football at home, and motivation will not be lacking when playing against their own fans. This season has had a lot of corners, with an average of 11.87 corners per game.

After a confident 4-1 win in Peru, Salzburg club now welcomes Norway's club Brann at home. Both teams play very productively, scoring many goals and conceding many as well, so after the first very productive match, I predict that the second one will be the same.

Two vice-champions of two countries meet. The first match between Czech Republic and "Servette" ended with a score of 1-0 in favor of the club. No warnings were shown during the game, so I think it was a fair and clean match. The Czechs were considered the favorites in this pair, but now it's time for them to struggle and for pressure to be put on their shoulders. "Plzen" only conceded 9 goals in their first match, but on average, the Czech Republic league sees around 12 fouls per game. The referee is Spanish, A. Ruiz, who has had little experience officiating in European tournaments last season. In the "La Liga" tournament, he averaged 4 warnings per game. This season, he has only officiated one match and showed two cards.

The vice-champions of two countries meet. The first match between the Czech Republic and "Servette" club ended with a score of 1-0 in favor of the Czech Republic. There were no yellow or red cards shown during the game, so I think it was a fair and clean match. The Czechs were considered the favorites in this tie, but now they need to fight against their opponents and handle the pressure on their shoulders. In the first match, "Plzen" only conceded 9 goals, but in the Czech league, they average about 12 fouls per game. The referee for this match is Spanish A. Ruiz, who had little experience in European tournaments last season and had an average of 4 yellow cards per game in the "La Liga" tournament. In the new season, he has only officiated one game and showed two cards.