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Gran Canaria has been playing without Dillard for some time now, possibly because she has already left, as things tend to happen there. In the rotation of 7 players, the 18 and 19-year-old players have been getting a lot of playing time, so things are not looking good. The team has lost by a large margin to Jairis 120-62, Girona 103-66, and Leganes, Estepona, and Estudiantes have also not put up much of a fight. The only two teams against whom they were able to keep the score close were Araski and Chad La Seu, who are both considered underdogs this season. Ferrol has recently picked up a couple of wins and their form is good, so they should be able to confidently win at home.

Both teams can definitely boast a strong offense, but since the change of coach, Estepona is no longer able to achieve such high scores. During the first 9 rounds, Estepona had a total score of 4 times, even though there were many losses. However, after changing coaches, they were only able to achieve such a score 2 times in the following 11 rounds. Once in their first game with the new coach and once in a game against Chad La Seu where they lost 89-70.
One of their players, Garfela, had an injury and did not train, but should still play.

Highly unpredictable vegetables, practically worth taking for a higher coefficient.
Karolina Muchova - 29-year-old Czech with a remarkable stability, good strategic thinking and ability to choose a good game plan, excellent net play, and very high technical mastery.
Victoria Mboko - 19-year-old Canadian, the most promising player on the WTA tour, likely to reach at least the top 5 if she doesn't experience any injuries by the end of the year. Known for her great endurance and technical abilities, makes fewer errors than Muchova, but also lacks her high level of stability.
The question is whether Muchova will be able to pull Canada into her unpredictable game, and also whether she has enough physical strength and endurance. In any case, Muchova has experience with overs and this could work in her favor, especially in the final.
It's a match that could go either way, a pure 50/50.

Yesterday, O'Connell dropped out of Rotterdam after playing 5 matches in 6 days, including qualifying, and making it to the quarterfinals, which is a great achievement for a player at this level in the ATP tour. And today, the following day, without even a day passing and spending almost 9 hours on a plane, he's flying to Doha and immediately meeting with a Spanish player who had almost a week of rest. Last season, they met twice on hard court, with each player winning 3 sets in tough battles. I believe the circumstances are very favorable for the Spanish player to easily take the win today.

O'Connell barely yesterday fell in Rotterdam after playing 5 matches in 6 days, including the qualification rounds and reaching the quarterfinals, which is a very good achievement for a player at his level on the ATP tour. And today, the following day, not even a day has passed and having spent almost 9 hours on the plane, he flies to Doha and immediately meets with the Spaniard who had a week of rest. Last season, they played twice on hard courts, sharing victories in 6 sets in intense battles. I believe the circumstances are very favorable for the Spaniard to take the win today in Peru, and fairly easily at that.

The solid coefficient is on my head for a stronger team. That's how PAOK looks very good this season and at the moment, but Beverly's arrival and only a single-digit performance in 8 matches show that such a purchase is disappointing. Although PAOK has good Americans, Lithuania-led AEK looks great, and Nunnally's return from injury and immediate domination have made this team a serious contender even against Pao or Oly, so there's a good coefficient for the more capable team.

In these games, if you were to take the over, it would be very high. Both teams have weak defenses and are scoring an average of almost 100 points. The fight for second place, but the way the teams are playing, there is nothing else to expect. Speedy's arrival slowed down Rytas a bit, but Vilnius team still looks great on offense. Similar results were in both of their previous games this season, so it's worth taking a risk.

In these matches, there are many statistical facts, but the essential thing is that Strasbourg did not play official matches for 2 weeks and although their form was good until then, it will be difficult to continue playing successfully. Bourg is a solid team, which can beat anyone in France, and is usually the stronger team.

WTA Oeiras, indoors hard..

WTA Oeiras, indoor hard court..

Two very poor defenses meet here in the Swiss league, Zurich 45 Luzern 46, having conceded the most goals this season after 24 rounds, with both teams in particular struggling defensively. Luzern games have seen an average of almost 4 goals scored, with a total of 44 goals scored by them, while Zurich have scored 36 (an average of 1.5). Zurich have been particularly prolific at home this season, with 45 goals scored in just 12 games, but their defense remains equally poor regardless of where they play. It seems like a match where both teams should score at least a couple of goals and the game should be open, as neither team can afford to lose, with the bottom of the league being too far off and still a chance to make it into the top 6.

Sasnovich Aliaksandra - a 31-year-old Lithuanian, not known for great stability, but too many factors add up to not bet on her. Her recent loss in the H2H match in Abu Dhabi 0-2 shows a clear undervaluation - she had a tough three-set match before that against Hon, and had plenty of break point opportunities, but just couldn't take advantage of them. Another thing is that she tends to perform well in the first or second round matches, as shown by her current results against Peru's Tauson, Snigur, Badosa, and a close match against Eala. She often manages to advance to the second or third round in Grand Slam tournaments, and in this case, she also has the added motivation of not having played in the Doha and Abu Dhabi tournaments beforehand.
Kartal - a 24-year-old with slightly better form, reaching quarter-finals in Auckland and Abu Dhabi this year, but also without any particularly outstanding wins - perhaps against Tjen or Bucsa. In bigger Grand Slam tournaments on hard court, they have only played in the first round, so this could significantly decrease the chances for the English player. For security, I will also take +1.5 sets for the Lithuanian.

Sasnovich Aliaksandra - a 31-year-old Belarusian who is not known for great stability, but there are too many factors falling in her favor to not bet on her. She was notably undervalued in her recent match against Abudabi, where she lost 0:2, despite having had plenty of break point opportunities and putting up a tough fight against Hon prior to that. Another factor is that she tends to perform well in the first or second round, as shown in her matches against Tauson, Snigur, and Badosa, and her close match against Eala. She also often reaches at least the first or second stage in Grand Slam tournaments, and her motivation appears to be high for this tournament, given her previous successes in Doha and her head-to-head record.
Kartal - at 24 years old, his form is slightly better, having reached the quarterfinals in Auckland and Abu Dhabi this year, but there have been no outstanding performances. He may have beaten Tjen or Bucsa, but in larger Grand Slam tournaments on hard court, he has only participated in the first stage a few times. Therefore, there is a clear advantage for the Belarusian. I will also take the +1.5 set bet in favor of the Belarusian for insurance.

I have a difficult time picking the chances for the Bremen team here, so I am trying a larger Bayern handicap. Bayern has started to shift up a gear in the title race, scoring points and now have a +3 advantage over Dortmund with a game in hand. The fact is that Bayern will have to shift into even higher gear and they proved this last week with a 5-1 win against Hoffenheim, who are currently ranked third. I don't think anything will change this weekend, as they visit Bremen who have not won since the beginning of November and are at the bottom of the league with very little confidence. There is no need to mention Bayern's offensive potential, as they average almost 4 goals per game in the Bundesliga. Knowing that they will also face Dortmund next weekend, it seems clear that Bayern will be shifting into high gear not only to increase their lead at the top of the table, but also to send a message to their opponents ahead of the important derby next week.

The two most productive Serie A teams meet in Milan today for a very important match for both teams. I am trying for both teams to score, although there is some risk with Serie A teams and strikers, I believe they both have something to offer here. There is no need to talk much about Inter, they have 57 goals in the season after 24 rounds, 33 of which were scored at home, with 12 wins in the league. Now Inter is in great form and with their attacking potential, I have no doubt that they will have a lot of chances to score at San Siro, especially against Juve. Under Spalletti, Juve has scored over 22 times in 18 matches against this coach in all tournaments, and on average, they manage to score a couple of goals. Another thing is that even though Inter has one of the best defenses in the league, in important matches, they can still concede goals. They conceded 4 goals against Juve, who have scored a total of 5 goals against Napoli, lost 0-1 to Milan, and conceded 1-3 to Arsenal and 0-1 to Spurs in the Champions League. In important matches this season, Inter hasn't performed well and has conceded goals, so I fully believe that Juve, with their revived attack, will score at least once here.

It is almost impossible to get such a coefficient for the Fenerbahce team from Turkey and it is worth choosing this team specifically against another good team, Trabzonspor. While Trabzonspor has its own strengths, the team falls short in comparison to the masterful vice-champions, who are super cup winners and have defeated Galatasaray. Both teams are in good form, but Fenerbahce is significantly superior and must prove its superiority.

The coefficient is very high for the well-formed and significantly stronger Braga team. Currently, the Portuguese team Braga, which is looking better, is much stronger than Vicente, even if they are in a position below them. The group stages of the Europa League were successfully overcome and now Braga looks great in Portugal, so I hope for good football from Braga in the weeks to come.

The dominant Bayern from Germany is playing away against one of the weakest teams of this season. After scoring almost 4 goals per Bundesliga match, Bayern must crush Werder, whose form has been particularly poor and the Greens have only won in November. Bayern is again dominating after some weaker matches, so the handicap should be significant.

This is simple logic. Misiunas has always beaten Rimkenzo, and surely Misiunas was not in good athletic shape, one fight with Rimkenzo was even after closing. Rimkenzo also beat the same Matiukov, who did not seem very solid. Since then, Misiunas seems to take combat sports more seriously, and also contributed to the return to Sparta Gym.

Zygimantas finally broke through in the UTMA tournament and won against Peru, which was crucial for him psychologically. Until then, it didn't seem like Kiudelis would be poorly prepared for the psychological aspect or that those losses would affect him, but after the last Peru and upcoming tournament conference, it was obvious that he lacked it. He had the maximum self-confidence and even Kiudelis himself intimidated his opponent. Majauskas was a very weak opponent, from what we've seen in UTMA, he definitely doesn't attract professional ringers. Kiudelis had stronger opponents before and had to harden himself.

Bucks leaving the East is a serious possibility, especially with such high odds. Giannis is having another incredible season and it doesn't seem like his form will decline. Ryan Rollins is becoming a great player. Kevin Porter Jr is not yet there, but he will be, and if we don't count his non-basketball related issues, he is a great player. AJ Green is a complete sniper who can make shots in every game. Myles Turner is struggling right now, but he will start making shots soon. The recipe for the Bucks is clear - Giannis is the main man and the shooters are placed around him, and with this team, it's possible to win championships.

The main contenders will most likely be Cleveland, 76ers, and Knicks, maybe even Orlando, but it's disappointing and unclear which of them will rise this season.

The West is very competitive. In the past years, it was not clear who would rank in the top 4 - 11.
The Spurs will still be in the mix, and the Rockets look strong. It's too early to count out the Kings.
Curry is 37 years old, Butler is 36, and Draymond is 35, so the core players are getting older and could potentially face the same injuries.

Overall, my weak teams' championship looks promising this year. Despite their lack of experience in the championship, they often rise up to the Premier League. The rest of the teams don't have much chance unless these options occur:
Leicester - I believe they will bounce back, although they have struggled a bit. They still have a strong team and if they don't lose their morale after dropping down to the championship, I think they can definitely fight for promotion this season.
Middlesbrough - A good team in good form, nothing can stop them this season. I think they can definitely promote to the Premier League together with Leicester.
Coventry - Thanks to Lampard's magic, they have a shot at first place. I believe they have good chemistry and can rise to the Premier League, as long as they maintain their form.
In my opinion, these are the only options that can compete for promotion to the Premier league. The rest are either in bad form or good form, but I don't think they will last long. Leicester, on the other hand, is used to the championship and immediately bounces back to the Premier League. They have struggled with injuries in the Premier League but now I see that their players are no longer injured and in good form (sadly, some have left). But their main player, Abdul Fatawu (remember the name), can lead this team if he doesn't get injured. The team still has good players and promising talents, so I think they can continue their tradition.

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First long-term bet for the new full season. Chelsea's coefficient is still over 2, which means they will finish in the Top 4, and I have no doubts about that. Last season, they finished fourth and strengthened their team impressively at the end of the season. It was clear that this young team is a force to be reckoned with, winning two trophies and beating PSG gave them a lot of confidence going forward. So yes, Chelsea will play Champions League football, but in terms of the main competition for the fourth place, I see Newcastle as the main rival and I don't think they have strengthened enough to challenge for it. As for the other teams, United and Tottenham? United have made too much progress in just one season and Tottenham have a lower level than Chelsea, plus they are also in the Champions League. Aston Villa seems destined for relegation and I don't see any other contenders. Overall, I believe Chelsea is closer to joining the top three of Arsenal, Manchester City, and Liverpool, rather than fighting for the Top 4 spot, which I don't see them achieving in the upcoming Premier League season.