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At home, Leicester always plays confidently and patiently waits for opportunities to score. In 22 home matches, they have scored 63 goals, but have also let in 30, which is a tragic defense for this season. One of the main factors why this club is struggling so much is because their attack is solid, but their defense is ranked as low as 23rd amongst the teams, which is much lower than expected. Millwall is fighting for promotion to the Premier League and though they are not a high-scoring team, they have a strong attack in away matches and often concede just one goal per game. I believe this will be a calm match with both teams scoring.

The royal club, left without Champions League, is clinging to the last straw of the La Liga championship. Falling behind with a significant points difference, the team does not lose motivation and will even play against Barca. With the return of Mbappe and Bellingham, the team is giving hope once again. However, the defense of the Betis team has been weak lately, with two goals conceded against Girona, four against Braga, and even five against Real in January. Betis can score at home, as they did against Madrid in their last match-up. Therefore, Real will have to score not just one but at least three goals, with a high odds coefficient. Real has created many opportunities, and with a strong and in-form offense, we can expect good scoring, making three goals a very convincing score, with a decent odds coefficient. Therefore, I believe it is worth taking the risk.

The Royal Club, remaining without champions league, turns to the last straw and focuses on winning the La Liga championship. Despite lagging behind by a considerable points difference, the team does not lose motivation and will even play against Barcelona. The return of Mbappe and Bellingham is, in my opinion, the key to victory, although the opponent may seem strong on paper, they have been performing poorly lately. Having only won once in the last six games and conceding many goals against Betis, in January they were defeated 5-1 by Real's team, and I predict that the Royal Club will also win away from home.

The PSG, who are fighting for the title and actively pressing, Lens team once again has a great chance to get closer. Lens is a better home team, but their away results are also very solid. Although the last three away games in the league did not end in their favor and they had to drop to the second place, their team's strength and teamwork are still very impressive. Their opponent is the poor-form team Brest, who has been consistently defeated in the past seasons. Currently, Brest has a streak of four games without a win, which Lens must take advantage of given their poor form.

I don't understand such a coefficient, Navone won the tournament, Zverevas was unable to take back the court in Cobol. Not taking advantage of such a coefficient with Navone's good game is a missed opportunity. I believe Navone will give us a good fight against a tired Zverev...

In Braunschweig, there are signs of life and recently there have been quite a few victories. The team is fighting for survival in the league and seems to be not willing to fall out of it without a fight, and they are also facing a tough opponent in h2h. Of course, Vechta is a good team and in great form lately, but Braunschweig, having recovered, is capable of overcoming a 10 point handicap.

Leicester recently won the Premier League, and for the next season they have already secured a place in the top 3 of the England division based on their strength... The mood is very tense and there is no more room for fighting, while Millwall is having an historic season and still has a chance to fight for a place in the Premier League through a direct playoff. The choice here is easy and simple.

The young talent from Spain plays amazingly, rising to the top of the rankings and easily defeating all opponents with no mercy. The Australian, known for having more experience and being a better player overall, is currently surprising with their particularly poor performance on the court. The hungry Spaniard should add another victory to their list by defeating the out-of-form Minotaur.

On a good day, Emilijus can shoot a lot of winners, but on a bad day, he makes a lot of mistakes, but for now, he surprises with quite good games on clay. Vacherotas continues to live in a fairy tale, but I still don't believe in him, I don't think he will stay in the top 100 for long. I predict a serious battle and I am choosing the advantage of a US player.

At different levels, players, of course, Ofnerio main surface is clay, but his level is closer to being slightly higher rather than a challenger. On the other side of the net, a level sandbagger, versatile, younger and more powerful in all aspects, Echevery. I predict Argentina Peru -2 games, as the simple win coefficient is a bit unstable.

The Monaco team looked very weak against Pao, with such a game they had little chance against Barcelona, they may not even be able to protect their own walls, of course their own team may have been surprised to go to Greece and win against Pao, but I think that the coach factor in such moments plays a big role. An inexperienced coach may struggle to prepare the team for such an important match. In this case, I believe that Barcelona is a clear favorite with such a coach and their players are more motivated than the Monaco players.

Fenerbahçe has a home advantage in the series. Sharas should also never be underestimated and there is no doubt that he will do everything possible to prepare Fenerbahçe better for the playoffs. On the other hand, towards the end of the season, Žalgiris appears to be a stronger and more mature team. This season, Žalgiris and Masiulis have a 2-0 advantage.

Valencia is simply playing well this season and secured second place in the regular season. In the playoffs, home advantage will be important and Valencia will have it. Spaniards are difficult to beat when playing in their home fortress. This season, they have only lost 3 times.

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The teams have a similar level of strength, which is also reflected in the teams' rankings, with the 4th and 5th teams in the standings. Although the teams played all three games very quickly during the regular season, and the Raptors won all three head-to-head matches, I believe they have a good chance of performing well and potentially winning. My prediction is very safe, but strongly convincing when considering the teams' abilities.

From the 23/24 year of the season, the Hawks did not play in the playoffs, but just like a couple of seasons ago when they lost 4-2 in the first round, here the Atlanta team must lose by 2 or over with handicaps. In this regular season, the Knicks have the advantage of 2-1, and their form and ability are strongly on the side of the New York team. Just at the beginning of April, the Knicks won against the Hawks on their away game, so in this series, the win must be for them.

I have already written about Sweden in my other prediction. I think it is very realistic to make it into the top 10. The song should be in the top 10 for both the jury and televote, and that should be enough for the final table. Historically, Sweden receives a lot of points from the jury. Maybe not all juries will give points for this genre, but there will be juries that will appreciate the Swedish quality. I would also say that the song is suitable for televoting because it is an EDM song, a party song that makes people dance. So it will also receive a good amount of votes from the televote.

Estonia makes it to the final, while Latvia and Lithuania do not make it through. The bet is won. I don't think this scenario is out of the fantasy realm.
Although the Lion's voice is great, the song itself is not clear if it will hook Europe like Lithuania did for us, and the context is different as well. Sometimes these artistic experiments are not understood. Additionally, in the semi-finals, Lithuania does not have its loyal friends: the UK, Ireland, Norway, Latvia. Points for nothing. I see Lithuania's chances of making it to the final as 50/50.
Latvia appears in the second semi-final, where the competition is much tougher than the first, as overall the songs in the second semi-final are better than the first. In the second semi-final, it's clear except for Azerbaijan. All other countries are still fighting for a spot in the final. In the semi-finals, I see Latvia in 8th-12th place.
Meanwhile, Estonia is competing in the weaker first semi-final along with Lithuania. The song is simple and for me, at least, it evokes nostalgia. I would say it should definitely outrank San Marino, Portugal, and Georgia, but who knows beyond that. But the odds are worth paying attention to.
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If I had to pick a winner right now, I would probably choose Denmark. There isn't a clear favorite yet. Finland is currently in the lead, but not quite convincingly and personally I don't see them winning at the moment. The contest is still about a month and a half away, so the odds will continue to change.

From what I've heard, Denmark just gives off 'winner vibes'. Their performance is good, engaging, polished, and Eurovision-ready. I don't think there is much to change before the big Eurovision. The performer has a strong, confident vocal. The last minute is more energetic and well-staged, which allows for a more memorable performance at Eurovision.

For three consecutive years, the favorite song of the audience ranked very close to Peru and took 2nd or 3rd place:
2023 - Käärijä
2024 - Baby Lasagna
2025 - Tommy Cash

This year, the most joyful and possibly the audience's favorite song could be Greece. I don't know if this year's Greek song will be as successful as the ones mentioned, but it definitely has potential. The song is truly unique. As a plus, I see that this year there are more countries supporting Greece as usual in Eurovision. Romania and Bulgaria have returned. However, the number of countries from the Balkan region has decreased. This year, Iceland, Ireland, and the Netherlands are not participating.

A little drop was observed in Fenerbahce's stock after their defeat to Olympiacos, but to me it doesn't seem like a tragedy, rather an opportunity. Such losses are very likely and should only strengthen Fenerbahce as the season comes to an end. The team is trained by possibly the best coach in Europe, so I can't imagine the final four without Fenerbahce. Of course, the finals will take place in Greece and it won't be easy, but in the end, everything depends on my assumption that Fenerbahce has over 20% chance of winning the Euroleague.

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.

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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.