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ITF W Gonesse, clay..

"ITF W Gonesse, clay.."

ITF (International Tennis Federation) in Gonesse, on clay..

I don't know, Bayern showed that they can fight with the strongest teams at home, but I still don't believe in them even though they did well against Arsenal, probably one of the best matches they played and didn't have any problems in defense, which was quite strange, even though Arsenal didn't look impressive. Speaking about Bayern, they got a team that plays a very open game and sorted everything out in the first leg, can easily rotate players to conserve energy from a busy schedule and prove their strength without a specific goal here, but seeing how the visitors are in form, it's difficult to add anything else.

So, in my eyes, the corners here can be in motion. Bayern, of course, these matches are not very important when fighting for European tournaments, although realistically I don't see many chances, unless Bayern makes major changes to their lineup. So in my opinion, if Bayer also tries to play defensively, the question is how long they can withstand the pressure, and corners should cover themselves when one team presses the opponent's goal.

Overall, it's not a big number, I would say, for this odds.

House should confidently take care of its opponents, who do not have a normal roster, of course, they have the desire to stay in the league, but there is no such tragic situation for them today, and it looks completely different on away games compared to home. Speaking of the house, they have quite a few decent level players and have a great opportunity to choose Peru in the local league and rise up to avoid the strongest opponent ending up in last place for playoffs. Of course, there aren't many opponents to choose from these days, as there is a lot of confusion in the league when stronger teams face injuries, European tournaments where the results do not reflect reality, so there is a high chance of getting caught up with a strong opponent, even taking a higher spot. But overall, as I mentioned, the difference in level is obvious to me over under, and the opponents would be dealt with by the corresponding handicaps.

Bournemouth is much stronger in my eyes, even though they don't fight for anything because realistically, they have no chances for higher placed teams to drop enough points for them to have a chance at the top. However, theoretically anything is possible, but when you lose key players and the game deteriorates, they still have sharpness and are not complete pushovers. Burnley at home can put up a fight against their opponents, but it's unlikely they can do much, and their chances for survival in the league seem cloudy. So in my opinion, it's better to bet on a team that prefers to attack and has options for going over and sharpening the blade, therefore I believe there will be many corners for their opponents, as Burnley may try to grab those points but it will require some scrapping and we hope corners will be gathered in favor of their opponents.

Although all 4 teams in the A league had scoreless matches, finally the teams must score. Last season, the teams played very efficiently against each other, and this season I believe we can expect something similar. The Hegelmann team plays quite effectively and even though they haven't scored 3 goals in their results so far this season, I believe it will happen soon and I hope it will be here.

Benfica is fighting for the league title and Portugal is playing super well. Even though their opponents are in 11th place, with such a defense they are one of the worst teams in the league, conceding more than 2 goals per game. Even Arouca, who conceded 5 goals, was crushed by Benfica in the first league match, and now Peru will have to be celebrated convincingly again.

Just a total and dominant football from the side of Bayern leads them in all championships. Numerous goals are scored and all matches are controlled, whether against super strong or weak teams. Bayer may have improved their game, but Bayern is much stronger and in this season they crushed Bayer at home 3-0, so now it is a sure thing that they will be celebrating as the leaders.

This year, Coventry is scoring goals for fun, they have also regained good form and it looks like the Champion title is already in their hands. In this match, I take Over because Coventry will face another very good attacking team, Southampton, who are ranked 4th in the league for scoring, but have a weak defense and have conceded 33 goals in 19 away games. This makes it likely that Coventry's attack will have an easy time, but due to the visitors' ability to score goals, it is possible that they will contribute to the overall score. Especially since they have scored more away goals (32 out of 58 total goals) than at home. It wouldn't be surprising to see a 2-2 or 3-2 final score.