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As a matter of fact, I could say that the Peruvians were also unlucky, considering the fact that the Swiss did not succeed in the last game and they could not win, even though they played well. Now, they are playing at home and they do not really want to lose their ground on their own land, so they should play much more aggressively than the Icelanders, who in my opinion, should quickly get used to playing at home.

ITF Level. Local player Monika Ekstrand, 18 years old, has a lot of potential on a hard court. She is a good tennis player, even too good for the ITF level. As an underdog, she has already won four matches with odds ranging from 2.27 to 3.64, even beating a local and more experienced player Mandlik, despite losing the first set. Her game is not only limited to defense, but she also has some impressive shots, although she does make some mistakes. Overall, she looks very solid.
Another player, Darja Vidmanova, has not had many wins at the ITF level this year. She plays mostly from a defensive position, which may seem ordinary at first glance, but she has a wide range of shots. She is quite stable and doesn't show many emotions, even after a long rally. However, she has lost in straight sets before.
Personally, I want to put my money on the local player, because Ekstrand's game is very impressive.

As mentioned before, in the corner bets, the Swiss looked good against the Norwegians, had plenty of opportunities, and scored first. It is clear that at home, in front of their own fans, motivation is very high. Iceland lost to the Finns, who looked pretty decent, maybe slightly better than Iceland, who started to struggle only after receiving a red card in the 58th minute. The biggest strength of the Icelanders is their young and 1.88 cm tall goalkeeper, who is difficult to score against. Both teams ended up with a tie in their previous matches this year, but I think the Swiss will be better today. I would give odds of 2.1-2.2 for the home team.

The Swiss surprised in their first match against Norway. They played aggressively, distributed the ball well, scored first and did not fall behind against their more experienced opponents. In the first period, they had 7 corner kicks, while Norway only had 3. In their first match, Iceland lost 0-1 to Finland, with only one corner kick in the whole game (5-6). Additionally, the Icelandic goalkeeper is very tall by women's standards - 1.88 meters - making it difficult for opponents to score and a more precise shot from a distance could easily become a corner kick.

These two teams have met twice in the Nations League this year. At home, the Swiss had 5 corner kicks in the first period, but the game ended in a 0-0 draw. In the away game, there was one corner kick in the first period, but a total of 7-6 resulted in a 3-3 tie.

The motivation for the Swiss is high and they should attack more, so I expect to see a lot of corners from them. Betting on Swiss corner kicks going over is also an option.