Both teams performed similarly, but in the first two games Žalgiris did not have much success and those who were consistent during the regular season were not hitting their shots. Today, I believe the scenario should change a little and Žalgiris should present a more serious challenge at home, which will require not only the leader to score, but also for role players to step up and make their 3-point shots.

Valencia was worth at least one home in Peru, or maybe even both. Pao was able to win both matches by a score of 1-2. Although it was in their own arena, I believe the same scenario will unfold when it comes to a point-by-point game, and the odds are worth the risk. And if we attach conspiracy theories, it could impact Pao's loss today, as Gianakopolous' 3-game ban would be lifted for the final.

The first and second matches ended with a difference of 1 and 2 points.. So I see a battle until the end, with one team winning by a margin of 1-6 points. Valencia is underestimated.

The Arsenal of Manyciai ignited today. The excellent 3-0 victory against Fulham showed a resurgence in attack, with Saka returning and playing well, and overall the Gunners have redeemed themselves after the loss to City and achieved a good result in Madrid despite a controlling game. I believe that Arsenal should dominate at home, as they are a very strong team at home, while Atletico is generally a poor away team according to their standards and even struggled against Peru Nou Campe in the last round when they were down 10 players. I don't think that they will have the same success here and Arsenal will win 2-0.

And once again, there is an over between these two teams and everything remains the same as yesterday, with 2 good offenses, two tragic defenses, and good weather conditions for hitters. The difference between yesterday and today is that both teams will play with better pitchers, which reflects on the total for the game. In the Eagles' ranks, the local pitcher has an ERA of 3.60, while in KIA's ranks, the immigrant pitcher has an ERA of 1.64. Yesterday, these teams opened the series with a strong over, with KIA winning 12-7. This is the 6th game between them this season, including 2 friendly games, and all 6 games ended with 11+ totals. Looking at these pitchers, it is very likely that the productivity will increase starting from the 5th or 6th inning, when teams start making changes. The wind is blowing from the stadium, which makes it easier for the hitters and more challenging for the pitchers.

Bayern finished their fight in March against the elite of Europe, Barcelona, who demonstrated their true class and equal standing. They played a 1-1 draw at home and were gallantly defeated 4-2 away. The German League has long been won by Ghana, and Bayern's girls have a +15 point lead over 2nd place Wolfsburg with 3 games left to play. The atmosphere within the team should be festive. Hoffenheim still has a small chance to fight for Europe in a miracle scenario, but those chances are very slim. I am looking forward to the goals in these matchups, as it is obvious that these teams love scoring against each other. The last 5 matches ended with 4+ goals, with 4 ending in 5+ goals and 2 ending in 6+ goals.

One can write and write about the attacks of both teams, but it is enough to say that during the first match, 9 goals were scored... Those first matches did not show us anything new about the attacks of these teams, but they did show how fragile the defenses of both teams are. In the case of PSG, I think it's logical to say that it was the first time this season that they faced such a level of attack that raised a lot of questions about their defense. Bayern's defense showed what Bundesliga fans see almost every weekend - regardless of scoring 4 or 5 goals, they often manage to concede 1 or 2, sometimes even 3 goals against average opponents. I don't see how both teams will suddenly improve their defenses and become unbeatable in just one week... Of course, I don't expect there to be 9 goals scored, but let's say 5 or 6 would be very logical to expect a 3-2 or 4-2 result in one way or the other.

Teams play equally, Greeks have a comfortable position, I see the reason why the series should end dryly. Financial support, I believe, is also important for the Greeks, so why not play two games at home. Another aspect is that Gianakopoulos is forbidden to attend the nearest three matches, which means it would be more beneficial to lose at least one match, then in the final he could already be at the arena as the owner.

For now Zalgiris is not like itself, but I see here only the fault of Masiulis, nothing special does the lantern show, and I have no doubt that we will see a completely different picture in Kaunas, because Kaunas will have a different desire to win and to have the second game at home and collect a decent amount of money for the budget of the next season. Zalgiris will have a similar three-point percentage at home as in the regular season and that will be enough for the First, the standings will not be a favour for Zalgiris and I have no doubt that there will still be a fourth game.