Premier League Cup. Youth Reserves. First Group Matches. QPR players are scoring a lot, but also concede the same amount. In just 5 rounds, the score is 11:11, while Stockport is in a higher league than QPR. Looking at the results of Stockport, it's not a problem for the team to score 4 goals per game, as shown by the results, but there are also defensive issues, like with most youth teams.

Premier League Cup. Reserve Youth Team. First group match. QPR footballers score a lot, but also concede the same amount. In just 5 rounds, the result was 11:11, and Stockport is in a higher league than QPR... Looking at Stockport's results, it is not a problem for them to beat the team 4 times in a match, as shown in the results, but there are also defensive problems, as with most youth teams.

In these matches, whoever attacks and controls the ball will obviously have the advantage. The Kazakhs will definitely try to defend themselves and may trip up the Sporting players several times. Therefore, I believe they will also accumulate some yellow cards. And a coefficient of 1.47 is not bad at all.

Both disciplined teams, Manchester City does not rush headstrong into attack, lots of ball control, many passes until the attack is fully developed. If an early goal is not conceded, nothing should change. Napoli is in very good form and has a solid defense, they have something to offer in the midfield, and I believe a cautious style of play will prevail.

It seems that both teams have a very realistic chance here. Leverkusen is of course the favorite of this pair, it seems that after Ten Hago took over everything started to fall into place and even after selling many talents the team still has enough power in the offense, with 7 goals scored in 3 matches this season. However, Leverkusen does not have a strong defense, even with Alonso and Ghana in the back they have struggled, and it seems even worse this year with 0 clean sheets. Playing at home, I believe Copenhagen will create their own opportunities and make a mark, their offense has been solid this season and they have only failed to score once. Of course, the opponents are not on the same level as Leverkusen, but as I mentioned, Leverkusen's defense is more vulnerable than their offense.

Even surpassing the German club, Galatasaray has a kind of disadvantage because of Osimhen, but the Turkish club, known for scoring many goals, and the German attacking football of Eintracht, give hope for goals from the match and specifically from Galatasaray. The attacking and goal-stamping Galatasaray should showcase their offensive potential and score at least 2 goals.

Even without mentioning that Barca is a clear favorite for me, the odds are already very high. It seems that Yamalis won't play due to an injury, but the Newcastle team looks very weak and at this pace, it will only be a dream to qualify for the Champions League next season. Their form and gameplay are poor, and their skill has decreased this season. One of the better teams in Europe at the moment, like Spain, has to win and beat them consistently.

Not to mention that Barca is a clear favorite for me, but the odds are already very high. Yes, Yamalis won't play due to injury, but Newcastle team looks very poor and with such pace next season, it will only be possible to dream about the Champions League. The form is poor, the game is poor, and the mastery has decreased this season from Newcastle, so one of the best current European teams has to win and beat, which is what Spain is doing stably.

Not to mention that Barca is a very clear favorite for me, but the odds are already very high. Yamal won't play due to injury, but the Newcastle team looks very bad and at this rate it will only be a dream to play in the Champions League next season. The form is poor, the game is poor, and the level of mastery has decreased in Newcastle this season, so one of the better European teams at the moment has to win and beat them, which is what Spain is doing consistently.

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Champions League. Newcastle against Barca. Let's go with a joint under.
Newcastle lost Isak and it will reflect on their attack, but they also made good additions with 2 strikers - Woltemade (who has already made his debut in the Premier League) and Wissa (who impressed last season at Brentford, but is currently recovering from an injury). They still need to find their team's identity in attack, but one thing Newcastle definitely has is a good defense. It won't be easy for Barcelona's footballers to dive between their opponents as they usually do in their home league. Nevertheless, in the penalty area, they will face big bodies like Burn and Schar, who are not easy to get past even for Premier League teams. Also, they are playing at home, so I think that will also help. By the way, in the Premier League, Newcastle has had 3 clean sheets in their last 3 matches (only conceding against Liverpool in a tough 2-3 match).
Barca is currently crushing their opponents in Spain, but all those opponents are second-tier teams (2 of them could even be considered more relegation contenders than mid-table teams). They struggled even against Rayo Vallecano away, where they only managed a 1-1 draw. On top of everything, they will be missing their young wonderkid Ansu Fati, which certainly decreases their chances of scoring goals here. Yes, Barca plays very attacking football, but I hope that Newcastle's strong defense will be able to withstand that and make their opponents feel uncomfortable, and we may even see some tough contact in the match, after which Spanish teams tend to struggle. Scoring 3 goals is not impossible, and even if that happens, the bet will be refunded, which is why I think it's safe to try with a slightly higher over. Good luck.

Hello. Champions League. City against Napoli. We're moving with a shared view. City looks good in attack. In the Premier League start of the season, they scored 8 goals in 4 games, but also conceded 4. Against Tottenham, we saw some weaknesses in defense which led to a 0:2 loss at home. Brighton also managed to score 2 goals and create problems for City. Overall, even though City has a strong team, they seem vulnerable just like Napoli and I have no doubt that they will concede at least one goal.
As for Napoli, they started the season very convincingly. In 3 games in Italy - 6 goals. They haven't conceded much, only 1 goal against Fiorentina, but their opponents were of lower quality. Napoli has also strengthened their attack this year - De Bruyne and Hojbjerg have joined and both have already scored goals for the team.
Overall, this seems like a evenly matched contest at this stage of the season and I hope for a good battle with plenty of goals. Good luck.