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Both clay players. If Ofner was able to take one set off of Gaubas on clay, then what can Engel not achieve while playing at home with the support of his own spectators? The German is also young, very persistent, and trained by Kohli, a well-known past tennis player. Engel has competed in high-level grass tournaments, last week against Duckworth J. with 3.7 odds and Michelsen A. with 5.99 odds, and in this tournament, Safiullin R. with 2.7 odds was defeated yesterday. Therefore, I believe that the youngster can continue to advance. On the other side, Ofner also appears to be in good shape this year, but his odds are not as valuable, given that the German is not as comfortable on the court.

I think that Real will close the series with a 3-0 win against a better team and with a good coefficient. Of course, Unicaja plays well at home and it will be a tough fight.

I hope for interesting matches and many attacks, and I think both teams should definitely score. They have good attackers and will want to prove to each other which team is better.

As it turned out, the slice is a very valuable component of the game on grass, because the grass surface allows for a good slice to drop without bouncing, or greatly reduces its height. This is why taller tennis players often struggle with this shot, but T. Maria has mastered and utilized this component very well. She demonstrated this in her easy victory over the WTA 11 player Rybakina with a 7.95 odds, and the previous day over WTA 8 player Keys with a 4.96 odds. Muchova, who is technically strong, also struggled on this surface with a 2.61 odds. In other words, this veteran is thriving on this surface, and the odds are very valuable here, as Anisimova, who is also tall at 1.8m, often struggles in the later stages due to health problems.

As it turned out, a very valuable game component - slice - became clear on the grass, because this type of surface allows for good slice shots without any bounce or significantly reduces the height, which causes a lot of trouble for taller tennis players. However, T.Maria is very skilled in using the slice component, as demonstrated by her easy victory with a 7.95 coefficient against WTA 11 racket Rybakina and yesterday with a 4.96 coefficient against WTA 8 racket Keys, who had no chance. Not to mention that prior to that, Muchova, with a 2.61 coefficient, also struggled on the tricky grass surface. In short, this veteran excels on this type of surface, and the coefficient here is very valuable, especially considering that Anisimova is also quite tall at 1.8m and often struggles in the later stages of tournaments due to health problems.

The Chinese team is competing at home and so far is surprising volleyball specialists. They have defeated the Serbian and Dutch national teams, which were considered favorites.
Meanwhile, the Turkish team, although opposing in every set, lost to both the Serbians and the Dutch.

I think we should try to take advantage of this coefficient. Although their defense may struggle, their offense is out of this world at this level. They will not dominate against strong European teams, but I believe they should easily score goals against weaker teams. Even though Al Ahly is a champion in their region, I think the difference in levels will be felt. In friendly matches against non-regional teams, Al Ahly did not show anything impressive. The interest and experience are very high and even though their defense is unclear, they have scored 36 goals in 16 matches in the MLS, so I am expecting goals from them today.

I don't really believe in the Inter Miami team and I would bet against them rather than for Al Ahly. I wouldn't say that Miami is having an impressive season, and there is a clear imbalance between their offense and defense. Their talented forwards are not enough to make up for a club that can't even compete in the MLS. I think this tournament will be a complete failure for the Miami team, while Al Ahly Egypt, the champions, should be able to easily dominate the competition.

Here everything, I think, depends only on Bayern's desire and motivation. Somehow I believe that the German team will not lack that. The opponent is the weakest team in the tournament, semi-amateur players from New Zealand. Buddies who have jobs, train periods once a week, play in local NZ championships and in tournaments organized by Oceania, and occasionally wear FIFA club shirts. There was a time when the team was stronger, doing better, putting up a fight, had national team players, half of a legion, but now all the better local players have been grabbed by the newly formed Auckland FC, playing in the Australian league, and also from City, so there are not many options to strengthen with locals, the remaining class is under, the legion is weak, so there are no options in this tournament. The last attempt was very unsuccessful, half a year ago in the first round against Al Ain from the UAE, it ended 2:6. There were many defensive mistakes, positional errors, missed shots. Al Ain is not a bad team in general, but also not Bayern. So I can hardly imagine how Bayern could not take advantage of everything, even if there is a bit of a lack of motivation, if there is an impact from acclimatization, rotation, the class difference is still huge.

CONCACAF Gold Cup. Opening match of the tournament, held in California, is practically a home game for Mexico, with a convenient location and, as always, a large fan army in the stadium expected. And overall, this year they have a really strong team, with a good attack, so the expectations are high, especially in the first game against Dominica, who are participating in this size tournament for the first time. I think it will be a tough baptism for them and they will have a lot of trouble in defense, because while their attack has improved in recent years, their defense struggles against any higher caliber team and tends to concede a lot of goals. And here they will face another regional leader with plenty of experience in such tournaments and a lot of class in their attacking game. I believe Mexico should easily win this match.

Two serious teams, champions league and treble winners PSG against a very determined and high-scoring Atletico team. The Madrid club has even won the only away game against PSG in this season's Champions League with a score of 1-2. The attacking of both teams is very solid, but their defense may not be their strongest suit. Also, it is the first game after the break, so I hope there will be goals on both sides, as in their previous encounter.

In the second game, Unicaja was close even though they received non-sporting and technical losses. The potential of the Unicaja team can be seen in the statistics, where they rebounded more balls, made more shots, and at home they should have at least 1 win in the playoffs, and 2 times in the finals. Unicaja has already beaten Real in one playoff match, so in the elimination games, I expect this team from Peru to win.

Even without James, Monaco, which is still in the competition, managed to reach the final, but they will face a very strong Paris team. Although the club will completely renew itself after the season, this season's team seems very focused and plays fantastically. They lost only once against Dijon due to their long journey, but then confidently defeated Bourg. Now, after a week of rest, they will face a weaker Monaco version at home and will have to deal with them.

Even though Bayern's name is huge and with a new coach, the players will want to prove their abilities, and the Australian club, known for its attacking style, it is difficult to expect them to score as many goals as the line suggests. Bayern rarely scored so many goals this season, and the Auckland team should not open up and let the Germans flank them. There are teams capable of scoring, but I believe the Australians will want to score as few goals as possible, and Bayern is not as strong in attack as depicted.

The 1x2 outcome of the match is very hard to predict. Overall, I prefer Al Ahly as a team, they are more balanced and have good chemistry, but the match against Miami, with the experienced duo of Messi and Suarez, cannot be overlooked. Therefore, I am tempted to skip the 1x2 bet, but I think goals are a good option. However, Inter also has a strong attack and can score many goals, but their defense has been struggling this season and they are in good form recently. Al Ahly has good attacking options, they play well in counter-attacks, and if they can challenge Inter's veteran defenders, they should have plenty of space and opportunities on the attack. I think it will be difficult for either team to cancel each other out and there will be goals scored.

I believe that Jonava will be much more motivated to win medals. Jonava also looked very good against Žalgiris, even though they lost the entire game. Lietkabelis seems exhausted, with a very short rotation and simply won't have enough strength to compete against a serious Jonava team.