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GAIS might have lost more games (3-3-4) than they won, the club from Goteborg are starting to find a new level of form. Before the recent defeat to runaway leaders Sirius, it was a fair effort from the team coached by Fredrik Holmberg & before that they had taken 10 points from 4 previous games.

Kalmar have been alternating wins and defeats, but more appropriate is 0-0-4 on the road. While The Red Bothers haven’t been losing by big differences, the fact is they lost to worse teams than they will play today!

Go with GAIS.

Goteborg might have taken 4 points from their last two games, but that doesn’t make them any good. As it stands, Stefan Bilborn’s team managed just 7 points, and with -10 goals something needs to happen.

Meanwhile, Vasteras won their last match in Malmo, and before that they had pulled off a credible draw against AIK. While the hosts don’t have a very deep squad, the way they are playing suggests 3 points await today. Nevertheless, we need to take the Greens in the draw no bet market.

This looks a great opportunity for the home team.

These two teams occupy 2nd and 3rd in the table. Both are on the same amount of points, but Hammarby played one game more. Moreover, the hosts come into this having lost their last two matches to AIK and GAIS

As for Hacken, the visitors are amongst two clubs that haven’t been beaten this season. Following 9 games, the Wasps are 4-5-0. For the record, they did manage 7 points from their last 3 games, with wins over Malmo & Mjallby and a draw in Elfsborg.

These odds about Hammarby are hard to justify, lets take Hacken with the draw no bet!

While they played their game, Lahti were ultimately outplayed by last round opponent KuPS. And, when playing at home, the hosts only managed 5 points from 4 games.

While Ilves rare yet to win an away game, at least the drew road matches with SJK, HJK and Mariehamn, and they coming into this on the back of beating Gniston (league) and TPS (Cup)

Our data suggests that the IPA are beginning to come good, and they should be too good for a team that was promoted from the 2nd division last season!

Traditionally speaking, the Finnish Veikkausliga is low scoring. As it stands, the 10 games concerning KuPS averaged 2.4 goals per game, while those with Inter Turku come out at 2.3 per game. However, if we look at how the potential starting XI align, their is enough reason to think this match will end with more than 2.5 goals!

At the end of the main season, Gent had accumulated more points than Genk.

However, the Bufaloos failed to win any of their 10 matches in the Championship group, while Genk closed the Conference league group as the top club. Moreover, in two meetings this season, the Smurfs won 30 at home and 1-4 in this stadium. Since the visitors have proven themselves against this opponent, we should take Genk!

Despite Iva Jovic dispatching her first two opponents in impressive fashion, we remain unconvinced by the 18-year-old’s current ceiling at this level. The young American undoubtedly possesses a bright future on the tour, but she remains highly vulnerable and beatable in a high-stakes Grand Slam environment. Naomi Osaka might not be performing at the absolute peak of her historical heyday, but the eccentric 28-year-old has looked sharp, clinical, and completely focused while winning both of her opening matches in straight sets. Osaka's superior experience and heavyweight power should prove decisive here. We trust Naomi to handle business.

Victoria Mboko is an undeniable talent who can absolutely batter the ball from the baseline, marking her out as a player destined for a big future in the game. However, this is a massive step up in class. Madison Keys is a far more established elite competitor, and the powerful American absolutely loves the conditions on these specific courts. Having enjoyed a relatively seamless, easy route to reach this advanced stage of the tournament, Keys should be completely fresh, dialed in, and in the zone to get the job finished convincingly. Expect experience to triumph.

When these two met in the qualifying rounds for Rome last year, Maria Sakkari had to bounce back to defeat Maja Chwalinska 3-6, 6-3, 6-1. Fast forward to today, and the 24-year-old Chwalinska is in significantly better form. She looked absolutely spectacular in her previous rounds, dismantling both Qinwen Zheng and Elise Mertens by identical, ruthless 6-4, 6-0 scorelines. While Sakkari managed to win her first two matches, needing three grueling sets to get past Claire Liu was far from ideal. The value sits squarely with the in-form player.

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