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Katpat have a mixed recent record but closer inspection reveals that most of the def defeats of pretended to come on the road where I was at home they tend to have more possession and dominate games accordingly and I think that will be a pattern tonight

Tunisia must be one of the most improved international sides around at the moment. They've got such a lot of quality young players coming through the sides and teamed with several players who are now playing at the very highest levels of European football. They should now be far too good for Mauritania.

Liberec is in a nice run of form at the moment, which seems to have been prompted by them now having a full team available after some injuries. I'm expecting them to keep going at home against a side that has played some decent stuff against lower-level opposition but faces too much of a step up here.

Esbjerg Energy face a trickier opposition here than they have done for a while. But at full strength, and given that they generally have a pretty good record against this opposition, I think there is a lot of reason to be confident. It's about as big a price as I was expecting.

Kalmar HC let me down a little last time out, but generally speaking, they've been trending in the right direction. They seem to have found a resilience which means that they are now winning matches even when not playing their best. So that bodes well here.

Conway hasn't been at his best in this series so far, but he's a man capable of scoring heavily without necessarily any obvious signs of incoming form. I'm relying on that sort of destructive power in this bet.

Hong Kong looks to have too much firepower for Cambodia, who have some real quality in midfield but are defensively extremely vulnerable and liable to concede quite a few tomorrow.

Andy Sullivan had some great stuff last week and genuinely had a chance to win coming down about nine, but for a very poorly played part coming down the stretch. He's also got a very good record around here, and I was in attendance when he came very close to winning during the purple patch in his career 10 years or so ago, as well given his ability to go low.

I'm likely to be in Thailand to watch this match this week. I'm expecting to see some fireworks with two teams who have been scoring quite freely in recent matches against weaker opposition. However, the historic record would suggest that the ties are simply too good for Singapore. They don't have the same strength in depth.

Algeria is one of those Northern African teams that have really kicked on in the last couple of years. Boosted by having some players playing in the top division of European football, their experience really reaps rewards at the international level as well.

North Macedonia are by no means a powerhouse in international football, but they do have some quality players and, more importantly, a lot more experience at this sort of level. So, they should be able to brush this team aside.

Mont de Marsan has a really nice runner form. As always in this division, home advantage counts for so much. That recent form plus that advantage is just too much to ignore here.

Nicola's price has dropped in the last couple of days, but he merits inclusion here on the basis that he was so close to making a playoff in Abu Dhabi last week. He has worn around this track before, and it really was his length off the tee. It also doesn't have the penalties for occasional stray shots that some other courses on this tour impose. So, although it will be difficult to beat Rory, he's got the firepower to contend.

No, he appears to be at the moment over Max and Oscar, and we were fine winning in São Paulo. I'm expecting him to continue that form next week.