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Aalborg had 72 goals or more in 2 of their last 3 home games, while Viborg went over this total in 6 of their last 10 games, and their last 2 road games both saw 68 goals or more. Their last 2 head-to-head meetings had totals of 70 and 64 goals, so with this being the final round of the regular season and the game meaning nothing to either side, got to expect a pacey, open game with basically no defenses that should result in a lots of quick goals, and eventually bring in the over.

Herning Ikast went over this total in 6 of their last 7 games, which averaged a very high 68.3 total goals per game. On the other side, HOJ has been good of late, winning their last 3 games and scoring 29, 28, and 30 goals. Their first H2H match of the season saw a total of 67 goals in a 9-goal win for the much stronger Herning Ikast, who is favored by a similar big number here. That should mean this game will be a blowout, and taken to concern that this is the final round of the regular season, should mean way more looser defenses and goals should flow easily especially in the 2nd half, which should eventually bring in the over.

Both of these teams are excellent offensively as Kobenhavn is averaging 31.8 goals scored per game, while Nykobing is averaging 32.6 goals scored per game. Kobenhavn has been playing at a really fast pace of late, with 12 of their last 14 matches going over this total and averaging a very high 66.5 total goals per game. On the other side, Nykobing scored 32 goals or more in 4 of their last 5 games, so they will willingly accept that fast pace. Their H2H encounters are usually fast paced and high scoring as the last 10 games between them averaged 64.5 total goals per game. With this being the final round of the regular season and both sides locked into their positions, got to expect a relaxed defensive game that will allow both attacks to flow and lead this game to high scores, which should result in an over.

McCarthy has an excellent record here at the Oaks Course at TPC San Antonio, being 5 for 6 with 4 top-20 finishes, highlighted by runner-up finish in 2024 when he lost a playoff after firing a 9-under-par round of 63 on Sunday. He is coming off back to back fine displays, finishing T26 at the Valspar Championship and T12 last week at the Houston Open, where he shot 4 rounds of 68 or better and fired bogey-free weekend rounds of 67-66. He is very good in windy conditions, and Texas weather is always challenging and windy, so got to expect another strong showing from Denny this weekend.

Mitchell has been playing very consistently for a while now, having made the cut in the last 13 events he played in. He has 3 top-15 finishes this year, the last one coming just last week at the Houston Open, where he closed with a bogey-free round of 65. He is 4-for-4 here at TPC San Antonio with finishes of 26, 17, 14 and T12 last year, when he opened with a superb 8-under-par round of 64, so with the good form he brings to a course where he normally plays well, simply got to see nice value backing Keith to be right in the mix come Sunday afternoon.

Hisatsune is playing very well this season, having made the cut in 8 straight events with 3 top-10 finishes, highlighted by T2 at the Farmers Insurance Open. He was T5 here a year ago despite shooting just 73-74 over the weekend. Ryo ranks 3rd for Greens in Regulation on the PGA Tour this season, and his putter looked really good on these tough greens to put on last year here at TPC San Antonio, so got to feel like Ryo should go well again this week and earn another strong result.