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Panthers are averaging 34.3 points scored per game and are coming off a bad display and their first loss of the season, in which they scored only 16 points, so got to expect this to be the spot for them to bounce back in a major way. Dolphins are allowing 28.4 points per game, and they have been solid offensively, so with their talent, got to expect them to put up a solid number. This game will be played in Darwin in really hot, humid conditions with some rain that will make the surface wet and should see players tire out toward the end of halves more easily, and that should open up the game more and result in more tries, which eventually should bring in the over.

Skalica went over this total in 6 of their 8 games in this relegation group, while Dukla Trencin is averaging 6.3 total goals per game in their 8 games. Skalica produced overs in their last 4 home games, while Dukla Trencin produced 4 overs in their last 5 road games. They produced overs in the last 4 head-to-head meetings, which averaged 9 total goals per game, so got to expect another high-scoring game here, which should result in an over.

Warriors are 4-2 while Titans are 2-4 through the first 6 rounds. Warriors have been very dominant in their wins as all 4 of their wins came by at least 24 points. Titans' 2 wins came against 2 bottom sides who are a combined 2-10, with one of those wins coming in their direct H2H encounter. Titans haven't managed to keep their losses close as 3 of their 4 losses came by at least 14 points. Warriors won their most recent H2H match by 14 points, so at home in Auckland, they should have a significant edge and win this one by at least 2 converted tries in the end.

Both of these two teams have been very good offensively as Warriors are averaging 32.3 points scored per game while Titans are averaging 21 points scored per game. Their H2H meetings are usually high scoring as 4 of last 6 games between them went over this total and averaged 52 total points per game, so got to expect another higher scoring game which should result in an over in the end.

Tigers are red-hot offensively, averaging 31.2 points scored per game, and their 2 home games this season saw them score 44 and 42 points. They will also get Luai and May back in this game, which will make them even more dangerous. Broncos are averaging 22.2 points scored per game and come off a loss in which they had a total of 66 points as injuries have taken a toll on them, especially on the defensive end. Their H2H meetings have been very high scoring of late, with 4 of the last 5 games between them going over this total and averaging a very high 57.6 total points per game, so got to expect another high-scoring contest, which should bring in the over.

Knapp is playing some excellent golf this season with 7 finishes inside the top 11 in 8 events he played this year. He ranks 2nd for SG Putting while also leading the PGA Tour in Scoring Average showing how well he is playing at the moment. He made the cut in his only previous appearance here in 2024 when he started with a rather bad round of 74, and that was during a span when he was struggling, so arriving back this time in superb form, fresh off his best result in a major with an 11th-place finish at Augusta, makes Jake a solid pick to be right in the mix for the win.

Aberg found some form late, notching very good finishes of T3 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, T5 at The Players Championship, and T5 at the Valero Texas Open. He followed that with a decent showing at Augusta last week, finishing T21, where the only thing missing was his putter. He had the Players title in his grasp but threw it away with a terrible final round of 76 on the TPC Sawgrass course he practices a lot on and lives just close by since moving to the U.S. This week's Harbour Town has a lot of similarities to it, and Ludvig was T10 here on debut in 2024 with a couple of phenomenal starting rounds of 66, so got to feel like he should be at his best this weekend, and with some better putting he could easily be in the mix for the victory.

Hisatsune is playing very well this season, having made the cut in 9 straight events with 5 top-15 finishes, highlighted by T2 at the Farmers Insurance Open. He was T18 on debut here a year ago, and he leads the PGA Tour in Greens in Regulation this season. On these smaller, tougher-to-hit greens at Harbour Town, that should come in quite handy and could see Ryo contend for top places come Sunday afternoon.