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These two teams went over this total in 4 of 5 games in this series. They also went over this total in all 4 H2H meetings in the regular season. This is a potential title clincher for Dynamo, which should see the hosts try to pull off stops to win. That should open the ice more and create better chances, leading to a higher-scoring game and favoring the over.

Slovan leads this series 3-2, with both sides matched very evenly. Nitra staved off elimination in game 5, showing great mental fortitude after losing a 3-goal lead and still finding a way to get the win. Slovan is 7-7 in their last 14 home games, while Nitra is 12-5 in their last 17 road games. They outshot Slovan in both head-to-head meetings in Bratislava in this final series but somehow failed to win. However, Nitra won in 5 prior visits to Slovan, so they know how to win here, so got to fancy them to extend this series to a decisive game 7 with a win today.

These two teams went over this total in all 5 games of this series, with both sides playing very well offensively and not being very solid defensively. Both are also playing well on the power play, and this is a title-clinching opportunity for Slovan, which should see Nitra pull the goalie earlier if they are down big. That could lead to a couple of extra goals in that scenario and makes the over at this price a solid pick to go with.

Skellefteo leads this final series by 2-0 after two dominant displays at home, so Rogle must respond here to avoid going down 0-3 in the series. Rogle won 3 of their last 4 home games in these playoffs, while Skelleftea lost 2 of their last 3 road games in these playoffs. They were evenly matched, 2-2, in 4 regular-season meetings, with Rogle winning the last 2, so there isn't as big of a gap between them as Skelleftea seemed to show in the first 2 games of the series, so got to expect Rogle to be more highly motivated in front of their crowd in Angelholm and win this one to cut the series lead in half.

Southampton is 5th with 76 points while Ipswich is 2nd with 80 points, so this is a huge game in the fight for automatic promotion ahead of the final round on Saturday. Southampton is in fantastic form, being undefeated in last 17 league games with 13 wins, and they almost knocked out Man City from the FA Cup semifinal on Saturday at Wembley, having had the lead with just 10 minutes remaining after they beat Premier League leaders Arsenal. On the other side, Ipswich has just 1 win in last 4 games as they had a dense schedule with some postponed matches and have been stumbling toward the finish line. Southampton has 7 wins and 2 draws in their last 9 home league games, so they should have the advantage at packed St Mary's. Ipswich has an upcoming home game against struggling QPR in last round, and if they win that game they will get promoted no matter the outcome of this match, so got to feel like the Saints will be more motivated for this one with a point to prove, and Ipswich could be eyeing that Saturday home game, which should result in all 3 points staying home.