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These two teams combined for 5, 6 and 9 goals in the first 3 games of this finals series. They combined for totals of 9, 6, 8 and 5 goals in 4 regular-season meetings. Both are opting to throw as many shots on goal as possible in this final, which 93 shots in the most recent game 3 clearly show. With that kind of volume, got to expect a higher number of goals, which makes the over a very valuable pick to go with at this price.

Last Race Toni has been climbing the ranks rapidly in her young career with four wins in her first nine starts. She already won at her first attempt in this A6 grade. She has superb early pace that should see her get ahead, and starting from trap 1 should play into her favor and allow her to race away for another win.

Napredak has 11 overs in their last 15 games, while IMT Novi Beograd has 5 overs in their last 6 road games. They produced overs in 4 of the last 5 head-to-head meetings, including 3 of the last 4 hosted by Napredak, so got to expect goals in this one and take the over.

Randers has 6 overs in their last 7 games, while Fredericia has 14 overs in their last 16 games. They produced overs in 3 of the last 4 H2H meetings, so with both scoring well and neither being good defensively, got to expect goals in this one and take the over.

Al Najma has 20 overs and 8 unders, including 9 overs in a row heading into this one, while Al Taawon Buraidah has 6 overs in the last 8 games. Al Najma failed to keep a clean sheet in the last 12 games, while Al Taawon Buraidah failed to keep a clean sheet in their last 10 games, so got to expect goals in this one, which should result in an over in the end.

Lion King has a very good 25% win rate in almost 70 races he has run. He has 3 wins and 1 runner-up finish in his last 4 starts in this D2 grade, and all 3 of those wins came at prices of 11/4 or higher, so he has been performing very well in some tough fields recently, making him a solid pick for another victory here.

These two teams combined for 8 and 9 goals in the first two games of this series. Both are scoring well, and the first two games of this series saw 7 goals on special teams. As this series goes longer, tensions should be higher and more penalties will be called. With the high conversion on special teams, it should translate into a lot of goals, making the over a solid pick at this price to go with.

Go Ahead Eagles have 11 overs in 15 home games, while AZ has 13 overs in their last 16 games in all competitions. They produced overs in 10 of the last 11 head-to-head league meetings, so got to expect plenty of goals in this one which should result in another over in the end.

Mister Baileys has a great 44% win rate in 36 races with 16 wins. He is a really good front runner and has the speed to get in front and hold off any possible challengers, so got to like him for a new win.

AIK started the season strong with 7 points from 3 games, with only a 95th-minute equalizer stopping them from all 3 wins. On the other side, Degerfors has 1 win against winless Halmstad and 2 losses, both of which came at home. AIK finished 18 points above Degerfors last season and won both of their head-to-head meetings, so got to feel like the visitors should have the upper hand in this one and win in the end.

Chacarra has been playing really well of late, notching finishes of T9 and runner-up in his last two outings. He has also been very good early in tournaments, as he led once in his last 10 starts after a first round of 63 at the Alfred Dunhill Championship, with one more second-place position after the first round that came at the Hero Indian Open with round of 67. He was 4th and 4th in two previous visits here, and in 2024 he opened with a strong round of 65, so there's nice value backing him to get off to another flying start.

Schott has been off to great starts this season, having led twice in his last 5 events. He led at the Bahrain Championship with a superb round of 65 that even featured a double bogey and a bogey. He also led at the Hero Indian Open with a strong round of 66 that featured 2 bogeys. He played this event once previously, finishing T11 in 2024, when he kicked off with a bogey-free round of 67, so got to see excellent value in backing him for another strong start this time around.

Wenyi Ding has a strong record at this tournament, with four previous visits resulting in finishes of 2, 3, 7, and 8th. He was getting off to very fast starts, with one first-round lead and one third-place in those four starts. He was inside the top 10 in 4 of his last 9 starts after the first round, so coming back to his home tournament, where he normally plays very well, makes him a solid pick for another fast start.

Otaegui has been playing very well of late as his last 4 outings saw finishes of T6 at both the SA Open Championship and the Joburg Open, before an even better T3 finish at the Hainan Classic, where he finished with a superb final round of 64. He has a great history here at Volvo China Open, having won this tournament in 2024 after finishing as runner-up on his most recent visit. He followed that up with T26 when defending last year at this course in Shanghai, when he arrived in much worse form, so there is nice value backing him for another strong weekend this time around.

Levy has a superb record at this tournament, being 6 for 8 with 2 wins and one 3rd-place finish. He was T29 on his season debut in Kenya, with 4 rounds in the 60s, so coming back to a tournament where he usually steps it up makes the Frenchman a value pick at this price.

Smith is playing very well this season with four top-25 finishes in his last 7 starts, while Li had a very good showing at Augusta before his fallout on Sunday. Both are excellent in ball striking and should produce a ton of birdie looks, so on this birdie-fest type of course with different rules, that should result in plenty of birdies and quite possibly see them contend for the win.

Ramey has a very good record at this tournament. He was close to winning it two years ago when he lost in a playoff paired with Trainer, before this pairing with Lower resulted in T8 finish last year, when they combined for a marvelous Saturday round of 62. They clearly like this format with different rules, which should see them go well again and quite possibly contend for the victory.

Both of these guys can light it up on birdie-fest types of courses as Smotherman notched his best finishes of the season at The American Express and the Cognizant Classic, with results of T8 and T2 and scores of 21 and 15 under par. On the other side, Putnam notched his best finishes of the season at The American Express and the Houston Open, with results of T2 and T5 and scores of 23 and 15 under par. Both are excellent around the greens, which should see them score with ease and possibly threaten to win on Sunday.

Both of these two guys have been playing decently this season. Gerard is very good 12th on SG on Approach and he finished T12 here alongside Walker, who was very good putting. Yellamaraju is similarly red-hot with his putting this season, and finishes of T5 at The Players Championship and T6 at the Houston Open show that. Their games seem well suited to this format, which could easily see them competing for the win come Sunday afternoon.