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Uchijima is world number 104, with her career high being 47. She has a solid 8-6 record on the year, with most of her losses coming to very quality opponents. On the other side, Papamichail is world number 161, with her career high being 143. She is 5-4 on the year, having notched two nice wins this week. Uchijima won both of her matches this week swiftly in straight sets, not dropping more than 3 games in any set, as she has looked really good. Papamichail won her first match in straight sets but then needed all 3 sets yesterday in a long two-hour match. Uchijima won their only previous H2H meeting, which also came on clay in qualifying for Roland Garros a few years ago, and she demolished Papamichail in that match, dropping just 4 total games in an easy straight-sets victory, so got to expect the much better Japanese player to dominate here and win this one as well.

Mlada Boleslav has 32 unders and 16 overs while Liberec has 29 unders and 19 overs on the season. Mlada Boleslav produced unders in 17 of their 24 home games including in last 4, while Liberec produced unders in 8 of their last 9 road games. They produced unders in all 3 head-to-head meetings this season, which saw very low totals of 3, 2, and 3 goals, so got to expect another gritty defensive battle that should remain very low-scoring and stay under this total in the end.

Dukla Michalovce has a league-high 32 overs and 18 unders, while Banska Bystrica is right behind them with 30 overs and 20 unders on the season. Dukla Michalovce has 16 overs in 25 home games, while Banska Bystrica has 17 overs in 25 road games. They went over this total in the last four head-to-head meetings, including all 3 matches this season, which saw totals of 7, 8, and 9 goals, so got to expect another higher-scoring affair here and take the over.

JYP has 33 overs and 18 unders while KooKoo has a league-high 35 overs and 17 unders on the season. JYP has 19 overs in 25 home games while KooKoo has 17 overs in 25 road games. Both are excellent offensively as JYP is averaging 3.4 goals scored per game, which rises to 3.9 goals scored per game at home, while KooKoo is averaging 3.6 goals per game. They produced overs in 4 of the last 5 HTH league meetings, which averaged a very high 7.6 total goals per game, so with two productive offences, simply got to expect another higher-scoring game and take the over.

Pelicans are 10th with 72 points, having won 9 of their last 14 games. Sport is last, 16th, with only 39 points, coming into this one on a 13-game losing streak. Pelicans won 5 of their last 6 home games, while Sport lost 24 of 27 road games, including 20 in a row going into this one. Pelicans won their last 4 head-to-head meetings, including all 3 this season, with Sport scoring a total of only 2 goals in those 4 losses, so got to expect Pelicans to dominate once again and pick up another win.

Pelicans are 10th with 72 points on 24 wins and 28 losses, while Sport is dead last, 16th, and by far with only 39 points on 10 wins and 43 losses. Pelicans are in very good form, having won 9 of their last 14 games, including 5 of their last 6 home games. On the other side, Sport is in awful shape, having lost their last 13 games. Pelicans outscored opponents 19-7 in their last 5 home wins, while Sport has been rather bad in their losses as 11 of their last 15 losses came by at least a 2-goal difference. Pelicans won their last 4 head-to-head meetings, outscoring Sport by combined 15-2, so got to expect the much better Pelicans side to dominate at home and win this one handily.