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Aurillac went over this total in 2 of their last 3 games, while Agen went over this total in 3 of their last 5 games. Their last 3 H2H meetings all saw at least 60 total points, so with nice weather and both sides pushing for the win as they sit just below spots that lead to promotion playoffs, simply got to expect a lot of points, which should result in an over.

Rogle won the first game of this series in stunning fashion after coming back from being down 3 goals at the midway point of the game. Vaxjo Lakers finished 1 point above them in the regular season to earn this home-ice advantage, and they won 3 of 4 H2H meetings against Rogle in the regular season, so got to expect them to be at their best here to protect their home ice as much as possible, as they can't afford to go down 0-2 in the series with both games being played in their arena, so got to expect an inspired performance from the hosts in this one that should see them win and tie the series up.

Biarritz went over this total in 4 of their last 6 home games, during which they averaged 32.8 points scored per game. Conversely, Nevers went over this total in 7 of their last 8 games, including their last 4 road games, on which they are allowing a whopping 47 points per game. Nevers has been decent offensively, averaging 28.3 points per game in their last 6 games, and given how porous their defence has been, they are forced to go for the corner instead of kicking penalties almost all of the time. They went over this total when they met here last season and also in the first H2H match of this season, so got to expect another higher-scoring contest, which should result in an over.

Dax went over this total in their last 5 games, while Soyaux Angouleme just scored 52 points in their last game. They went over this total in the last 2 H2H meetings, so with Dax going for tries way more than kicking penalties of late, got to expect Soyaux Angouleme to follow suit which should result in a higher-scoring game and bring in the over.

Blue Fox lead this series 3-1 after taking a commanding 3-0 lead with wins by 2, 4, and 4 goals, then dropping game 4, to have another home game to close out the series. The same happened in the first round when they closed their opponents with a 5-goal win in 5th game. Blue Fox also beat Rungsted in all 6 regular-season meetings, outscoring them by a massive 28 goals in those wins, so got to expect the No. 1 seeds to roll here and win convincingly in front of their fans.

Provence is averaging 35.2 points scored per game at home this season, while Mont de Marsan is allowing a whopping 44.5 points per game on the road this season. That should translate into a big home-side win and a huge number of points, especially from Provence, which went through a hard part of their schedule and lost their last 5 games, so they will be hungry to bounce back in a major way here,and Mont de Marsan tends to let go of the rope when the game gets out of hand. They combined for 68 and 75 total points in the last two H2H meetings here, with Provence scoring at least 45 in each of those, so got to expect something similar here and another heavy-scoring game that should result in an over.

Chambéry Savoie went over this total in 6 of their last 9 games, while Tremblay went over this total in 12 of their last 17 games. Both like to play at a very fast pace, and those contrasting styles combine for very high-scoring encounters. Their last 2 H2H matches saw totals of 68 and 73 goals, so got to expect another high-scoring game, which should result in an over.

RKC is 7th with 52 points while Emmen is 13th with 41 points, so the hosts should have the upper hand in this one and win. RKC is strong, 4-2-1 in their last 7 games, but they kept only 1 clean sheet in that stretch. Emmen is just 1-2-3 in their last 6 games, having scored in 4 of those 6 matches. RKC kept only 3 clean sheets in 17 home games this season, and they won the last 2 H2H matches against Emmen which they hosted, so got to like both to score here and all 3 points to stay at home.

This series has been back and forth, with hosts holding serve and winning in front of their fans as Fribourg leads 2-1 with two home wins. Servette was convincing in the first home game of this series, winning by 4 goals, so got to expect them to be at their best here, not wanting to fall behind 1-3 in the series which should see the hosts have the upper hand in this one and win.

Davos leads this series 2-1 after two wins at home, while ZSC Lions won their only home game, which they thoroughly dominated and deservedly won. They also split the last two head-to-head meetings in the regular season, as they are evenly matched, so got to expect a spirited effort from the hosts, who have to stop getting down 1-3 in the series, which should see them find a way to win this one to tie the series.

Hoffenheim is 5th with 50 points, battling for spots in the Champions League as they trail the two teams above them by just 3 points. Augsburg is 11th with 32 points, sitting a healthy 7 points above the danger zone. Hoffenheim is strong away, with a 7-4-3 record on the road, while Augsburg is winless in their last 4 games with 3 losses, so the visitors should be winning this one. Hoffenheim kept only 1 clean sheet in their last 9 games, while Augsburg scored in 10 of their last 12 games. Hoffenheim is undefeated in their last 5 head-to-head league meetings, including a 3-goal win earlier this season, so there's nice value backing both teams to score and the visitors to win this one.

Guadalajara went over this total in 11 of their last 12 games, while Puente Genil is averaging 60.5 total goals per game on the road this season. Both are leaking goals defensively as Puente Genil is allowing 31.6 goals per game, while Guadalajara is allowing 33.1 goals per game. Their last two H2H matches saw totals of 68 and 62 goals, so got to expect another higher-scoring contest here, which should result in an over.

Real Madrid is 2nd with 69 points while Girona is 12th with 37 points, so the hosts should be winning this one. Real Madrid hasn't been good defensively, keeping only 1 clean sheet in the last 9 games, with 6 wins in that span, while Girona scored in 19 of their last 23 games. Real Madrid is undefeated in their last 5 H2H meetings with 4 wins, and they both scored in the first H2H match of this season, so got to expect Real Madrid to win this one, but not without conceding.

Valence Romans went over this total in their last 2 home games, while Colomiers went over this total in 2 of their last 3 road games. They went over this total in the last 3 head-to-head meetings hosted by Valence Romans, so got to expect another higher-scoring contest, which should result in an over in the end.

West Ham is 18th with 29 points, sitting 1 point below safety, while Wolverhampton is last 20th with 17 points, sitting a massive 13 points below safety. West Ham is undefeated in their last 4 home games and badly needs all 3 points from this one. Wolves have been better since Edwards took over and have been collecting points regularly, but it seems to be a little too late for them. They are still winless in their 15 road games with 5 draws and 10 losses. West Ham won their last 5 H2H meetings played in London, and those came against much better Wolves squads, so got to expect the Hammers to be the higher-motivated side here and eventually find a way to the very important 3 points.

Angel Gomes got booked in last game for Wolves after he rceived 4 yellow cards in only 14 appearances for marseille earlier this season which makes him a solid pick for a card here.

Krejci earned 5 yellow cards and 1 red card this season. He often makes a lot of challenges, some of which tend to be late and get him in trouble which makes him a solid pick to get booked in this one.

Fernandes earned yellow cards this season in the PL, plus 1 more card in a cup tie. He also got 3 yellow cards and 1 red card in four appearances for Portugal U21 in qualifying for the next European Championship this season, so given the number of fouls he makes, I like him to be booked in this one.

Cameron Young has been playing some brilliant golf of late as in his last 3 outings he notched finishes of T7 at The Genesis Invitational, T3 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, and then a win at The Players Championship. He is 2-for-3 in his most recent Augusta appearances with finishes of T7 and T9 in 2023 and 2024, before a missed cut last year when he arrived in Georgia with a form of 5 missed cuts in the 6 prior events he had played. This time around he comes to Augusta in splendid form, playing some amazing golf that could easily see him right in the mix come Sunday afternoon.

Rahm arrives at Augusta with stellar form on the LIV Tour, where he finished in the top 5 in his last 5 events with 1 win and 3 runner-up finishes, playing some excellent golf. He has a strong record here at Masters, with 5 top-10 finishes in his last 8 visits, including a green jacket in 2023, so given how well he is playing at the moment, there's nice value backing the Spaniard to win a second green jacket with another strong display.

Min Woo Lee is playing some amazing golf to start the season, highlighted by finishes of T2 at Pebble Beach, T6 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, and T3 in his last outing at the Houston Open. He was T14 here at Augusta on his debut in 2022, and he made the cut in his last 2 showings as well. With his form at the moment and improved putting, there is very nice value on offer to back the Aussie to be right in the mix come Sunday afternoon.

Reed had quite a turbulent time after finishing his contract with LIV Tour and coming to play on the DP World Tour to earn his place back on the PGA Tour when his year-long suspension finishes. That seems to have just brought out the best in him as he has been playing superbly to start the season, winning titles at the Dubai Desert Classic and Qatar Masters, while also finishing 3rd at the Bahrain Championship to quickly secure his spot back on the PGA Tour. He has a excellent record here at Augusta, with 5 top-10 finishes in his last 8 showings, highlighted by the title in 2018 as this course clearly suits him very well, and combined with the form he brings from overseas, simply got to expect him to be a factor this weekend and contend for the victory.

Sungjae Im played just 4 events this year but made the cut in the last two, highlighted by a T4 finish at the Valspar Championship where he opened with a brilliant round of 7 under par 64. He has a strong record here at Augusta, being 4-for-6 with all 4 of those finishes inside the top 16, highlighted by a T2 on debut in 2020 and a T5 last year. He knows his way around Augusta and its tricky greens to putt on, while also keeping an aggressive mindset on particular holes that allow it, so got to fancy the Korean to go well again this weekend and quite possibly contend for top places.