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Skovde stayed below this total in 5 of their last 7 games, while Boden stayed under this margin in their last 3 games. Skovde stayed under this margin in 4 of their last 5 home games, while Boden stayed below this total in 3 of their last 4 road games. They stayed below this total in 6 of the last 8 HTH league meetings, including the first one of this season, which saw a total of just 44 goals, so got to expect another lower-scoring contest here and take the under.

Odense is 2nd with 28 points from 14 wins and 1 loss, which came against leading Team Esbjerg by a narrow one goal. On the other side, Nykobing is right behind them in 3rd with 26 points from 13 wins and 2 losses, and their two losses came to top-two sides, by 6 goals to Odense and by 13 goals to Team Esbjerg, so there is a sizeable gap in quality between these teams. Odense won their last 5 head-to-head meetings, with those 5 wins coming by an average of 7.6 goals difference, so got to like Odense to win this one.

Bahia has an excellent H2H record over Fluminense, with 4 wins and 1 draw in their last 5 H2H meetings which they hosted. Expect the home-ground advantage to be key for the hosts and see them win this one.

Straka sits in 12th in the OWGR after an excellent 2025, which was highlighted by two wins at The American Express and the Truist Championship, alongside a couple of other near misses, including 3rd place at the Hero World Challenge to close out the year. He was really solid, 15th here a year ago, so after shaking the rust off last week, so got to expect him to play well and quite possibly contend for the win.

Forrest has been playing well this year, with finishes of T20 at the Dubai Invitational, followed by T41 at the Dubai Desert Classic, before T7 last week in Bahrain where he had a double bogey on the last hole where a birdie would have put him into the playoff for victory. He led the field in par-3 scoring last week, and the par-3s here in Doha might be the toughest segment of the course, so his strong mid-iron game will surely come in handy. He is also finding greens with regularity, as he ranked 2nd for GIR last week, so his game is in fine shape and he could easily fight for victory come Sunday afternoon.

Campillo has a fantastic record here in Qatar, making the weekend in each of his last 10 visits. That run is highlighted by 4 top-5 finishes, including a victory in 2020 when the event did move to Education City for 2 years, but here in Doha he has 2 runner-up finishes, clearly showing his liking for these parts. He opened this year in very solid form with finishes of T19 at the Dubai Desert Classic and T16 last week at the Bahrain Championship, where only final rounds of 75 and 72 cost him even better finishes in both events. However, his overall game is in good shape, and a return to a place where he has some amazing history should help him put together 4 full solid rounds, which could easily see him contend for the win once again.

Rafa Cabrero Bello closed out last year with a solid T23 at the Australian Open, before he opened this year very well, notching finishes of T19 at the Dubai Desert Classic and T16 at the Bahrain Championship last week. He finished both of those tournaments with strong closing rounds of 5-under-par 67s. Spaniard has a solid record here in Doha, being 8 for his last 10, with 4 of those being top-6 finishes and 3 of them being top-3 finishes, so with improving form in which he arrives to the place where he has a lot of good history, simply got to see a nice price worth going with RCB to contend for the victory.

Wenyi Ding finished last year very strong, notching finishes of 3rd at the Macao Open, T6 at the Hong Kong Open, and a runner-up finish at the Australian PGA Championship. He opened this year with a solid T19 at the Dubai Desert Classic before missing the cut in Bahrain last week, but he shot 1 under par, so he wasn't as bad. He was T35 on debut here a year ago after getting off to a flying start with rounds of 69-67, before back-to-back 75s on the weekend destroyed his chance of a much better finish. He is a much better player a year on, and there is decent value backing him to be right in the mix come Sunday afternoon.

Rams have an excellent team all around, which is playing at a really high level this season. Their QB, Stafford, led them to the title in 2022, and he is playing some of the best football of his career this year under McVay's helm. They have a superb young defense this year, filled with talent all over it, and they are one of the least penalized teams in the league. Being that young on defense allowed them to add Adams to their receiving core alongside one of the best receivers in the league, Nacua. Rams also have a really good running game with Kyren Williams and a whole stable of solid tight ends. So, with an experienced, Super Bowl-winning QB like Stafford, who usually plays his best in the biggest games, you simply have to like the Rams to go all the way and win another ring in Santa Clara this season.

Berger has a very good record here at TPC Scottsdale, being 7 for 10 with 5 top-11 finishes, highlighted by a runner-up finish a year ago when he had 4 rock-solid rounds. He opened this year with a solid T6 at the Sony Open in Hawaii, where he opened with a round of 66 and closed with a round of 64. With this price on offer for a player who plays some of his best golf here year after year, there is a lot of value worth trying with Berger to again be right in the mix on Sunday afternoon.

Matsuyama finished last year in style, taking T7 and T5 at the Genesis Championship and Dunlop Phoenix before winning the Hero World Challenge. He also started this year in a very positive way, finishing T13 at the Sony Open in Hawaii before improving to T11 last week at the Farmers Insurance Open. Hideki has an excellent history here at TPC Scottsdale, with 9 top-25 finishes in 12 previous visits, highlighted by back-to-back wins in 2016 and 2017, along with 2 more top-4 finishes. He is playing well at the moment, and TPC Scottsdale always brings out his best, so got to expect another strong showing from the Japanese player.

Nick Taylor has a strong record here in Phoenix. He won the title in 2024 after finishing as runner-up to Scheffler a year prior, and then he was a solid T25 when defending last year. He plays some of his best golf early in the season as 3 of his 5 PGA Tour wins came on the West Coast swing, and he also has 3 wins on Bermuda grass greens like TPC Scottsdale has. He led heading into the weekend at the Sony Open in Hawaii to start this season, before strong winds blew away his chance of another top result, en route to finishing T13. He followed that with a decent T27 at The American Express, where he started off strong with 65-65 rounds. All in all, he is playing well and returns to a place where he has played some of his best golf to date, so there is nice value in taking a chance on another strong showing by the Canadian.