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Both of these teams play at a fast pace and score a lot of goals, which leads to higher-scoring games. Brest's last 11 Champions League games averaged a very high 65.6 total goals per game, while CSM Bucuresti's last 7 Champions League games averaged 61.6 total goals per game. They played twice head-to-head this season in the group stage and combined for two very high-scoring games that had 65 and 74 total goals. With this game for third place not meaning much to either team, got to expect a fast-paced, run-and-gun style match that should result in an over in the end.

These two teams play at the fastest pace in the league and top the scoring as Fuchse is averaging 35.7 goals scored per game, while Flensburg is just a notch below in second, averaging 35.2 goals scored per game. Those matching styles combine well when they go head to head and produce offensive explosions very well shown by their last 4 H2H encounters which averaged 72 total goals per game, and the first meeting of this season saw a whopping 79 goals in a tight one-goal win for Flensburg, so got to expect another similar fast-paced game in which both sides will score well above 30 goals and produce an over.

Antonelli has been in amazing form, winning the last 4 races, and he snatched pole position in the last moments of yesterday's qualifying, which is hugely important for this street track. Each of the last 3 pole sitters here in Monaco converted their poles into wins, as the track is almost impossible for overtaking. Antonelli is showing more composure from race to race and is growing in confidence. The only thing that hampered him a bit was his starts, and he has improved a lot on those. With the short run to the first corner here, got to expect the young Italian to stay clear of trouble and eventually convert another win.

Ferrari looked good the whole weekend but just missed out on even better placement in qualifying yesterday. Hamilton will start from 3rd and he will have an inside line to the first corner to potentially attack Verstappen ahead of him. Ferrari has been really good at starts this season, and on a track where overtaking will be hard to come by, it's solid value backing Hamilton for another podium finish.

Gasly took 9th place in qualifying as Alpine is looking good. He finished in the points in 4 of 5 races, only missing out in Miami where he had to retire. He was 10th in qualifying here two years ago and managed to finish 10th in the race, so on a track where overtaking is almost impossible, got to fancy Gasly to stay in the top 10 and grab more points for Alpine.

Antonelli already picked up 3 fastest laps in the first 5 races, and he will start from pole here, which is a huge benefit. He will get to ride in a lot of clear air to build an advantage and rack up fast laps, and the youngster showed he isn't taking his foot off the gas at all, especially in Canada last time out, where he finished the race with the fastest lap on the last lap, so after a brilliant lap in qualifying yesterday, got to fancy Kimi to take another fastest lap on the streets of Monaco.

Leclerc had a mishap in the final round of qualifying that potentially made him miss out on an even better starting position and possibly the front row. He will start from 4th at his home race which always means a lot to him. He has been excellent here, winning and finishing 2nd in the last two years, and with great starts Ferrari usually has gotten off to this season, got to expect him to battle for a podium place and finish in the top 6 at least in the end.

Eisenach went over this total in each of their last 4 games, while HSV Hamburg went over this total in 5 of their last 10 games. Eisenach had 72 and 79 total goals in their last two home games, while 3 of HSV Hamburg's last 5 road games saw at least 69 total goals. Both are playing at a really fast pace, scoring a bunch of quick goals, which should lead to a very high-scoring game that should result in an over.

Wiesberger has been playing superbly this year as he sits 12th in the Race to Dubai and is pushing to get that PGA Tour card. He notched 6 top-15 finishes in 7 starts on the DP World Tour this year, highlighted by a win at the Volvo China Open, and he is coming off a T4 finish in Kitzbuhel last week, where he fired 4 strong rounds in the 60s. He played this course twice in previous years, finishing T7 on debut in 2024 before T46 last year, when he was nowhere near the form he is in right now, so there's nice value backing the 9-time winner on the DP World Tour to add to that tally this weekend.

Forrest plays some of his best golf when conditions get tougher, and this is best shown by some of his recent results with T22 in a very strong field at last year's Scottish Open, followed by a win at the Nexo Championship the next week, and a T11 at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship a bit later. He is coming off a promising T12 last week in Kitzbuhel, where he fired 4 rounds in the 60s of which the last 3 were all 67 or better. He was T13 here at the International last year, so he clearly likes it and could go even better this weekend.

Skov Olesen has been in excellent form this year, notching 4 top-5 finishes on the DP World Tour but still missing that elusive first win. He was T3 at the Qatar Masters, T5 at the Magical Kenya Open, T4 at the Turkish Airlines Open, and T2 at the Soudal Open two weeks ago. He also has a T4 finish over the pond on the PGA Tour at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans alongside Neergaard-Petersen. He was a solid T19 here at this same course a year ago on debut, so a year later, being much more improved, makes the Dane a solid pick to be right in the mix for the win.

Armitage is playing really well this season as he notched 5 top-10 finishes with back-to-back T7s at the Dubai Invitational and Dubai Desert Classic, before a T3 at the Hainan Classic, T9 at the Turkish Airlines Open, and T2 just two weeks ago at the Soudal Open. That was his third runner-up finish since his first title, which came at the Porsche European Open in 2021 in tough conditions when he finished 8 under par through 54 holes as that event was cut short by one round after bad weather. The KLM Open, played at the International Course, is notoriously hard, which should play into his favor given how hot his putter has been of late as he ranked in the top 15 in 3 of the last 4 tournaments he played, highlighted by a field-leading performance on his last start in Austria last week, so there's nice value backing the Englishman to go well this weekend.

Rams last won the Super Bowl in 2021 when they hosted at SoFi Stadium, and this year's Super Bowl is again being played at SoFi in LA. Rams have a superb team led by last year's MVP QB Stafford, who led them to the title in 2021. They have an amazing offense with a fantastic receiving core in the likes of excellent Nacua and Adams, alongside a whole stable of young and improving tight ends and a rock-solid run game with Williams. On the other side, their defense just got vastly improved by the addition of last season's Defensive Player of the Year, Garrett, who broke the NFL single-season sack record with 23 sacks. They also traded for two Chiefs cornerbacks, McDuffie and Watson, to fill the need in the secondary, while they also have one of the most brilliant coaching minds in McVay. After going close last year, where they lost a close one to the eventual winners in the NFC Championship game, simply got to like the Rams to go all the way this season and win another title at home in LA.