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Bublik has recently taken results with high odds. We hope that the trend will be repeated in the next match with Argentina's Comesana.

Rakhimova has proven once again to be a tough and uncompromising opponent, having won her last three matches in the third set. The Italian has also had several long clashes in recent weeks. In four of the past six matches, Cocciaretto has recorded a total of 21 or more games. It looks like another tough clash with a large number of games played is in store.

The Czech is one of the most talented tennis players on the circuit. We have before us the winner of last year's Wimbledon. But she is constantly unlucky with injuries. At the beginning of the year, she had back problems, because of which she did not play until mid-May. But we are still confident that the opening match will be hers. From the statistics, we see that Dart is struggling. The British player dropped out of the top 100, and now there is not even a hint of a return to the elite. In terms of skill, the Czech is far superior to Harriet, so she should not have any problems.

Darderi was weakly beaten by Corday at Roland Garros (2:6, 6:4, 3:6, 2:6), although the American will completely skip Wimbledon due to health problems. The point is that the Italian on clay is unlikely to surprise with a move to green courts. So far, they have two losses in two matches, albeit in three sets with Jarry and Tsitsipas. In both cases, Luciano did not survive the decisive tie-break. Giron opened the grass season last week, losing to Zverev in Halle. On the other hand, the American is ready to fight with less motivated players, as he showed last year. In particular, there are victories over Murray, Rublev, and Berrettini, as well as skirmishes with Hurkacz and Draper.

Even with just a serve, the match can be brought to Jaqueline Cristian's side in this match vs. Rebecca Sramkova.

Both teams have always scored over in this tournament. Given their general attitude, over seems like a valid option to me.

Esperance found great enthusiasm with the recent victory. The stadium will be full of their fans. There could be even more enthusiasm. The qualification is still up for grabs.

When a team always concedes the first goal, it is a warning bell. The team has struggled enormously to get the victory against a low block in both matches. If the situation presents itself again with an increase in the quality of the opponents, in this case River Plate, Inter will surely succumb.

A draw is useless, but for the many Urawa fans who came to America, the team will fight even if eliminated to honor their fans.

Juventus seems to be the best team, the most lively, the most in form. They have a previous favorable record against City, who are coming off a long season and are full of energy.

Al Ain's defense is the worst in the competition, without a doubt even worse than Auckland's. The team has a low win rate in midfield duels and elimination could make the situation worse.

Al Hilal often reaches the offensive zone but struggles to score. I think it's a match for under players. Then maybe the Arabs will win too.

Maybe with Mbappe, but even if Red Bull Salzburg weren't there, he's too inexperienced to compete against Real Madrid given the age of the team and the lack of talent.

Paris stumbled against Botafogo, but Inter Miami plays at a very slow pace and is very vulnerable in defense. For PSG, this should be a pure formality.