AVAngelov

Levski Sofia have shown great form recently, especially at home where they’ve been tough to break down. With strong fan support and good momentum going into this match, I’m confident they can take control and secure the win today.

Sparta Prague have been dominant in domestic and European fixtures lately, showing real attacking intent and consistency. Their opponents have struggled defensively and lack the quality to match Sparta's tempo and technical ability. With Sparta playing at home and clearly the stronger side on paper, I’m backing them to take full control and claim a convincing win.

Milsami have been solid at home and enter this game with good momentum. Their opponents have looked vulnerable defensively and haven’t performed well on the road. Milsami’s organization and discipline should be enough to expose those weaknesses and secure a deserved win.

Bulgaria’s improved tactical setup, coupled with stronger blocking and increasing cohesion among young hitters, should serve them well. China’s recent vulnerabilities make Bulgaria the smarter pick to win outright in this relatively neutral setting.

They lost 1-0 in the first leg but were the better side despite the scoreline. Back at home in Yerevan, Pyunik should dominate from the start with quality and motivation to overturn the deficit. Tre Fiori offer little attacking threat and tend to struggle badly away from San Marino. Pyunik have the firepower to win big when needed, and this is a perfect spot. Expect them to press high, control possession, and find multiple goals. A 3-0 or 4-0 win wouldn’t surprise. Confident pick on Pyunik to cover the -2.5 line.

Down 0??"1 from the first leg at home, Vllaznia have clear motivation to overturn the deficit. Their recent away form has been inconsistent, but this tie is a different context: they’re the stronger side on paper and the Latvian opponents have struggled away.