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02 December 2025
19:45 BM Granollers vs CS Baia Mare

BM Granollers

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.12

Win

6

Granollers at the Olímpico typically control side-out and use the pipe to open seams late in sets. If they keep errors off the service line, their depth on the pins should tip tight frames. Hosts to shade it 3??"1 in sets-equivalent flow.
19:45 Kadetten Schaffhausen vs RK Partizan

Kadetten Schaffhausen

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.25

Win

12

This is one of the night’s pivotal ties for progression. Home Kadetten have the cleaner half-court and better whistle management. If they win the keeper duel and keep Partizan off clean six-meter looks, they control crunch time.
19:45 RD Slovan vs Skanderborg Handbold

Skanderborg Handbold

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.67

Win

34

SAH’s pace and serve-pressure game travel well and usually force Slovan into longer, lower-value possessions. If the Danes win first contact and protect transition defense, they tend to steal the leverage minutes. Edge SAH on two-way consistency.
19:45 SL Benfica vs MT Melsungen

MT Melsungen

Money Line

50 WIN

@2.00

Win

50

Melsungen beat Benfica 28??"26 on opening night and have been the steadier two-way side. If MT win the keeper duel and protect the ball, their half-court efficiency travels. Slight road lean.
18:00 Benjamin Pratnemer vs Daniel Bauerdick

Benjamin Pratnemer

Win Match 2-way

50 WIN

@1.22

Win

11

Pratnemer’s heavier scoring phase and stage experience as a top-8 seed give him the more reliable baseline over best-of-5 sets. Bauerdick comes in off a gritty 3??"2 win but will need an outlier doubling night to flip the favorite.
18:00 Dresdner W vs Conegliano W

Conegliano W

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.04

Win

2

Dresden’s upset at ?ód? was impressive, but Conegliano’s baseline??"first-ball sideout, depth on the pins, and set-piece accuracy??"sets a higher bar. If Imoco limit service errors and keep DDR out of transition, their shot quality wins out over four sets. Lean Imoco despite the Margon-Arena lift.
18:00 Olympiacos W vs Eczacibasi W

Eczacibasi W

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.03

Lose

-50

Olympiacos were swept by Milano in their opener. Eczacibasi started Group C with a commanding 3??"0 and have the heavier firepower in the big moments. If Eczacibasi own the serve-pass battle and protect the pipe, they control the tempo. Favourites even away in Piraeus.
17:45 Fredericia HK vs IK Savehof

Fredericia HK

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.52

Lose

-50

Group G is locked (Fredericia + Hannover), but Fredericia’s physicality and shot quality at home usually tell. If they win the GK swing and limit live-ball turnovers, they close late. Fredericia by 1??"2.
17:45 HC Kriens Luzern vs FC Porto

FC Porto

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.52

Win

26

Porto only need a draw to reach the main round and won the reverse fixture 44??"31. Kriens’ top scorer, Luca Sigrist, leads the competition but needs help to flip the math. If Porto control turnovers and deny the pivot, their transition should decide it. Edge Porto in a tense qualification decider.
17:45 IFK Kristianstad vs MRK Sesvete

IFK Kristianstad

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.20

Win

10

This shapes the second ticket in Group F. IFK’s serve-and-run game at home typically creates 3??"0 swings. If they dominate rebounds and keep errors down, they secure progression.
17:45 Tatran Presov vs TSV Hannover Burgdorf

TSV Hannover Burgdorf

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.11

Win

5

Hannover are already through. If they tidy turnovers and win the pivot battle, their second phase provides the cushion. Tatran need an outlier shooting night to flip it. Edge Hannover.
17:00 Iceland W vs Montenegro W

Montenegro (W)

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.25

Win

12

Montenegro’s physical defense and backcourt shot-making usually travel. If they win the keeper duel and keep Iceland out of early offense, they edge a grinder at 18:00 CET. Slight lean: Montenegro.
16:00 Alba Blaj W vs Vakifbank W

Vakifbank W

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.04

Win

2

Blaj’s home crowd helps, but Vak?fBank’s serve pressure and transition defense usually create separation on European nights. They opened Group A with a clean 3??"0 over Le Cannet and arrive on a multi-match winning run domestically. If they control first contact and the middle, Blaj will struggle to sustain sideout.
16:00 Corona Brasov W vs Panionios W

Panionios W

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.25

Win

12

Panionios won the first leg 3??"0 (27??"25, 25??"16, 25??"18). Bra?ov needs a sweep to reach a Golden Set. The Greek side’s experienced core (Rahimova/Zakchaiou) should manage the moments even away. Bra?ov can nick a set, but Panionios’ side-out stability prevails.
15:00 Dinamo Bucuresti W vs VfB Suhl W

Dinamo Bucuresti W

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.55

Win

28

Suhl took the first leg 3??"1, so Dinamo must win 3??"0 or 3??"1 to force a Golden Set. At home they can lean on serve pressure and middle quicks to tilt reception. Suhl’s Bundesliga pace is real, but they’ve been streaky in side-out away. Expect Dinamo to squeeze errors in sets 1??"2 and ride the crowd.
14:30 Spain W vs Serbia W

Spain (W)

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.35

Lose

-50

Spain arrive as group winners and face a Serbia side coached by ex-Spain boss Prades. If the Guerreras control turnovers and the 7-m line, their structure should tilt. Crunch time at 15:30 CET. Lean Spain by one or two.
14:15 John OShea vs Brian Dawson

John OShea

Win Match 2-way

50 WIN

@1.50

Lose

-50

Dawson (“Doggy”) brings rugged experience, but O’Shea’s timing on combination finishes often decides BO7s. If the Joker manages the outer ring early, he can edge a 4??"2 or 4??"3. Lean O’Shea.
01:15 NY Giants @ NE Patriots

NE Patriots

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.29

Win

14

Rookie QB Jaxson Dart is cleared to return for New York, but after a concussion and a six-game skid, the Giants may play more conservatively. New England, a top-three team in recent power rankings, has the defensive structure and home primetime edge to control field position and red-zone trips. Lean Patriots by one score.
00:30 Brasilia W vs Sorocaba W

Brasilia W

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.67

Win

34

Sorocaba are newly promoted from Superliga B and have taken some heavy early losses at the A level. Brasília have more top-flight experience and should win the serve-pass battle. Expect Brasília to target seams in reception and limit Sorocaba’s transition points.
00:10 Puerto Rico vs Jamaica

Puerto Rico

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.05

Lose

-50

At Roberto Clemente, PR’s pace-and-space offense and crowd lift usually produce 6??"0 bursts that decide one-score games. If Puerto Rico controls the glass and stays disciplined in transition defense, the late-game math tilts their way. Lean Boricuas at home.
01 December 2025
23:00 Victoria vs Western Australia One Day Match

Western Australia

Win Match

50 WIN

@2.00

Win

50

Victoria ended WA’s One-Day Cup reign last season, but WA’s squad is reinforced here (Mitchell Marsh back, plus Ashton Turner, Cooper Connolly, Joel Paris), which should raise their ceiling at Junction Oval. Historically, WA have dominated the H2H in this format, and the added middle-order punch plus seam depth is a meaningful swing for a one-day fixture. Vics’ attack (Sutherland/Murphy profile) makes it close, yet I’ll edge WA to nick the key phases.
22:00 Maringa W vs SESI Volei Bauru W

SESI Volei Bauru W

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.18

Win

9

Early 2025/26 tables have SESI among the front-runners, while Maringá sit mid-pack. SESI’s roster depth tends to show in reception consistency and transition. Even when SESI drop sets, their serve pressure and first-ball sideout keep them in control late.
19:30 Denmark W vs Romania W

Denmark (W)

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.07

Win

4

Denmark’s keeper ceiling and set-piece precision at the end of halves tend to decide elite matchups. Romania can flip momentum with back-court streaks, but if Denmark control the pivot and exclusions, they edge a high-level contest.
19:30 Hungary W vs Switzerland W

Hungary (W)

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.10

Win

5

Hungary’s deeper rotation and stronger half-court defense give them more repeatable scoring routes. If they dominate defensive rebounds and keep Switzerland out of secondary breaks, they’ll stretch the gap late.
19:30 Sada Nahimana vs Valentina Vargas

Sada Nahimana

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.03

Win

1

Bulgaru’s clay comfort??"especially with high-percentage rally tolerance??"plays well in Quito’s conditions. Kalieva’s first-strike game is dangerous early, yet longer exchanges tilt to Bulgaru.
19:20 Raymond Smith vs Clint Clarkson

Raymond Smith

Win Match 2-way

50 WIN

@1.20

Win

10

Smith’s A-game travels??"solid first-dart placement and ruthless under-pressure finishing. If he starts legs with 60/100 consistency and parks on tops, his opponent will be forced into low-percentage chases.
19:00 Israel vs Croatia

Croatia

Money Line

50 WIN

@2.05

Win

52

On a neutral floor in Riga, Croatia’s shot creation and front-court size give them more ways to manufacture points in slow possessions. If they win the turnover margin and keep Israel off the stripe, they usually own the final minutes.
18:30 Netherlands vs Poland

Poland

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.75

Win

38

Poland arrive with momentum after beating Austria, and the addition of a primary scorer (Jerrick Harding headlining the window) lifts their late-clock offense. If Poland win the defensive boards and keep the pace controlled in Den Haag, their half-court efficiency should tell.
18:00 Elvina Kalieva vs Miriam Bulgaru

Miriam Bulgaru

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.45

Lose

-50

Bulgaru’s clay comfort??"especially with high-percentage rally tolerance??"plays well in Quito’s conditions. Kalieva’s first-strike game is dangerous early, yet longer exchanges tilt to Bulgaru.
18:00 Esbjerg Energy vs Frederikshavn Whitehawks

Esbjerg Energy

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.53

Win

26

At Granly Hockey Arena, Esbjerg’s recent uptick under Åkerblom, plus the home crowd, should tilt the five-on-five shot quality. The last H2H here saw Esbjerg rally from 0??"4 to 4??"4 before losing in a shootout ??" proof they can drive play against the Hawks. If Energy stay out of the box and win the goalie battle, they’re positioned to finish the job in regulation this time.
18:00 Eva Vedder vs Leolia Jeanjean

Leolia Jeanjean

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.50

Win

25

Jeanjean’s clay patterns (heavy cross, line changes) and better recent results give her more routes to hold. Vedder can trouble her with early strike, but altitude favors Jeanjean’s weight of shot over time.
17:30 Linda Klimovicova vs Tiantsoa S R Rajaonah

Linda Klimovicova

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.40

Win

20

Klimovicova hits a heavier, more penetrating ball and should control with first-ball forehands. If she keeps returns deep, she’ll limit free points and dictate from the middle. Slight but clear lean to the Czech.
16:30 Finland vs France

France

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.57

Lose

-50

Espoo will be rocking, but France’s depth and defensive size should limit Finland’s catch-and-shoot opportunities and help them win the glass late. If Les Bleus keep turnovers down and get steady half-court creation from their guards, they can control crunch time even on the road. Slight edge to France in a one-score finish.
16:30 Jastrzebski Wegiel vs Norwid Czestochowa

Jastrzebski Wegiel

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.40

Win

20

JSW have been the PlusLiga benchmark and handled Norwid in last season’s quarterfinal series after topping the regular season. Their block and side-out efficiency, plus home edge, usually turns sets into two- or three-point separations. Norwid are scrappy, but rally scoring favors JSW’s depth over five sets.
16:30 Kuusamo W vs Arctic Volley W

Kuusamo W

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.11

Win

5

At Kuusamo Liikuntakeskus, Polkky’s home-serve pressure and block touch usually tilt sideout efficiency in their favor. If they keep first contact tidy and win the middle matchups, they can create two- and three-point mini-runs that decide sets.
16:30 LP Kangasala W vs Vampula W

LP Kangasala W

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.55

Win

28

Kangasala Areena is a genuine lift, and Kangasala’s serve-pass game typically travels better in fourth-set pressure. If they win first contact and keep Vampula from establishing the opposite through the seam, the hosts should control the scoreboard.
16:30 LP Viesti W vs Liigaploki W

LP Viesti W

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.50

Win

25

In Salohalli, Viesti’s ball control and back-row defense usually raise their floor in tight sets. If Viesti protect the pipe attack and keep Ploki off free balls, their outside hitters will cash the high-leverage swings.
16:30 Puijo W vs Nurmon Jymy W

Puijo W

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.07

Win

4

Puijo’s reception core at Savilahti tends to stabilize long rallies, and their transition scoring is a notch more consistent at home. If they control the service line (few errors, heavy zones) and close the seam in reception, they should own late points.
15:00 Yuriko Lily Miyazaki vs Amandine Monnot

Yuriko Lily Miyazaki

Win Match

50 WIN

@1.50

Lose

-50

Miyazaki’s compact take-backs and redirection are well-suited to a quick indoor court. Monnot will have the crowd and can try early aggression, but Miyazaki’s depth and placement should wear down errors.
13:00 West Indies U19 vs England U19 7th ODI

West Indies U19

Win Match

50 WIN

@2.10

Win

55

The hosts just took the 6th Youth ODI to clinch a 4??"2 series lead, powered by Joshua Dorne’s 102 and Jonathan van Lange’s 4/17. They’ve repeatedly found wicket-taking bursts in Grenada. England’s top order (notably Ben Dawkins and Isaac Mohammed) can flip a chase, but WI U19 have had the better late-innings bowling and scoreboard control across the set. With the decider at the same venue and momentum on their side, I lean Windies U19 to close the series 5??"2.
10:45 Xanti Van den Bergh vs John Power

Xanti Van den Bergh

Win Match 2-way

50 WIN

@1.73

Win

37

Xanti Van den Bergh’s timing on 60/100 visits and confidence on 36/32 can flip tight legs. If he nabs an early break, he rides it home 4??"2.
09:35 Roland Lenngren vs Callum Goffin

Callum Goffin

Win Match 2-way

50 WIN

@1.22

Win

11

Goffin’s higher scoring floor and more reliable tops/32 finishing give him multiple paths in BO7 legs. If he starts legs 60/100 and cleans early doubles, the pressure mounts quickly. Lean Goffin 4??"2.
01:20 DEN Broncos @ WAS Commanders

DEN Broncos

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.38

Win

19

Washington get the home, primetime slot, but Denver have been trending up and sit top-five in several power rankings, reflecting better two-way consistency. In a likely one-score script, the Broncos’ pass rush and situational offense give them more ways to win late downs. Edge Denver to grind out a close road result.
30 November 2025
16:00 Qatar Grand Prix

Max Verstappen

Win Race

50 WIN

@2.25

Win

62

Over a full race, Lusail’s degradation and cross-wind risk make consistency king. Verstappen’s ability to stretch tyre life while sustaining lap time is a decisive separator. Red Bull’s pit wall tends to hit the undercut/overcut windows, protecting track position through traffic. Barring an untimely safety car, Verstappen has multiple paths to win??"lead from the front or take it on strategy.
14:00 GOG vs Skjern Handbold

GOG

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.45

Lose

-50

Skjern’s size can slow games, but GOG’s tempo and width at Svendborg usually create mini-runs that stack. If the hosts stay clean on turnovers and hit early entries, they’ll own shot volume.
29 November 2025
18:00 Frisch Auf Goppingen vs MT Melsungen

MT Melsungen

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.52

Lose

-50

FA!G’s home edge matters, but Melsungen’s half-court discipline and keeper form give them more round-winning phases. If MT own defensive rebounds, they edge a grinder. Slight road lean.
18:00 Qatar Grand Prix

Max Verstappen

Fastest Qualifier

50 WIN

@2.62

Lose

-50

Lusail is a front-limited, high-speed circuit with long, loaded corners that reward aero efficiency and confidence on the limit??"both Red Bull strengths. Verstappen’s tyre warm-up and braking stability into the slow complex should unlock the lap when grip is peaking. Even if McLaren are very close on one lap, Verstappen’s cleaner execution under pressure gives him the edge for P1.
18:00 SG Flensburg Handewitt vs Vfl Gummersbach

SG Flensburg Handewitt

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.27

Lose

-50

Gummersbach can run, though Flensburg’s structure in the Campushalle typically dials up late stops. If SGF controls exclusions and pace, they manage the clutch minutes. Flensburg by a couple.
15:00 Skanderborg Handbold vs Aalborg Handbold

Aalborg Handbold

Money Line

50 WIN

@1.27

Win

14

SAH’s tempo and spacing can bite, yet Aalborg’s depth and shot selection usually translate in league play. If AAU win the GK duel and limit live-ball turnovers, they close a tight finish. Edge: Aalborg.
14:00 Qatar Grand Prix Sprint

Max Verstappen

Win Race

50 WIN

@2.25

Lose

-50

Short, high-intensity runs at night tend to favor track position, launch, and tyre management, and Verstappen usually nails all three. If he survives the first two laps with a buffer, his pace in clean air plus Red Bull’s straight-line efficiency make him hard to reel in. McLaren are the main threat, but the probability of a late “back-door” overtake is low if Max controls the stint.

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