We went to another European week in terms of football, as in the next three days, the third round of Champions League and Europa League qualifiers will be held, where, among others, AEK, PAOK and Olympiacos are invited to exploit or defend the a very important advantage that they gained on the basis of the results of their first matches, with the wish of course all three to celebrate the qualification.
By staying exclusively in the missed program, our first stop will be in Belarus, Bate Borisov welcoming Karabang having gained a significant lead after the double of last week, a point that has been successfully proposed at an excellent performance of more than four units. As we said last week, Bate clearly has the advantage of having more experience at this level, while equally important is the fact that the Belarusian players are clearly more ready to play, with the country's championship in full swing as opposed to that of Azerbaijan has just begun.
Bate, of course, having won the first game practically does not need to win, however we believe that it can duplicate its victories against an opponent who, whether he wants to or not, should take a risk but also who scores with great difficulty. At 2,17 of stoiximan, therefore, the ace is our choice.
Our second stop here ... next to OAKA, with AEK being asked to defend the superlative 1-1 that he won in Scotland against Celtic, playing with a player less for a long fight. Based on the image of the first game, our belief is that AEK has nothing to fear, as it has not shown much to lose in comparison with the opponent, nor Celtic from our side ... scared with its performance. On the contrary, Brendan Rogers' team showed rather unprepared, failing to substantially threaten AEK, with many clubs and a meaningless possession of a ball in the absence of pure mind and creative ideas. In fact, the problem came again and yesterday, where the championship was defeated by 1-0 from Hartz, with the appearance of having much to do with AEK.
With AEK playing essentially for two results (unless we see a draw with 2-2, 3-3, etc.) and given the opponent's weaknesses, we feel that AEK has good hopes of qualification and that is precisely our choice instead of one point. Qualification of AEK, in short, at 1,85 of stoiximan.
Next stop is Moscow, where PAOK will face Spartak Moscow, having in his luggage 3-2 of the first game. If anything, the exciting evolution of the Toumba game and one should pay PAOK credit for the coolness and reaction that he showed despite the start of the game when he was very early back in the 0-2 score. Repeat in Russia, of course, will not be easy, but we think we can find at least one goal to make it even harder for the team in Russia.
On the other hand, both have shown defensive defenses, and PAOK already counts 3 / 3 overs in this year's European adventure and 8 / 9 OVER since the start of the season, friendly and official. Eight of these nine were confirmed goals / goals respectively, which will be our choice at 1,83 of goalbet.
In closing, a short stop in England, where, among other things, there is a racing match in the National League. We will stand on the Boreham Wood encounter with Gateshead and the goals / goals that goalbet offers at 1,80. Boreham may have scored just one goal so far, but that came in the first leg of their home win over Dagenham as no one can blame them for their misbehavior except with Havand and Wrexham, where despite the results in both cases many opportunities to score. Welcoming the most "loose" Gateshead who always plays openly and who in the first three games has confirmed goals / goals and over, we consider that there is suitable ground for a game with goals from both sides, something that has been confirmed in seven of the last eight between them.
Briefly our choices:
Bate - Karabakh 1 @ 2,17 (stoiximan)
AEK - Celtic: AEK qualification @ 1,85 (stoiximan)
Spartak Moscow - PAOK goal / goal @ 1,83 (goalbet)
Boreham Wood - Gateshead goal / goal @ 1,80 (goalbet)
