No matter how we catch it, I do not think Al Ain's favorite is out of nowhere. Probably the buck is affected by the reputation and clientele of the emirs, underestimating the Uzbek's ability especially at home. Let us note here that the four Uzbekistan teams in eight races within, record only one defeat. (Napaff has a win and draw). Mathematics now and while there are two races left, Nasph needed four points to qualify, while Al Ain only had two. So why should Al Ain be torn today if, even if she loses, can she fix a failure in rematch? For the home team the final is the match, so they will come down with the knife on the teeth chasing at least the tie so they will remain in the game of qualification.