Galatasaray/Dynamo Kviv - Personally think Dynamo Kviv is getting a bit too much respect here and I'm not sure why. The visitors are on domestic league break and haven't played a competitive match since over a month ago. Now they go to one of most hostile environments in all of Europe to face the Turkish leaders who field one of the most dynamic and relentless attacks, particularly at home, as evidenced by a Europa-leading 15 team goals. The Ukrainians on the other hand sit at the very bottom of the competition w/ a measly goal (against Victoria Plzen) and a Europa-worst 15 goals conceded. They're already out of the competition so what motivation do they have here? Meanwhile Gala sit in one of the coveted top eight spots w/ multiple clubs breathing down their necks w/ this game their last at home before visiting Ajax, who happen to be one of the clubs chasing them down, on the last day. A win is absolutely necessary but as goal differential will matter at the end of group stage, I fully expect Gala to pile on the pressure and goals as points even after they take the lead. Dyanmo Kviv has been down at the break in 4 of their matches including being down at halftime 3-0 to Lazio and most recently to Real Sociedad, a team so offensively challenged that they've scored a total of 17 goals in 20 games domestically. Give me Gala 1H -1 w/ a 1H over 1, 0.75 ladder if I get the opportunity.
Taking a look at Dynamo Kviv's matches (L to Lazio 0-3, L to Hoffenheim 0-2, L to AS Roma 0-1, L to Ferencvaros 0-4, L to Viktoria Plzen 1-2, L to Real Sociedad 0-3) they've conceded 14, 19, 17, 27, 15, and 27 total shots in those matches, respectively. I rate Gala's offense at home on par w/ Lazio and higher than the others. Gala's 3 home games have featured the home side shooting 25, 23, and 28 times. I wouldn't be surprised if the Turkish side peppers the visitors goal w/ 30+ shots, which provides a great opportunity to find value in the props market. And Yunus Akgun is who I'm backing w/ 3+ total shots (-108), 2+ SOG (+200), and 3+ SOG (+800). While I would've naturally liked to have taken Oshimen, books have his over/under on total shots at 6+ and SOG 3+, which is a bit too high IMO. Akgun is a stud right winger who has averaged 2.8 total shots/game and 1.7 SOG in this competition so far including scoring in 5 out of 6 of Gala's Europa League matches already. I don't understand how 2+ SOG is +200 for him when that is his average, especially in a game where he has a very high probability to getting on the scoresheet more than once simply due to the volume of chances that will likely come his way.
As always good luck!
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Galatasaray/Dynamo Kviv - Personally think Dynamo Kviv is getting a bit too much respect here and I'm not sure why. The visitors are on domestic league break and haven't played a competitive match since over a month ago. Now they go to one of most hostile environments in all of Europe to face the Turkish leaders who field one of the most dynamic and relentless attacks, particularly at home, as evidenced by a Europa-leading 15 team goals. The Ukrainians on the other hand sit at the very bottom of the competition w/ a measly goal (against Victoria Plzen) and a Europa-worst 15 goals conceded. They're already out of the competition so what motivation do they have here? Meanwhile Gala sit in one of the coveted top eight spots w/ multiple clubs breathing down their necks w/ this game their last at home before visiting Ajax, who happen to be one of the clubs chasing them down, on the last day. A win is absolutely necessary but as goal differential will matter at the end of group stage, I fully expect Gala to pile on the pressure and goals as points even after they take the lead. Dyanmo Kviv has been down at the break in 4 of their matches including being down at halftime 3-0 to Lazio and most recently to Real Sociedad, a team so offensively challenged that they've scored a total of 17 goals in 20 games domestically. Give me Gala 1H -1 w/ a 1H over 1, 0.75 ladder if I get the opportunity.
Taking a look at Dynamo Kviv's matches (L to Lazio 0-3, L to Hoffenheim 0-2, L to AS Roma 0-1, L to Ferencvaros 0-4, L to Viktoria Plzen 1-2, L to Real Sociedad 0-3) they've conceded 14, 19, 17, 27, 15, and 27 total shots in those matches, respectively. I rate Gala's offense at home on par w/ Lazio and higher than the others. Gala's 3 home games have featured the home side shooting 25, 23, and 28 times. I wouldn't be surprised if the Turkish side peppers the visitors goal w/ 30+ shots, which provides a great opportunity to find value in the props market. And Yunus Akgun is who I'm backing w/ 3+ total shots (-108), 2+ SOG (+200), and 3+ SOG (+800). While I would've naturally liked to have taken Oshimen, books have his over/under on total shots at 6+ and SOG 3+, which is a bit too high IMO. Akgun is a stud right winger who has averaged 2.8 total shots/game and 1.7 SOG in this competition so far including scoring in 5 out of 6 of Gala's Europa League matches already. I don't understand how 2+ SOG is +200 for him when that is his average, especially in a game where he has a very high probability to getting on the scoresheet more than once simply due to the volume of chances that will likely come his way.
Here’s hoping he has a big second half! Surprised he didn’t shoot that 1H but that late goal against Gala might’ve been a blessing in disguise!
@BigDickHertzer
Piss poor way to concede such a goal that late as I thought it’d be smooth sailing
@EzzClap
Was taking a hard look at Gala -2 spread which I was thinking about taking also pregame. Hard to trust them with the frequency with which they concede. Also look at over 3.5 team total Gala and over 5 total as I think goal differential will lead to them pushing for goals. Hoping the coach lit into them at the half.
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@Striker14
Here’s hoping he has a big second half! Surprised he didn’t shoot that 1H but that late goal against Gala might’ve been a blessing in disguise!
@BigDickHertzer
Piss poor way to concede such a goal that late as I thought it’d be smooth sailing
@EzzClap
Was taking a hard look at Gala -2 spread which I was thinking about taking also pregame. Hard to trust them with the frequency with which they concede. Also look at over 3.5 team total Gala and over 5 total as I think goal differential will lead to them pushing for goals. Hoping the coach lit into them at the half.
Well don’t expect that red card luckily happened as I was waiting for better odds to take the over 4.75 and Gala’s over 3.5 live. Still think Gala can do this but boy did they make it that much harder on themselves. That being said am also glad we laid off on Yilmaz props.
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Well don’t expect that red card luckily happened as I was waiting for better odds to take the over 4.75 and Gala’s over 3.5 live. Still think Gala can do this but boy did they make it that much harder on themselves. That being said am also glad we laid off on Yilmaz props.
Tough luck. Seems that everyone has gotten a shot off but him lol. Hopefully game opens up now with Dynamo falling two behind again. Just gotta worry about him getting subbed out
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Tough luck. Seems that everyone has gotten a shot off but him lol. Hopefully game opens up now with Dynamo falling two behind again. Just gotta worry about him getting subbed out
Man this game is not what I expected. Figure books cleaned up here. On a side note impressive to see Yarmalenko still making an impact after all these years.
VERY LUCKY to salvage something on Akgun w/ the 3+ total shots at the very end. Seems like his teammates really weren't looking for him w/ Oshimen and Yilmaz looking to shoot almost every time. Onto the next.
Atalanta/Strum Graz - Similar situation as Dynamo Kviv here (which I don't know if it's saying much based on the game we just watched) but Strum Graz hasn't played a competitive match in over a month w/ Austrian Bundesliga on break. And although they aren't mathematically out of it they most likely won't be making the playoffs being 5 points off pace from the last playoff spot. Think this is too much of a step up for Strum, especially w/ the top eight still within reach for Atalanta. Expecting Atalanta to go into halftime w/ a goal or two. Will be on the 1H over 1, 0.75 ladder.
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Man this game is not what I expected. Figure books cleaned up here. On a side note impressive to see Yarmalenko still making an impact after all these years.
VERY LUCKY to salvage something on Akgun w/ the 3+ total shots at the very end. Seems like his teammates really weren't looking for him w/ Oshimen and Yilmaz looking to shoot almost every time. Onto the next.
Atalanta/Strum Graz - Similar situation as Dynamo Kviv here (which I don't know if it's saying much based on the game we just watched) but Strum Graz hasn't played a competitive match in over a month w/ Austrian Bundesliga on break. And although they aren't mathematically out of it they most likely won't be making the playoffs being 5 points off pace from the last playoff spot. Think this is too much of a step up for Strum, especially w/ the top eight still within reach for Atalanta. Expecting Atalanta to go into halftime w/ a goal or two. Will be on the 1H over 1, 0.75 ladder.
Liverpool/Lille - Not sure what to expect in the match result wise as Liverpool has already qualified for the playoffs and only need a result to ensure a top eight spot while a Lille win would secure a place for them in the knockouts. Wouldn’t be surprised if Slot rotated the squad a bit w/ Pool coming out flat after that emotional win over the Bees over the weekend. Lille have punched above their weight in this competition as evidenced by the current ranking w/ wins over both Madrid teams, including at the Metropolitano, and drawing against Juventus. Pool’s backline hasn’t been as impenetrable as it was at the beginning of the season and the Reds have given up 12+ shots to four out of their six Champions League opponents so far. Given that Lille is the more desperate team and Pool’s vulnerability to the counterattack decided to take Jonathan David’s over 1.5 total shots (-121), over 2.5 total shots (+181), 1+ SOG (-110), and 2+ SOG (+400). David is the focal point of the Lille’s attack and the main PK taker w/ 15 goals scored across all competitions including 4 in Champions League already. In Europe, he averages 2.3 total shots/game w/ 1.2 SOG. The only game he didn’t get a shot off was in the kickoff match at Sporting when Lille went down to 10 men right before halftime. A clinical finisher who’s performances have garnered him interest in a move to bigger clubs, wouldn’t be surprised if he netted one here especially since the Reds have only given up 1 goal so far in the competition and I just feel we’re due to concede when our defense really hasn’t been that great. BTTS seems like a good bet here, too.
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Liverpool/Lille - Not sure what to expect in the match result wise as Liverpool has already qualified for the playoffs and only need a result to ensure a top eight spot while a Lille win would secure a place for them in the knockouts. Wouldn’t be surprised if Slot rotated the squad a bit w/ Pool coming out flat after that emotional win over the Bees over the weekend. Lille have punched above their weight in this competition as evidenced by the current ranking w/ wins over both Madrid teams, including at the Metropolitano, and drawing against Juventus. Pool’s backline hasn’t been as impenetrable as it was at the beginning of the season and the Reds have given up 12+ shots to four out of their six Champions League opponents so far. Given that Lille is the more desperate team and Pool’s vulnerability to the counterattack decided to take Jonathan David’s over 1.5 total shots (-121), over 2.5 total shots (+181), 1+ SOG (-110), and 2+ SOG (+400). David is the focal point of the Lille’s attack and the main PK taker w/ 15 goals scored across all competitions including 4 in Champions League already. In Europe, he averages 2.3 total shots/game w/ 1.2 SOG. The only game he didn’t get a shot off was in the kickoff match at Sporting when Lille went down to 10 men right before halftime. A clinical finisher who’s performances have garnered him interest in a move to bigger clubs, wouldn’t be surprised if he netted one here especially since the Reds have only given up 1 goal so far in the competition and I just feel we’re due to concede when our defense really hasn’t been that great. BTTS seems like a good bet here, too.
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