Haka, in third and chasing PK-35 for second, have the league’s best attack and badly need all three points to continue their winning run.
They function quite well going forward but poorly defensively, but should have no problems against KaPa, currently one of the league’s worst attacks.
They play quite well and simply carry far more quality than Albacete here, who currently sit bottom of the table with just four goals scored and one point from their first six games, so at Girona they should have nothing to offer.
FriendliesThe quality gap here is simply no comparison.
Brazil are highly motivated to prove themselves after an early World Cup exit, so expect a comfortable Brazil win, leading at the break and seeing it out.
Finland - YkkosliigaTheir coach has been excellent this year and they average more than two goals a game, so against a Mikkeli side that has taken just four points in its last seven away games, they should secure another comfortable win, leading at the break.

Finland - YkkosliigaHaka, in third and chasing PK-35 for second, have the league’s best attack and badly need all three points to continue their winning run.
They function quite well going forward but poorly defensively, but should have no problems against KaPa, currently one of the league’s worst attacks.
UEFA Nations LeagueGeorgia’s recent form is patchy and they leak goals, but their individual ceiling is a level above a defensive, functional NI.
At home, Georgia’s quality should give them the edge and they should take all three points.

UEFA Nations LeagueArmenia are home in Yerevan under Yeghishe Melikyan and just shade the head-to-head, three wins to Latvia’s two in six meetings, but their 2026 friendlies were mixed, with a loss to Belarus and draws with Kazakhstan and Moldova.
Home advantage gives Armenia the edge in a difficult game to read, so expect them to take the win.
UEFA Nations LeagueItaly are unbeaten in their last five against Belgium and have the Rome crowd, but Belgium still carry real attacking talent and both sides saw goals fly at the World Cup.
Two shaky, unfamiliar back lines plus quality forwards make a low-scoring game unlikely.
Expect a competitive, open contest with at least three goals.
UEFA Nations LeagueTurkey will lean on Arda Guler and a loud Kocaeli crowd, but they are clearly weakened and blooding youngsters.
France should have too much quality and control the game, making an away win the expected outcome.
UEFA Nations LeagueBosnia arrive on the emotional lift of Edin Dzeko’s farewell campaign but are a mid-tier B side and lost defender Amar Dedic.
Poland have dominated this head-to-head historically, winning seven of the last nine meetings.
Home advantage and Poland’s attacking quality should give them the edge and point towards a Poland win.
UEFA Nations LeagueRomania missed the World Cup, are inconsistent and poor on the road.
Sweden’s defence can be leaky, so a clean sheet isn’t guaranteed, but their firepower at home should win it.
Sweden to take the three points.
Spain - SegundaThey play quite well and simply carry far more quality than Albacete here, who currently sit bottom of the table with just four goals scored and one point from their first six games, so at Girona they should have nothing to offer.
Netherlands - Eerste divisieThey did not start the season badly, taking four points from their first two rounds, and have solid chance creation, finding chances in every game, so they can trouble an Almere side that has shown some defensive problems earlier.
Almere come into this in incredible form with five wins in their last six games and at least three goals in four of those six, so expect a high-scoring game.
Africa Cup of NationsAngola are also in good form, but the hosts possess a clear advantage in individual quality and will have the backing of a strong home crowd in Cairo.
Recent meetings between these sides have often been low-scoring, including the goalless draw at the last AFCON.
Salah and Marmoush provide Egypt with plenty of attacking quality, while Angola are likely to take a cautious approach and focus on keeping things tight.
We expect Egypt to control the game and Angola to fail to find the net.
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