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The only minus for this pick is the fact that for both teams this cup final is coming after a long break of almost 40 days. But last year we had a similar situation. The finals were also played in Silkeborg in almost the same time in an almost identical situation, only one week after the end of the European Championship. Midtjylland won in the cup without any problems. Player-wise, tactical-wise, individually and as a team, Midtjylland are at least one class above Viborg. We had a chance to see that in their duel in the championship two months ago when Viborg were hosting. Midtjylland dealt with that with no trouble. After the first 30 minutes they were at +7 (14-7), and not once was their win (23-19) questionable. Viborg had problems with Midtjylland's defense, Viborg's counter-attacks were controlled. Before the break, Midtjylland had 10 wins and one draw in 11 matches both in the championship and the cup; eight of those wins were with four or more goals of difference. The margin for the handicap deserves at least the set bet, and Midtjylland's win is worth a unit more. Details

This bet has value for several reasons,, the biggest of which is definitely the fight for the best scorers of the Denmark World Cup. Ahead of this last day, Radicevic is sharing the top spot with Neagu from Romania and if we look at the competitive motives, Jovanka has more chance of scoring more goals in a match that has no relevance, unlike the one Romania are playing for the bronze medal. Radicevic has been playing the best championship of her career, she has been on the court for entire games, since she has no substitute, often plays as the second pivot and scores from that position, she is the best in her team when it comes to counterattacks. We should also mention that French goalkeeper is her teammate from Vardar, Amandine Leynaud, so she might get some 'discount', but either way, she is a goalkeeper whom Jovanka knows well, and she can use that in this game in which she needs goals. Radicevic over 5.5 (Unibet, Williamhill, Nordic, Betcity). Details

Romania took advantage of Brazil's bad day and their overall wrong approach to reach the Top 8 here. They did almost nothing in the group (lost all three matches against European teams (by 3 goals to Russia, by 4 to Norway, by 6 to Spain). Against that same Spain, Denmark played a draw in the last test game before the WC. But that result is less important since there are at least three other things which make ma think Denmark will win this. An aggressive approach by the Danish defense that was almost perfect against Sweden will allow the danish coach to prepare the tactics easily against Romania, who depend on the offense a lot. Another thing is, Denmark are a much more stable team mentally, which can be crucial in matches like this one. I almost don't remember a single game in which the Romanians managed to make a comeback from being 4-5 goals short. Thirdly, Romania are to play in Herning for the first time today. There will be over 12,000 fans there and we saw how that affected Sweden. Denmark are also much better with 16 equally good players. The Romanians will need much more than a brilliant performance by Neagu or goal keeper Ungureanu to win here. A win for Denmark by some 3-4 goals seems like a realistic outcome of this QF. Details

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I'm trying to see what is it exactly coach Rasmussen referred to when he said surprises are possible against Hungary. But, I can find no such arguments. His team is inferior when it comes to shooting, beyond any doubt. The Poles have good counter attacks but thanks to their games against bad-quality opponents. The Polish defense was not that good against European teams and struggled even against Cuba and Angola (they were down for more than 50 minutes). Poland have nothing to be proud of in the group stage, while the last Hungarian win over Denmark means a lot.
These two teams met in Hungary a year ago. The Hungarians did great in that match to get 10 goals ahead at times. They won by only 6 goals after benching all the key players as they settle the game early on. Poland now don't have one of the top two shooters, while left back Stasiak might not play. The Hungarians have Gorbicz to count on. We have two teams that are some 5-10 goals apart. Details

The margin is not in accordance with the character of this game and it's mostly based on the result from their last h2h game which finished at the 53-point margin (33-20). Tunisia recorded their first win at WC and won't finish last, while Kazakhstan avoided the potential final spot, which means this match will have virtually no significance. Kazakhstan are very similar to Cuba, who played Tunisia yesterday. They have an identical number of attacks here and not-so-great efficiency, which is caused by the good quality group-. They are the third team in turnovers and concede a lot of goals from counter-attacks. Tunisia played a match at 52 goals yesterday. The pace in the first 30 minutes was for over 60 goals but the key thing for this over were 22 saves by Tunisia's goal keeper, half of which were sitters. it's hard to expect one more performance like that in a matter of 24 hours. Kazakhstan played Congo at 52 goals after going well under this margin in the previous 4 games. To sum up, we have a margin that is at least 2-3 goals too short for such an insignificant game. Details

When we're talking about Cuba on this World Championship, it seems that only the sky is the limit. Four out of five their matches ended with above 60 goals, two above 70. They are a team who have, on average, 70 offenses per match, around 60 shots (they're the fourth team by the number of total number of shots on this World Championship), they're specific with their brief offenses and a pile of technical errors, so that's why they're the team with the most conceded goals from counter-attacks. They're also leading when it comes to sending offs - a total of 29 in five matches, and that allows other teams to score easy goals. Tunisia, at first, look like they have problems with realization, but we have to note that they had a total of 240 shots at the goal. The realization couldn't be any better when they had European giants in their group: Montenegro, Denmark, Hungary and Serbia. Today they will have open space, this is a match without much significance, and it's an ideal chance to see Chebbah and the team in their best edition when it comes to their offense. Four years ago they played a match which ended at 61 goals, and something similar (maybe even with one more goal) I expect today. Details

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Hungary first scored 39 against Tunisia at this WC, then 32 against Serbia and after the disaster and only 15 goals in the Montenegro game, the Hungarians responded proeprly and scored 29 against Denmark. The game against the hosts can be a great starting point for this tip. Denmark play agressive and deep-set offense, which Hungarians had no problems against. Since they are to be faced with an even deeper Japansese 3-3 or 6-0 zone 10 meters from the goals, that means Hungary will have even more room for scoring. They scored 34 (34-18) in their friendly head-to-jead with japan from Ausgist this year. Also, the Hungarians scored 32 or more goals in all games the games this year, except in the one against Montenegro. The 30,5 margin is available with marathon, unibet, favorit, 31 expekt, 31,5 1xbet... Details

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The conditions were never better for Hungary to win against the always unpleasant Montenegro. Hungary beat these opponents 8 years ago but Hungary are now a much better team. Montenegro's coach Adzic talked about Hungary and said that they have the kind of offense no other team in the world has. That offense can stop his concept of powerful defense, which is not at the proper level here. If they didn't do well in just a single game, we could call it a coincidence but the Montenegrin defense played three bad games since the last test game in Poland. 28 goals conceded in the Poland and Serbia games and 15 after 30 minutes of the Japan game say it all. Anther great problem for Adzic is a short list of players. Three players play for almost 60 minutes, which will be a problem against Hungary, who have 8 very good players at back positions only. One player who is in Champions League does not have a spot on the team and has to sit in the stands. The win at Hungary is worth a unit more but out of respect for Montenegro's previous results I'll go with this stake. Details

Olympiacos are to face Vasas from Hungary in the Challenge Cup round of 16 first leg game. Greek started the European season in the better-quality CEV Cup in which they both both matches to a different Hungarian opponent. There are a few things that are different now compared to those matches. Olympiacos were without their starting opposite Cvetanva bck then and without the strating middle blocker Giota in the first match. Lazarevi, their Serbian receiver didn't play the second match. The Greek team has been complete for a few weeks now, they have 8 wins in 8 Greek championship matches. The last of those is a in over Panathinaiukos in the derby last weekend (3-1).
Vasas are the second best Hunarian championship team this season. They lost to Linamara, who beat Olympiacos in CEV Cup 2-3, after being two sets down. They have three Hungarian internationals, two Brasilians and an American on the lineup. Top Hungarian middle back Vasci is out with a fist injury. The odds are set based on the two matches Oly played with Linamar, but the situation is completely different now. I expect Oly to win convincingly here since they have very good offense solutions and the home team advantage. Details

This a clash between the extra fast Japanese pace and the slow Tunisian transition. I'm therefore going with this tip regarding the first half. Japan will start fiercely and with the unusual 3-3 defense, which normally works well for as long as they have power. It works against European teams and even more so against African teams, which rarely get a chance to play Asian teams with a specific game style. Japan and Algeria scored 28 goals in the first half at 2013 WC and at 2011 WC played a match at 63 goals, 32 at halftime. Their previous three WC meetings finished as overs at halftime (27,30,32) and the last h2h from two years ago was no different (at a tournament in France - 14-17 at half time. The 26,5 margin is widely available online and is worth the stake. Details

First thing, unlike Hungary who last night had an intense practice against Tunisia, Serbia had 60 inutes of war against Montenegro and they scored a huge point which also brings additional confidence, but it also drained a lot of energy. Second, and this is far more important, Hungary have what Montenegro are missing, and that's the roster width, maybe the biggest quality-wise, something Serbia used last night since Montenegro lacked it. Today that won't be the case. Serbia will have a throng of back players against them, who like to score and have a great defense. All of the Hungarian wins this year were double-digit, so I don't see a reason why they shouldn't come out of today's match with +5/6 goals of difference. Details

There are more reasons why I believe today's match will be close to 60 goals, but two things definitely deserve the attention and represent the base of the prediction. In yesterday's match China had 63 offenses against the Netherlands, shot 61 times. Both of the teams force quick transition, but China also have a very young roster, great playmakers and very efficient wings in the offense. Cuba shot "only" 43 times against Poland, but they had 58 offenses and a bad percentage of realization because of the good Polish defense.
China are not such a profile, nor is their quality anywhere near that, but the Cuban offense will be the same. That's the second big reason for the final pick of the overs in this match. One of the youngest Cuban players is the playmaker, the 20-year-old Eyatne Rizo. She announced her big potential at the Panamerican Championship. Poland were done in the first 15 minutes when Cuba scored eight goals. Today Eyatne Rizo will have a lot more space for her creations and dynamics, which will affect the Cuban realization in this match. What favors the prediction is also the fact that goalkeepers on both sides are the "weak" links and finally, we have the head-to-head result of these two teams from four years ago which ended up at 59 goals. That's the potential target in today's match as well. Details

The Hungarian offense scored 33 and 41 goals to Austria, 34 to japan, 2 to Slovakia, 38 to Finland and 37 to Ukraine. They have a powerful transition and a lot of energy. They might be the team with most power at WC. Tunisian defenses conceded 32 and 33 goals in the last two test games before the championship and their next opponents are among the top European teams, just like those two. The handicap at Hungary (-10,5) is a good option at the moment as well but the margin at their team over in this match looks like the best option. Details

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At this tournament Russia took one of their two, and the Netherlands took both of their matches above today's margin. This is the last match of the tournament and the last test before heading off to the World Championship. The main Russian scorer, Ilina, last night had limited playing time and today we can expect her fully in the match, as in the realization, so in the well-known fast transition she forces. As with the Netherlands, yesterday they didn't have their best scorer with them, Estevana Polman, who scored 10 goals in the match against Sweden. Back right van Heijden was also missing, and the wing players Luciano and Smeets. Today they will be well-rested. One of the two standard goalkeepers Jankovic injured herself at practice on Friday, so she will miss the World Championship in Denmark, which is anther hit for the Netherlands who are defensively weak, compared to their offensive side. Next week we'll have the World Championship and I don't see any reason for tensions, rough game, and unnecessary problems with injuries, so in such conditions I think we have a situation which is going towards 60 goals. Details

Salihli, with the arrival of opposite Ana Bjelica and setter Bojana Radulovic, and Skowornska at the reception, from the third round finally look like a first-league team, and the results are on their side too. If we ignore the defeat by Galatesaray and Vakifbane (whom they took a set from), teams who belong among the Top Four in the Turskih championship. In the rest of the four matches, they won in one and lost in the other, although they had the 2-1 lead in the sets. If we compare their game, in the last six rounds, after completing their team, the numbers with Nilufer are almost equal. At certain points, Salihli are better. those two segments are the total number of errors (at the reception and in the offense) which Nilufer have more, as well as the block game. For Ana Bjelica we can say that after leaving Crvena Zvezda she finally has her five minute of fame. Let's mention that Salihli have a lot of fans which is not to be ignored. Two sets for Salihli are the option which is worth for the bet, and for a unit less you can choose their win. Details

Reports from the field say that things were 'bursting' at yesterday's joined practice of these two teams and that a similar approach is expected in today's official game. Polish selector, Kim Rasmussen, announced before the game against Germanyon Wednesday's that they will be more relaxed in that game, with a lot of rotation and combinations, and that's what happened on the field, and that they will show their true face against Montenegro. This is for Montenegro the only test ahead of their trip to Denmark and since their first game at the World Championship is against Serbia, Poland are almost an ideal rival, whose game reminds of Serbia's in many segments, and the philosophy of Adzic's team is known and it is based on fierce defense. In favor of a game under 50 goals are Montenegro and Poland's last two results (25-21, 25-22) from the 2014 European Championship qualifications. Details