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Neither is Minchanka as strong nor Panaxiakos as weak as the odds suggest, and we should use that. Minchancka are on decline in their home league, their last two matches were a 0-3 loss a in the first quarterfinal match of the Belarus Cup against mediocre Brest, and then they won the rematch 3-2 and dropped out. The team changed from last year, they're missing Belarus national team members Palcheuskaya, Sakarabatun, Serbian internationals Jovanović and Gardović, with the 42-year-old setter Galkina making a comeback in the team their advantage is height but not speed.
The Greeks are in third place at home with a 3-1 score after four rounds, and have an experienced Serbian coach Zoran Kovačić in his second season in team and a Serbian setter Kristine Češljar, earlier in Spartak from Subotica and Jedinstvo from Užice. The most important player and one who could make a difference is Bulgarian Gabi Tsvetanova, in great form and leading pointer of the Greek league. They also have a Serbian attacker Milica Jović, a starter in the cadette and junior national teams 5-6 years ago, two Greek national team membersm, libero Kelesidou and receiver Totsidou. They have the roster to be among the top three of the league, and are confirming that so far. I believe they are rather underrated, and that the odds are influenced by the results Minchanka had in previous season's European Cups, but their tam have plenty of weak spots and the away team can use that.