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Slavia arrive in this derby in noticeably improved form, having built a strong run of consecutive victories and finally showing consistency that was missing earlier in the season. The young squad has obvious potential, especially with its quick wide players and the pace up front that Ratko Dostanic brings. The issue, however, remains their inexperience - the team goes through clear highs and lows, often performing brilliantly one round and struggling the next. Still, their recent matches indicate an increasingly dangerous attack, one that finds ways to score even when not entirely stable defensively.

Manchester United continue to deliver matches filled with chances and goals. Even though they slipped at home with a 0-1 defeat to Everton, their overall form at Old Trafford remains positive, as they had previously recorded four consecutive home victories while scoring at least twice in each. The immediate response after that setback - a 2-1 away win against Crystal Palace - showed resilience and confirmed a trend: goal-scoring opportunities are never lacking in United’s games. Ten of their last twelve matches across all competitions have finished with over 2.5 goals, reflecting both their attacking potential and their occasional defensive instability.

Galatasaray enter this match in a visibly unstable phase, struggling to produce convincing performances despite the individual quality within the squad. Recent games have revealed issues in rhythm, creativity and especially defensive focus - factors that have repeatedly allowed opponents to grow into matches and create chances. Playing at home is always an advantage for Çim Bom, but their current form suggests that even at Rams Park, they are far from the dominant version we usually expect.

Brest come into this match in good spirits after winning two consecutive league games, including an impressive away victory against a significantly stronger opponent. Their confidence has grown, and at home they have often shown grit and intensity that make them difficult to break down. The question now is whether they can reproduce that level against a Monaco side that remains one of the most unpredictable teams in Ligue 1 this season.

Mainz continue to struggle badly in the Bundesliga and their position at the bottom of the standings reflects both their defensive instability and their lack of confidence. Performances in recent weeks have offered little optimism, as the team concedes too easily and rarely manages to dictate any part of the match. Returning home brings some hope, but the pressure is growing and Mainz are likely to prioritise defensive safety above all else in an attempt to stabilise their form.

Oviedo remain bottom of La Liga, and their problems are easy to identify - a striking lack of attacking efficiency. They are the lowest-scoring team in the league and come into this match after four consecutive rounds without finding the net. Their home form reflects the same picture: four straight home matches without scoring, all finishing under 2.5 goals. Oviedo defend with discipline but offer very little going forward, which keeps their matches tight and low-scoring by default.

Aston Villa continue to be one of the most impressive stories in the Premier League this season. Their surge into the top positions is no coincidence - the team is playing with confidence, structure and a growing belief that they can challenge even the league’s elite. With six consecutive wins in all competitions and seven victories in their last eight Premier League fixtures, Villa arrive at this match with momentum that very few teams can match. Their home form is particularly striking: eight straight wins at Villa Park, five of which came with clean sheets. The stadium has once again become a fortress.

Tottenham managed to take a 2:2 draw away at Newcastle, but that does little to mask their ongoing problems. The team is now five matches without a win in all competitions and five Premier League rounds without success. Even more worrying is their home form - Spurs have forgotten what it feels like to win at their own stadium, going six consecutive league matches at home without collecting three points. What is consistent, however, is the goal production: each of Tottenham’s last six fixtures has finished with over 2.5 goals, reflecting a side that can create but also concedes far too easily.