I’m taking Bnei Sakhnin with draw protection, paired with under 3.5 goals. Sakhnin have the better head-to-head profile, winning five of the previous 12 meetings, while Raina come in with a weaker recent league profile. I still keep draw protection because Sakhnin can be draw-prone and this type of Israeli relegation-round match can become tense. I expect Sakhnin to be the more organised side, but not necessarily in a wide-open game.

I’m taking Maccabi Netanya protected from the draw, with Katamon staying under two team goals. Netanya have the stronger recent form and a strong long-term head-to-head record in this matchup. Katamon’s away scoring profile is the key angle for me: they have repeatedly stayed below two goals away from home. I expect Netanya to have more attacking control, while Katamon rely more on containment and isolated counters.

I’m taking Brommapojkarna double chance with under 3.5 goals. Halmstad’s early Allsvenskan profile is weak: no wins in five, only three goals scored, and nine conceded. Brommapojkarna are not a team I want to overtrust away, but they look more likely to avoid defeat than Halmstad are to suddenly dominate. I expect Brommapojkarna to use better transitions and Halmstad to struggle creating clean chances.

I respect Djurgården at home, but this matchup does not look like a clean blowout. Göteborg have been strong at keeping away games competitive, while the goal trends for both teams point to lower-scoring matches. Stylistically, I expect Djurgården to have more possession, but Göteborg can stay compact, slow the rhythm, and make this uncomfortable.

I’m taking Felgueiras with draw protection. I like the matchup trend: Porto B have lost the last three Liga Portugal 2 meetings against Felgueiras, and the prediction profile I found also leans toward Felgueiras. Porto B can be technically sharp because of their academy style, but they can also be exposed physically and tactically against older, more direct Segunda Liga teams. Felgueiras look like the more mature match-management side, so I want them protected from the draw.

I’m taking under 2.5 goals. I like this because both teams have low high-scoring profiles, and the scoring frequency data points to limited goal volume. Torreense have also been involved in several one-sided scoring games where only one team finds the net, while Penafiel’s away profile does not scream open football. I expect a patient Segunda Liga match with controlled buildup, few transition risks, and a one-goal-margin type script.

I’m taking Radomiak protected from the draw, with under 3.5 total goals. I like Radomiak’s home profile: they have won 8 of 15 home league matches, while Lechia sit lower in the table and have lost three of their last six league games. Radomiak also have a strong recent head-to-head record in this matchup. I don’t want to chase a big scoreline because Polish league games around this table zone can become controlled and tactical, so I prefer Radomiak not losing with a goal ceiling.

I like Midtjylland because they are in a title-pressure spot, unbeaten in six, and have scored in 12 of 14 home matches. Viborg can score away, so I’m not expecting a dead match, but Midtjylland have the stronger squad, more physicality, and better home attacking structure. Style-wise, I expect Midtjylland to dominate second balls, create pressure from wide zones, and eventually turn territory into goals.

I’m taking Bodø/Glimt to win in a high-scoring match. I like this because Bodø/Glimt at Aspmyra are a very specific home setup: artificial turf, fast ball speed, aggressive pressing, and constant wide overloads. Molde are dangerous enough to contribute, but that also helps the goal angle because they usually do not come just to defend. I expect Bodø/Glimt to push the tempo, create repeated box entries, and use the surface familiarity better than Molde. Recent previews also point toward Bodø/Glimt’s strong form and an attacking game script.

I’m taking Altach double chance, but this is the lowest-confidence pick from the block. Altach sit above Wolfsberger in the Austrian qualification-round table shown by Altach’s official site, and the home side has the better immediate table position. I’m not forcing a win because Wolfsberger have enough quality to make this uncomfortable, but I prefer protecting Altach at home in a likely tight Austrian Bundesliga game.