Starting with the hosts, while Strasbourg might have watched Liam Rosenior leave the Stade de la Meinau for Premier League giants Chelsea last month, Le Racing appear to be enjoying life under new boss Gary O'Neil. Despite eventually falling to a 2-1 loss at home against reigning domestic and European champions PSG over the weekend, they have won each of their other three appearances across all competitions and the ex-Wolves manager has seen his squad suffer just a single defeat from their last nine outings.
Tamara Zidansek (No. 151) will take on Veronika Erjavec (No. 102) in the Round of 32 at the Winners Open on Monday, February 2. In this matchup, Zidansek is the favorite (-150) against Erjavec (+115) . Winners Open Info Veronika Erjavec vs. Tamara Zidansek Prediction & Odds Using the moneyline for this match as a prediction, here's the implied chance each player has to win the match:
Tottenham will hope to improve one of the worst home records in the Premier League against Manchester City this afternoon. Spurs have won just two games on home turf this season - only rock-bottom Wolves have won fewer - and sit firmly in the lower half of the table. It won't be easy against a City team pushing leaders Arsenal, although Spurs did win the reverse fixture at the Etihad in August.
Starting with the hosts, while Bologna might have entered November's international break in the midst of a real purple patch, Vincenzo Italiano's men have drastically failed to find any kind of stability over the past couple of months. Tumbling down the Serie A standings and desperately searching for a much-welcomed boost, the Greyhounds have recorded just a single win from any of their previous nine appearances across all competitions within 90 minutes.
Senegal enter as one of the tournament favourites, while Botswana aim to upset the odds and claim their first-ever win at an AFCON finals. Senegal The Teranga Lions arrive for their 18th AFCON appearance-and sixth in a row-after lifting the trophy in 2021. Their qualification campaign for Morocco 2025 was near flawless, going unbeaten in six matches, conceding just once, and finishing with the joint-best defensive record alongside Mali.