Quote from: karabiber on Today at 05:40:05 AM

Quote from: EFS on September 28, 2023, 08:46:12 PM

Quote from: BITCOIN4X on September 28, 2023, 08:29:33 PM

After failing in the match against Mallorca, Barcelona will try to improve everything in the next match against Sevilla. Considering that this is Barcelona's home match, of course they are very favored over their opponents. Moreover, Barcelona have played well at home so far, winning all 4 home games in two different competitions, so I believe they are still the favorites to win.

Barca is still unbeaten but Mallorca was a game they should've won. They fell back two times and it was harder to score against a defensive Mallorca. They should hold these type of uncalculated point losses to minimum. Real also has bad games but they still won. It's important to win even when you play worse than opponent. Real's only loss was against Atletico which is acceptable.
Team of the first 7 weeks is Girona. It'll be an interesting match between them and Real Madrid this weekend. We'll see if it's by luck or if they are really good and deserve the first place. One thing for sure is at least one of them lose points.

Girona, the surprise and flash team of the season, go into week eight as leaders. Michel's team are unbeaten and won again at Villarreal after falling behind earlier in the week. They have made some very good additions to last season's good squad. For Real Madrid, Vinicius Junior could return to the starting eleven this time but i don't expect Alaba to play and Rüdiger is available but not fully fit. Real struggled in the Atletico Madrid derby, especially in defending air balls. Girona can take advantage of this with Dovbyk. I think Girona will score but Real Madrid can pull rabbits out of the hat in these games with their big team reflexes. I think the game will start with a fast start and there could be goals against each other.

In fact, Girona is making waves this year. I cant help but become excited for their match against Real Madrid after seeing their incredible six-game winning streak. Nonetheless, I have my doubts. Im nervous because Castellanos wasnt on the field, and he scored four goals the last time we played Madrid. His departure to Lazio Rom has created a hole. Dovbyk may try to break through Madrid's air ball defense, but Girona may be shaky without Castellanos' experience. Even though the game will get off to a blazing start, without Castellanos the dynamics shift dramatically, and Real Madrid's experience could be decisive.