Quote from: Slow death on Today at 10:02:41 AM

Yesterday there were qualifying games, they were games involving teams I don't know and that's why I didn't place bets or watch the games, but in 8 days there will be more games and they will be games involving some teams I know, such as Malmo, Copenhagen, Qarabag, Rangers, Red Star. I'm thinking about placing a bet, I'll analyze the games very carefully and then decide if it's worth placing a bet.

probably the game that will get the most attention will be this one

because it involves two very well-known teams, unlike other games that involve well-known teams against little-known teams. For the Rangers game against Panathinaikos, it will be a difficult game to predict, both teams finished second in their leagues last season and I don't see much difference between the two

Rangers game against Panathinaikos will definitely be difficult to predict right now because both teams finished second in their main leagues last season, and we don't know how strong either team will be right now. Rangers will host the first leg at Ibrox Stadium, and the bookies have Rangers @1.86 odds and Panathinaikos @4.02 odds. Rangers seems to be the favorite team because they will host the match. While I believe some bookies would prefer the Rangers odds because they will be playing at home.

In addition, both clubs failed to win some of their last friendly games because they are afraid of risking their top players for the next Champions League qualification. The match will be played next Wednesday, so I'm not making any predictions right now; but if Rangers win, I won't be surprised because they will be hosting the game and may have a home advantage.