⚽️ Chosen Recommendations of the Day ⚽️ These are plays I also love but fell short of becoming Chosen Bets of the Day... I grade them 9/10 in confidence! Brighton vs Palace o25.5 Shots @ 1.57 | -175: This line has hit in 5/6 Brighton league games and 4/6 Palace games, with Brighton averaging 18 shots and Palace allowing 18. I’m backing Brighton’s pressure around the box and Palace’s quick breaks to give both sides chances to contribute. Sevilla o2.5 SoT @ 1.61 | -164: Sevilla have recorded 3 or more shots on target in all eight league games, while Madrid have allowed that number in 7/8. Madrid’s advancing fullbacks can leave space for Sevilla’s wide players to break into, and a few counters, cutbacks and efforts that test the keeper could be enough to land this. Como o13.5 Shots @ 1.66 | -152: Como have cleared this line in all six league games, averaging 22.7 shots and producing 21 away at Napoli. Fiorentina have kept every home opponent below 14, but I still like Como’s possession game, Nico Paz finding space between the lines and their ability to win the ball back and launch another attack. Freiburg o10.5 Shots @ 1.83. | -120: Freiburg have reached 11 shots in 4/5 league games, including 16 and 22 in their two away matches. Leverkusen can limit possession at home, but I’m looking for Freiburg to use Matanović as an outlet and turn deliveries, knockdowns and second balls into the attempts we need. Auxerre o3.5 Corners @ 1.53 | -189: Auxerre have collected 4 or more corners in 5/6 league games, including every away match, while Le Havre have allowed four in all six. Their wingbacks give them a way to attack down both sides, and getting crosses toward Archer should give Le Havre defenders opportunities to block deliveries for corners. Le Havre vs Auxerre o9.5 Corners @ 1.83 | -120: This line has landed in all three of Le Havre's home games and all three of Auxerre's away games, with both teams averaging more than 5 corners themselves. Le Havre’s wide attacks and Auxerre’s wingback outlets give both sides a route to blocked crosses and defensive clearances, so I like their chances of sharing the work toward 10. Gladbach o11.5 Shots @ 1.61 | -164: Gladbach have reached 12 shots in 4/5 league games, putting up 21 and 23 in their two home matches, while Hoffenheim have allowed the line in 4/5. Gladbach’s attacking absences are a concern, but their wingbacks pushing forward and deliveries toward Lidberg could still produce enough headers, blocked efforts and shots from loose balls to get to the 12 shot requirement. Hoffenheim o14.5 Shots @ 1.83 | -120: Hoffenheim have recorded at least 15 shots in every league game, averaging 18.6 attempts, against a Gladbach side allowing 19. Their high press and quick runs behind the wingbacks can create chances before Gladbach settle into shape, giving us a strong football reason to back the higher shot line. Gladbach vs Hoffenheim o27.5 Shots @ 1.80 | -125: The 28 shot mark has been reached in 4/5 Gladbach league games and all five of Hoffenheim games, with the teams averaging 15.8 and 18.6 attempts respectively. I’m backing Hoffenheim’s pressing and Gladbach’s wide outlets to create attacks at both ends. Málaga vs Real Sociedad o9.5 Corners @ 1.86 | -116: Málaga’s four home league games have produced 10, 12, 10, and 11 corners, while 3/4 Sociedad away games have also cleared this line. With Kubo and Barrenetxea expected to attack the flanks and Málaga contributing corners through their own wide play, I like the chances of both teams forcing enough blocked deliveries to reach 10.

🔒 CHOSEN LOCK OF THE DAY 🔒 First ever Chosen Lock of the Day. This means 10/10 confidence. Let's go and get this W... Hoffenheim o13.5 Shots @ 1.63: We need 14 shots from Hoffenheim, and they’ve beaten that number in all five league games this season. They’re averaging 18.6 shots per game, while Gladbach are allowing 19 and have given up at least 14 in every league match. Hoffenheim also put up 20 against Stuttgart and 18 against Dortmund, so they’ve shown they can produce against strong opposition too. What I like about the matchup is Hoffenheim’s willingness to press high and attack quickly, which could catch Gladbach unprotected in the back. With Asllani and Lemperle expected up front, their runs behind the wing-backs should give Hoffenheim chances to get crosses into the box, pull defenders around and find space to shoot. Headers, blocked shots and efforts that go wide all count, giving us several ways to reach those 14 attempts. Thursday’s European game could affect their energy, so that’s the main concern I’m keeping in mind. But with Hoffenheim consistently getting shots away and Gladbach consistently allowing them, I really like this matchup and the price at 1.63 makes the play even better.