Insight
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Djurgardens head into this Allsvenskan clash in stronger form and with a clear edge over struggling Osters IF. With the visitors winning back-to-back league matches, they look well placed to claim another victory.
Reykjavik head into Sunday's home match in strong attacking form after scoring 15 goals in their last four league games. Stjarnan's inconsistent league campaign and poor recent away record leave them facing a tough test.
Tecnico Universitario have lost two straight league games without scoring, while Aucas sit in the top three and have been solid away from home. The visitors look well placed to claim all three points.
FC Seoul look stronger across the board and head into the match unbeaten in four, with three wins in that spell. They also beat Bucheon FC 3-0 earlier this season.
FC Anyang go into this match on the back of a 1-0 win over Incheon United, while Gwangju FC are trying to halt a poor run after a 3-0 defeat to Pohang Steelers. With home form and momentum on their side, Anyang are tipped to take the points.
Halmstads sit bottom after three straight league defeats, while Hacken remain third despite a surprise loss last week. Against one of the division's weakest teams, the visitors are tipped to return to winning ways.
Cerro ended their losing streak last time out, but their form remains unconvincing. Racing Club de Montevideo have the stronger squad and a dominant recent head-to-head record, making them the likelier winners.
Argentina's build-up to the World Cup final was hit again by severe weather in New Jersey. A thunderstorm delayed training after an earlier weather-related flight delay from Kansas City.
Argentina reportedly completed their final training session before the World Cup final with only two starting spots still undecided. Gonzalo Montiel could come in for Nahuel Molina at right-back as Lionel Scaloni finalises his XI.
Toni Kroos said Argentina may not match Germany for individual quality, but praised their back-to-back World Cup final runs. He and his brother also agreed that Lionel Messi was the best player of the tournament.
