Lyon-Villeurbanne – Real Madrid ( BETTING TIPS, Match Preview & Expert Analysis )
PREVIEW & TIPS Lyon-Villeurbanne – Real Madrid
Real Madrid cannot allow itself a new defeat, and it has to make its candidacy clear and dispel all doubts. My forecast is that Real Madrid will take the victory, and even 3 points could be subtracted from the Whites’ scoreboard to improve the odds to 1.66. For the total of points, the most probable range is estimated at 155-159 points, with which as a recommended bet it is to exceed 153, which is paid at 1.52 and already has a margin of error.
We know that Real Madrid is not prone to receiving assists, so Norris Cole will have a difficult time reaching the 3.6 he averages. In total points bets we will look at Jaycee Carroll, who averages 10 points but given the absences of other players he is enjoying more minutes and points lately.
Lyon-Villeurbanne News
Asvel has lost in the last 3 days against Zalgiris, Fenerbahce and Alba from Berlin, running out of any top-8 option. They fell 89-95 against Alba with a good game from Guerschon Yabusele who scored 20 points, with William Howard finishing with 15 points and 6 assists.
This same Tuesday they have competed in the French league beating Nanterre by 96-92, with Thomas Heurtel as the most outstanding player with 23 points, 7 rebounds and 4 assists. Also highlight Moustapha Fall with 15 points 5 rebounds, and Norris Cole with 16 points 4 assists. They will be absent in the Asvel Matthew Marsh and Walton Jr.
Real Madrid News
The 2 defeats suffered by Real Madrid against Barcelona and CSKA, force Pablo Laso’s men to return to the path of victory. With the Russian team they lost by 89 to 96 despite the role of Tavares, 12 points 13 rebounds 6 assists, or the performance of Trey Thompkins and Jaycee Carroll, 20 points for the first 17 for the second.
They also played on Tuesday, this time in the ACB league and against Obradoiro, whom they defeated by 71-87. Nicolas Laprovittola and Fabien Causeur were the outstanding figures each with 17 points, followed by Usman Garuba and Jaycee Carroll both with 12. Sergio Llul, Anthony Randolph and Rudy Fernandez will not be at Real Madrid.