Bayern Women are currently unstoppable. They have won all of their last 10 matches and conceded only 2 goals in total. Moreover, they have scored 3 or more goals in every match. Manchester is also doing very well, with only Chelsea managing to stop them recently. Just like in the men’s competitions, Bayern is currently in a very similar position in the women’s game. The bookmakers have offered us an excellent line for Bayern to score over 2 goals, which should be a given for this team.

Today’s action starts early. At 20:10, we will watch a matchup between a strong favorite — Spurs — and the underdog Milwaukee. Spurs are currently 2nd in the Western Conference and have already secured a playoff spot. The Bucks sit 11th in the Eastern Conference and are realistically out of contention.

The home team has struggled mainly due to roster issues. Giannis Antetokounmpo has been missing for a long time (first absent, then briefly returned, and now out again), along with Kevin Porter. Additionally, Portis, Turner, and Kuzma are questionable, which is a major blow for Milwaukee. At the moment, the team is being carried by Rollins, who is doing a decent job. This significantly weakens their offense, but even more so their defense.

This is clearly visible in recent games, where they conceded 130 points to Portland, 129 to the Clippers, 128 to Utah (even without key scorers), and 123 to Cleveland. Only against Phoenix did they keep the score relatively low (losing 108:105).

Spurs, on the other hand, are expected to be at full strength and should comfortably win this matchup. They have won their last 7 games and are also strong offensively, averaging around 126 points over their last 10 matches. In their last five games, they scored 123, 136, 134, 101, and 132 points, showing consistent productivity.

Their most recent head-to-head ended 119:101 in favor of San Antonio. At that time, Spurs were slightly weakened without Vassell, while the Bucks still had defensive support from Antetokounmpo.

Both teams in this matchup have one thing in common: they are very strong, but their rosters are weakened. Detroit will play today without Cunningham, Harris, and most likely also Duren. That’s a major setback since these are the team’s top three players. As for Toronto, Quickley is out, while Ingram and Murray-Boyles are questionable. Toronto will therefore rely heavily on Barnes.

Toronto’s results, however, have not been bad. Their last win was truly incredible — they defeated Orlando 139–87. In their last five games, they also beat New Orleans and Utah, although those results are not nearly as impressive as the win against Orlando.

Detroit has also surprisingly posted decent results. They defeated New Orleans, beat Minnesota (who were also missing their best player), and narrowly defeated the Lakers. Overall, both teams appear to be in fairly similar form.

However, Toronto’s roster is less weakened. They also won the last head-to-head meeting, and that game was played on the court of Cunningham, Duren, and Harris. Today’s game will be quite different, but not in Detroit’s favor.