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Portugal is playing great football, while the Czechs are simply playing poorly. They made it out of the group stage, but their football is nothing special. For Ronaldo, this is his last championship, and I'm sure he'll want to show his best side and lead the team.

Portugal won all 10 of their matches in their group. And after a change of coach, they are playing very offensively, scoring 36 goals in the qualifiers alone while conceding only 2! Meanwhile, the Czechs scored half as many points, scoring only 6 goals. It's true that the Czechs played two fewer games, but proportionally, Portugal still has better statistics.

The Polish team hasn't performed well against any top teams in recent years. Their defense has been very weak, and they struggle to play against teams with good technical skills. Even in their qualifying group for the European Championships, which was the easiest group, they weren't able to secure first or second place. Their performance in Albania was particularly bad.

Netherlands will likely focus on playing through the middle of the field, forcing Poland to defend. Poland won't be able to effectively counterattack because they lack fast players.
 

Korona Kielce is fighting for survival in the Ekstraklasa, and only a victory will give them hope. Lech Poznan has already lost their chance to play in European competitions, and they are also out of form at the end of the season. They have not won any of their last four matches.

Korona Kielce is the more motivated team in this match, and they are also playing at home. They have a good chance of winning this match and securing their place in the Ekstraklasa for another season.
 

Leverkusen has been in top form all season and is naturally the favorite for the final. Atalanta has shown, including in matches against Liverpool, Roma, and Marseille, that they are adept at creating scoring opportunities and scoring goals. Despite being a final, I'm betting that both teams will score at least one goal.