And also, Slavia Prague has been underestimated a lot in the past. They are complicated to play against. They seem like a no name but never lose like 5 - 0 against English or Spanish teams. They always compete heavily with whomever they face.
Same will happen this time I agree.
Yes, I just don't want to be swayed by big names for now, just considering the first leg matches and seeing their dominance in their respective leagues. However, I do realize that the English Premier League and the league in the Czech Republic (1.Liga) seem to have a real degree of difference. But I believe that will not be a barrier for Slavia Prague to qualify.
Playing at home without any spectator or supporter is no advantage personally the game is 50:50 Arsenal also has the opportunity to score goals in Prague, invariably any of the two team can qualify however I bet on Arsenal to qualify based on the quality of the side and and the numerous scoring chances they missed at Emirates in the first leg while Man Utd is also expected to qualify too.
Yes, I realize that but for the moment Arsenal's quality is not well, of course it will give these two teams a chance to win and qualify. Therefore, I am personally confident to keep betting on Slavia Prague to qualify. Speaking of Man Utd, I bet on United to win.
Although both teams have same chance to pass + Slavia playing home, bookies have another say:
Slavia @5 - Arsenal @1.72
Are we missing something? I believe Arsenal will win but the odds are weird!
Villarreal and ManU odds are small and not interesting.
Roma @2.9 - Ajax @2.28, everyone is waiting for a payback from Ajax
We didn't miss anything and you are right about the odds, but if I consider it from the previous match then the odds are not a guarantee for the team on paper to win easily. Therefore, I dare to go against the majority.
I bet Villarreal Under 3, Roma BTtS, United win and Slavia Prague to qualify