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Pourquoi les matchs équilibrés sont-ils souvent les plus difficiles à prédire ?
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Daniel Brian (calios)
Lorsque deux équipes de niveau similaire s’affrontent, chaque détail peut basculer la rencontre. Dans ces contextes, les statistiques générales pèsent moins que l’exécution sur le terrain, la chance ou les décisions arbitrales, rendant ces matchs particulièrement complexes à analyser.
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