26/8/30 European Football Betting Preview

It hasn't started raining yet, but since I am scheduled to watch the KT Wiz game live at LaPark with my high school freshman son today, I am lightly reviewing the materials I looked over earlier.
From my perspective, most of the matches for today and early tomorrow morning seem strange(?) or are difficult to judge.
Since I got lucky with the lines yesterday, there is a high possibility of a complete "reverse all-kill" (all outcomes going against the lines) today.
Please just look through this lightly and make your own decisions based on your own thoughts.

Regarding the remaining Eredivisie matches for today and early tomorrow morning, the matchups make me think it might be difficult to completely ignore the home teams.
In the Willem II vs. Heerenveen match, which has a +0.75 Macau handicap and a normal Over/Under line of 3.25 consistent with the league, and considering the draw odds are also high (which is a HOL1 match), it is difficult to view it as an abnormally high peak. However, the odds interval for this +0.75 Macau handicap is in an extremely abnormal form that hasn't moved past the +0.5 line.
If the intention is to hide a massive win for Heerenveen, personally, I would interpret this as a match where one has no choice but to lean toward the Willem side.
Since yesterday's Bundesliga matches played out almost exactly as the lines predicted, it would be correct to skip today, but because there aren't many matches to select, I am including a slightly risky Freiburg match.
It is a match with a -0.5 Macau handicap and a 2.75 Over/Under line, but the draw odds are quite bothersome.
Even if the draw odds are set slightly low for the Bundesliga, it is a line that wouldn't be strange; I want to try trusting the current flow of the Freiburg side on the -0.5 handicap and their performance during the off-season.
However, since Werder Bremen is one of the best "gamble teams" in the Bundesliga, unexpected accidents can always happen, so this approach might be meaningless.
In the Cagliari vs. Inter match, which has a +1.25 Macau handicap and a 2.5 Over/Under line, the +1.25 handicap looks very ambiguous to me personally compared to the head-to-head history and last season's rankings. Furthermore, the 2.5 Over/Under line paired with a +1.25 handicap—which would require Inter to win by 2 or more goals—looks very unfamiliar.
I want to figure out if this means the home team Cagliari will give Inter a hard time, or if the intention is to hide a comfortable, large victory for Inter.
In the Monaco match, where the handicap rose from 0 to a -0.25 Macau handicap, the odds are not perfectly chasing the handicap, but in a Ligue 1 match between teams with similar lines, such a change can only be interpreted as favoring the home side for now.
If the baseball game at LaPark proceeds normally, I am thinking of checking a few things after the game and perhaps watching one more slip, leaning toward a larger upset.
There is a very high possibility of a reverse all-kill.
Have a relaxing Sunday.