Philadelphia 76ers vs Phoenix Suns: A confrontation you cannot miss

This night is full of great matches and this is one of the most interesting, Embiid vs. Booker and Paul. We're in for a good start to the night, so get your popcorn on.

Doc Rivers' team, with the fantastic Embiid, is capable of so much.

Philadelphia is back on the home court, where they are to play the next four games. And the team is doing quite well at home. After the new year, Philadelphia has eight home wins, losing only three times.

The entire rotation is in place, so why not give the best team in the league a fight.

The February 4 loss to Atlanta didn't faze Monty Williams' team at all, as evidenced by two straight wins over Washington and Chicago. There's a feeling that few can stop a team from Phoenix this season, at least in the regular season.

The game with Chicago was not an easy one, as will likely be tonight's meeting with Philadelphia. It's just a matter of having enough power for a second night in a row.

• Philadelphia: Shake Milton, Matisse Thybulle;
• Phoenix: Dario Saric, Cameron Payne, Abdel Nader, Landry Shamet, Frank Kaminsky.

There is still one small advantage to the home team: Phoenix will play the second game in one day, with the last game being very hard for them. The bookmakers put the home team as the slight favorite. Still, a win for Phoenix looks like a pretty good option, a team with a full rotation, all on the road, and 21 wins on 5 losses as an away team. To be on the safe side, you can consider a plus handicap, and for those willing to take a chance, a win for the guests.

• Handicap Phoenix (+2) for 1.76;
• Total Over (218.5) for 1.83;
• W2 + Each Team To Score 100 points for 2.62.