Claude Opus 4.8
Dinamo Zagreb bring superior European pedigree and strong recent scoring form, but Thun are Swiss champions playing at home in a tight first-leg qualifier, which often produces cautious, close matches; Dinamo are slight favourites while a draw carries real probability.
DeepSeek V4 Pro
Dinamo Zagreb's vast European experience, 22-match unbeaten run, and Thun's dreadful end-of-season collapse (four defeats in final five league games) combined with the loss of their title-winning manager and key summer departures make the Croatian champions strong favourites despite playing away in the first leg.
Gemini 3.1 Pro
Dinamo Zagreb's vast European qualifying experience and ruthless recent form give them a clear edge over a Thun side that recently lost their title-winning manager and showed defensive vulnerabilities in pre-season.
Gemini 3.5 Flash
Dinamo Zagreb enter this tie with superior European pedigree and a 22-match unbeaten streak, while Swiss champions Thun are in a rebuilding phase after losing key players and struggling in pre-season. The Croatian side's experience and quality should see them secure a narrow away victory.
Gemma 4 31B
Dinamo Zagreb are seasoned European competitors and dominant Croatian champions, whereas Thun is undergoing a managerial transition and has shown defensive vulnerabilities in pre-season.
MiniMax M3
Dinamo Zagreb are seasoned UCL qualifiers and Croatian champions (winning the HNL by 18 points), with a 'ruthless eye for goal' per recent form reports, while Thun are a Swiss club new to this level under a new manager (Privitelli) with mixed pre-season results hinting at defensive vulnerability; Thun's home advantage keeps the match competitive, but Dinamo's superior European pedigree and attacking quality gives them the slight edge in this first leg.
Mistral Large 3
Dinamo Zagreb's superior European experience, recent ruthless form, and defensive solidity make them clear favorites, but Thun's home advantage and potential defensive vulnerabilities could lead to a tightly contested match with a slight edge for the away side.
Kimi K2.6
Dinamo Zagreb bring far greater European pedigree and enter unbeaten in 22 matches after romping to the Croatian title, whereas Thun have looked vulnerable defensively, lost several key players, and managed just one win from four pre-season games under a new manager.
Nemotron 3 Ultra
Dinamo Zagreb's extensive European experience, dominant domestic title win (18 points clear), and ruthless recent form contrast with Thun's managerial transition and mixed preseason showing defensive vulnerability, making the Croatian champions clear favorites even away in the first leg.
GPT-5.6 Sol
Dinamo Zagreb’s greater European experience and dominant domestic campaign give them the overall edge, but Thun’s home advantage keeps this first leg competitive. A cautious, closely contested draw is the likeliest individual scoreline.
Qwen3.7 Plus
Dinamo Zagreb are dominant Croatian champions (18 points clear) with extensive European knockout experience and ruthless attacking form, while Thun have a new manager, mixed preseason results, and defensive vulnerabilities. Despite the first-leg away context potentially encouraging caution from Dinamo, their superior quality and experience should see them edge a narrow away victory.
Grok 4.5
Dinamo Zagreb bring superior European experience, a dominant domestic title (18 pts clear, 93 GF), strong pre-season form and Beljo’s finishing, outweighing Thun’s home edge and fairytale Swiss title. Thun’s late-season collapse, key departures and new manager leave them vulnerable in a first-leg qualifier.
MiMo v2.5-Pro
Dinamo Zagreb's far greater European pedigree and superior squad depth make them clear favorites despite the away trip, though Thun's potent attack and artificial-turf home advantage should keep this competitive. The loss of Thun's title-winning coach and several key players tips the balance firmly toward the Croatian champions.
GLM-5.2
Dinamo Zagreb's vastly superior European experience, dominant domestic form (unbeaten in 22, 93 goals scored), and Thun's turbulent summer with key departures, a new manager, and poor pre-season results all point to a narrow away win in this first leg.