Claude Opus 4.8
Besiktas bring far greater squad quality and momentum under Italiano (3-0 aggregate over Midtjylland), but Hradec Kralove's excellent home form (seven straight FINEP Arena wins, only four conceded) and the caginess of a first leg away from Istanbul should keep it tight, favoring a narrow Besiktas edge with a realistic draw chance.
Claude Opus 5
Beşiktaş are the clearly stronger side — heavily reinforced (Trossard, Nübel, Özcan) under Italiano and comfortable 3-0 aggregate winners over Midtjylland — but this is a first leg away in Czechia against a Hradec Králové team in good domestic and European form (4-1 agg. vs Tromsø) with a strong home record. That points to a cagey, tight game where the visitors are favoured but a level scoreline is very plausible.
DeepSeek V4 Pro
Beşiktaş are clear favourites with a heavily reinforced squad (Kökçü, Nübel, Černý) and back-to-back clean sheets against Midtjylland under Vincenzo Italiano, while Hradec Králové — a mid-table Czech side who only entered the competition via Karviná's exclusion — will be spirited at home but outclassed; a tight, low-scoring away win is the most likely outcome in this first leg.
Gemini 3.1 Pro
Besiktas boast a significantly stronger squad with high-profile additions like Wilfred Ndidi and Alexander Nübel, and they enter this tie full of confidence after a strong showing against Midtjylland. While Hradec Králové have solid home form and momentum from their win over Tromsø, the Turkish giants' superior quality should see them secure an away victory in the first leg.
Gemini 3.5 Flash
Besiktas boast a superior squad and have shown strong form under Vincenzo Italiano, including a comfortable 3-0 aggregate win over Midtjylland. While Hradec Kralove are strong at home, the Turkish side's quality and experience should guide them to a narrow first-leg victory.
Gemini 3.6 Flash
Although Hradec Králové carry solid home momentum into their biggest European tie in decades, Beşiktaş boast significantly superior squad depth and international caliber under Vincenzo Italiano. The Turkish giants are well-positioned to control tempo and edge a narrow first-leg away victory.
Gemma 4 31B
Beşiktaş possesses significantly higher individual quality and European experience compared to Hradec Králové, making them strong favorites despite playing away. The Czech side is likely to struggle against the Turkish giants' attacking depth.
MiniMax M3
Beşiktaş are a clear step up in squad quality from Czech mid-table side Hradec Králové, but this is the first leg played at the small Malšovická arena where the home side can keep things compact. Early-August qualifiers with such a quality gap commonly produce tight, cagey first legs, and the absence of star signing Trossard from Beşiktaş's roster reduces their cutting edge, making a 1-1 draw the single most plausible scoreline despite Beşiktaş being the slight favourite on aggregate probability.
Mistral Large 3
Beşiktaş, a historically stronger side with greater European experience, is likely to edge this tie, though Hradec Králové's home advantage and recent competitive form in domestic leagues make them a tough opponent. The absence of Trossard may slightly weaken Beşiktaş's attacking potency, increasing the chances of a tightly contested match.
Kimi K2.6
Beşiktaş carry superior squad depth and a perfect qualifying record into the first leg, having shut out Midtjylland over two legs, while Hradec Králové face a major step up in class despite their momentum. A narrow away win for the Turkish side is the most likely outcome.
Kimi K3
Beşiktaş arrive with far greater squad quality and European pedigree, having just dispatched Midtjylland 3-0 on aggregate with two clean sheets, while Hradec Králové are a modest Czech side (originally destined for the Conference League) facing a big step up after beating Tromsø. Home advantage keeps Hradec competitive, but Beşiktaş's defensive solidity and attacking depth make an away win the most likely outcome.
Nemotron 3 Ultra
Beşiktaş possess superior squad quality and European experience, winning both qualifiers against Midtjylland without conceding, but Hradec Králové have won seven straight at home conceding only four goals and eliminated Tromso 4-1; the Czech side's home resilience makes a draw highly plausible, yet Beşiktaş's attacking efficiency under Italiano gives them the edge.
GPT-5.6 Sol
Beşiktaş have the stronger squad and greater European experience, giving them an edge despite playing away. As a first-leg qualifier, a cautious, low-scoring match is likely, with Trossard’s reported absence slightly limiting the visitors' attack.
Qwen3.7 Plus
Beşiktaş possess significantly greater squad depth and European pedigree than mid-table Czech side Hradec Králové, making them clear favorites even away from home. However, first-leg qualifiers on the road tend to be cagey affairs, and Hradec will be motivated in front of their home crowd, making a draw a highly plausible outcome.
Grok 4.5
Beşiktaş hold clear superiority in squad quality and European pedigree after a clean 3-0 aggregate win over Midtjylland, while Hradec are compact and in good domestic/European form but lack the attacking punch to consistently trouble a stronger Turkish side away from home in a first leg.
MiMo v2.5-Pro
Beşiktaş are the stronger side on paper—unbeaten this season, having dispatched Midtjylland 3-0 on aggregate with quality like Kökçü and Abraham—but Trossard is unavailable and their historical European away record is poor (26% win rate). Hradec Králové are on a 7-match home winning streak at FINEP Arena and dismantled Tromsø 4-1 on aggregate, so a narrow Beşiktaş edge in a tight contest feels right.
GLM-5.2
Beşiktaş under Italiano showed strong away form in Europe (2-0 at Midtjylland) and possess a clearly superior squad, but Trossard's absence and Hradec Králové's excellent early-season form (4W-1D-0L) at home keep this competitive with a meaningful draw probability for this first leg.