AaB-AGF

Sunday 18/5 17.00

AaB (1st) have had a marvellous week winning the championship last weekend and the cup on Thursday. This match will be a huge celebration in front of a full stadium. It will also be a chance to send players leaving the club away in a good way. Winger Anders Due and striker Jeppe Curth will be in the starting line-up, which is unusual for the two. It signals that AaB might take it easy here. The home support could give them wings though and do not forget that they have some very gifted offensive players like Kusk and Thomsen. AGF (12th) have lost ten matches in a row, but they still have an outside chance of survival if they get 3 points here. Their goal difference is poor though so they will probably have to beat AaB with several goals here to have a chance (3-4 goals at least). In the last ten matches AGF have only scored two goals, so it is a mission impossible. AGF will also be without suspended defenders Alexander Juel Andersen and Jens Jønsson, important midfielders Martin Jørgensen and Danny Olsen, and striker Marcus Solberg. It is a poor AGF team arriving to a party in Aalborg without any offensive creativity. Just imagining them scoring is difficult at the moment.

If AaB decides to do so they will smash AGF here. But will they? The motivational level of AaB will be difficult to tell until the match is started. At the moment betting on them is not interesting though. The only bet that looks interesting is AGF not to score (they have not done that in 8 of the last 10 matches!). If AaB scores the first goal, AGF will fall apart.

Tip of the Week: AGF not to score – 2.70 at Sportingbet

UPDATE: AaB are expected to start without key midfielders Risgård and Kusk, goalkeeper Larsen and striker Spalvis. They should still dominate AGF though, although they might struggle to find the net.