SønderjyskE-Randers

Saturday 30/8 17.00

SønderjyskE (9th) have lost two matches in a row and the early optimism seem to be gone. SønderjyskE have been plagued by injuries for the vital offensive players, why the main focus has been on defending. However, positive news is emerging since midfielders Daniel Jensen and Silas Songani are back in training, while striker Tommy Bechmann should be close to full fitness after coming back from injury. SønderjyskE are still without their best dribbler in winger Johan Absalonsen. Randers (4th) lost track in the top after losing 0-2 against OB last weekend. Randers have had a brilliant start to the season, but while the defence is strong and solid, the offense have looked less so. The Swede Mikael Ishak might get his first start here, and it will be interesting to see if he has more to offer than Lundberg and Fall. Central defender Mads Agesen returns from injury. Winger Jonas Borring and striker Nicolai Brock-Madsen are still injured. It will be interesting to see the strategy of coach Colin Todd with respect to the left wing. Lately he has preferred Alexander Fischer, but he has limited capabilities offensively. Against SønderjyskE, who has their defensive weak point at right back, it would in our opinion be better to use the more offensive minded Jonas Kamper.

It is a match between two clubs with the forces defensively. None of the teams have goalscoring machines on top, why an under bet seems like the most reasonable solution here. Notice, that four out of the last five H2H’s have ended under 2.5 goals (even the last meeting where SønderjyskE had Okotie and Randers had Schwartz – two goalscoring machines that have now left).

Idea: Under 2.5 goals – 1.86 at Betfair