Randers-SønderjyskE

Friday 5/12 18.30

Randers (2nd) have won some tight matches recently. While Randers struggle to create something offensively, they are also excellent at limiting the opponent to only a few chances per match (11 goals conceded in 16 games is remarkable!). Randers face some defensive problems for this match. Central defender Mads Agesen is suspended, and although Jeppe Tverskov is a fine replacement, it is never optimal to change something that has worked so well. Offensively, Randers will be without their top goalscorer Mikael Ishak who is suspended, but with Djiby Fall and Nicolai Brock-Madsen as alternatives it should not be an important absence. SønderjyskE (9th) are the draw champions. 10 draws in 16 matches is a wild but also telling statistic. SønderjyskE are difficult to beat (only FC Midtjylland have lost fewer matches)! SønderjyskE have a great team at the moment. There is a nice combination of physique, experience and offensive firepower. We would actually rate SønderjyskE’s offense with Pourie and Bechamnn as stronger than the Randers counter part. The midfield is probably not as strong though, and surely not tomorrow, where Daniel Jensen is absent with an injury and Johan Absalonsen is suspended.

Randers are a looking strong and solid at the moment, but they do have to work a lot for their wins (that are usually slim (7 out of 9 wins only with one goal margin)). SønderjyskE are difficult to beat and hold a strong defence. This match has a high probability of ending in a draw, and at odds 3.70 it is certainly worth a try.

Recommendation: X – 3.70 at Betfair

Leaguespy preview for the match:
http://leaguespy.com/preview.php?id=41637&a=33624