OB-SønderjyskE preview

Sunday 19/4 14.00

OB (9th) won last weekend in Farum after three consecutive losses. A nice win for OB after a great tactical disposition by Ove Pedersen, who used Martin Spelmann in a offensive midfield position, where he excelled an scored twice. Otherwise, OB have not really been to impressive lately, but with all players fit, there should be potential for success. However, the ongoing spectacle regarding normal key player, left-winger Emil Larsen, is not good for the club or the player (Larsen made some negative comments regarding the fans). Pedersen should not use Larsen in the starting line-up until the situation have calmed. SønderjyskE (8th) have limited motivation for the league. The main motivation is for the cup, but this got off to a bad start with a 2-0 loss at FC Vestsjælland in midweek. SønderjyskE are not successful at the moment. They create a lot of chances, but they are all too inefficient. Based on SoTR (59.1%), they are the second most dominant team in the league in 2015. The worst problem is actually the poor form of goalkeeper Marvin Skender, who has a disappointing saving percentage of only 55.6% (league average is 71.2%). SønderjyskE having to do without the injured striker Tommy Bechmann and right back Baldur Sigurdsson does not improve the situation. However, this is an away match, and this typically suits SønderjyskE, who have won more matches away than at home this season. Away matches suit their style of playing: counter-attacking!

OB have a completely fit team and comes straight from a difficult away win, while SønderjyskE have three consecutive losses (including cup loss) and have to do without some regulars. This should be a must bet on OB, but in fact we would do just the opposite. OB are a not compelling at home, while SønderjyskE are strong away, and has delivered some fine efforts in 2015. We expect this match to be more even than the odds predict.

Idea: 2 (DNB) – 2.32 at Unibet