AS Soliman vs AS Marsa Prediction: The hosts have a decent record against their opponent

On Wednesday, AS Soliman will lock horns against AS Marsa at the Stade Municipal de Soliman. The visitors will be keen to keep up with their recent performance against the hosts, who are yet to win any of their last seven matches. 

Last five games: LLLLL

The hosts have had a terrible start to this round; winning three and losing seven. They head here with another defeat on the road against EGS Gafsa, conceding once as Mohamed Habib Yaken missed from the spot to deny AS Soliman a point away from home. Before the game, they fired twenty-one shots and had ten shots at goal against Ben Guerdane, who carted away the maximum point on their ground. Going by their last two matches, AS Soliman have had a decent game but didn’t find the back of the net. 

AS Soliman are on the verge of returning to division two after their poor run, and with four games to wrap up the season, it’s looking more likely. They have picked up nine points from a combined twenty-seven, scoring seven and conceding thirteen. AS Soliman have won two and drawn twice on their ground in this round. 

Last five games: LWWLW

The guests are back on their feet after their terrible run to the campaign. AS Marsa defeated ES Metlaoui to stand a chance of surviving relegation this campaign. They have now won three of their last four matches, and their only defeat against EGS Gafsa was on the road. AS Marsa have conceded the joint most goals (13) as they sit in the relegation spot. 

AS Marsa have secured twelve points from a possible thirty and have lost their last five games on the road. ;

AS Soliman have recorded two wins and a game ending in a tie over their last three meetings against AS Marsa. The hosts have won three times since the round began and have lost seven consecutive games in all competitions. At the same time, the guests have recorded four wins in their last five matches in all competitions but have lost all five games away from home in the league.

AS Soliman have had a decent run against the visitors over the years, but we think AS Marsa will fight with their last breath to at least secure a point here. It’s going to be a tough matchup as both teams hope to survive relegation this season; bet on a total of under 1.5 goals for 2.10.

We expect both teams to settle for a halftime stalemate for 1.83.

We think the visitors will at least come off with a point.

Good luck!