Green Eagles vs Lumwana Radiants Prediction: Which team will continue their unbeaten run here?

Green Eagles will clash with Lumwana Radiants on Sunday at the Green Eagles Stadium. Green Eagles have been unbeaten in the last ten games, winning five and drawing five, while Lumwana Radiants have been running five unbeaten games, winning three and drawing two. Which team will continue their unbeaten run here? Below is the team news, some interesting facts, head-to-head, expert betting tips, and odds.

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Green Eagles got a 2-1 win in their last game against Kabwe. Godfrey Binga scored first to put Kabwe ahead in the 32nd minute before the halftime break before Simon Mulenga found the back of the net in the 55th minute to level the score. Amity Shamende scored in the 62nd minute to complete the comeback for Green Eagles. The Stubborn have been unbeaten in the last ten games, winning five and drawing five; they scored 14 goals and conceded nine. They sit 5th on the table with 30 points in 18 games, scoring 20 goals and conceding 15.

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Lumwana Radiants settled for a goalless draw in their last game against Nkana. Lumwana Radiants Football Club are currently unbeaten in their last five games, winning three, drawing two three goals, and conceding 1 with four clean sheets in all competitions. They sit 17th on the table with 17 points in 18 games, scoring nine goals and conceding 20.

Both sides have met only 14 times. Lumwana Radiants won 3 times, Green Eagles won 8 times, and three ended in draws.

• Lumwana Radiants kept four clean sheets in their five games.
• The Green Eagles are unbeaten at home this season.
• Lumwana Radiants have lost most games on the road this season.

I believe Green Eagles will easily get all the points here; they have not lost any home games this season, and I see them winning from the first half of the game. Green Eagles gained 11 points from 5 games at home, while Lumwana Radiants gained 6 points in 5 games on the road. I also expect many goals in this clash, as four of their last six head-to-head matches ended in three or more goals.