JS Omrane vs ES Zarzis Prediction: The guests are the favorite to amass all the points here

Newly promoted JS Omarane will face off against ES Zarzis in their attempt to pick up a fourth win of the campaign at the Shadley Zuitten Stadium on Sunday. The home side will be keen to maintain their momentum after their recent stalemate against a tough opponent on the road, while the guests will hope to close the gap at the top of the log. 

Last five games: LDLDD

The home team march here with another stalemate as they held US Ben Guerdane on the road. JS Omrane, who conceded first after the break, responded minutes later when Oussema Romdhani found the back of the net in a (1-1) share of the spoils. This was after their (2-2) tie against AS Gabes on their home ground. JS Omrane have lost twice in their last nine games, and it was against tough opponents like Esperance ST and Etoile du Sahel. 

The last time they won a game was in October when they defeated a struggling US Tataouine side.

JS Omrane have had a mixed start to the season, losing five and winning three games while settling for six stalemates. JS Omrane have won twice, drawn four times, and lost once at home this season. 

Last five matches: DWDDW

The visiting team secured a deserved (1-0) victory over AS Soliman at home. With the departure of second top striker Achref Jebri, ES Zarzis adapted perfectly, although they could have scored more than a goal with his presence on the pitch. Youssef Snana scored the only goal that won all the points for his side, taking his tally to seven in all competitions this season.

For a newly promoted team, ES Zarzis have been one of the best sides this campaign. ES Zarzis have picked twenty-eight points from a combined forty-two, scoring nineteen and conceding ten. 

ES Zarzis have drawn three games, won twice, and lost once over their last six away games. 

JS Omrane have won once while ES Zarzis have won twice over their last three meetings. The home team have lost just once on their ground this season, and they’ll be keen to maintain such a record. JS Omrane's last win was in October against the struggling US Tataouine. They’ll welcome ES Zarzis's side who are one of the most dangerous sides in the division.

It’ll not be wise to place a bet on a team to win in this fixture when the hosts have drawn their last four games. However, I will back ES Zarzis to at least secure a point here since they’ve been the better side and are more potent in front of goal. The guests will win or draw and score more than a goal here for 2.45.

I also think the hosts are capable of getting a goal at least; bet on BTTS for 2.20.

I expect the guests to score a goal at least before the break for 2.50.

Good luck!