Degerfors IF vs Brommapojkarna

Match Overview

The upcoming football match between Degerfors IF and Brommapojkarna, set to take place on June 29, 2025 at 12:00, promises to be an intriguing encounter. With both teams known for their dynamic playing styles, this match is expected to be high-scoring, as indicated by an average total goal prediction of 3.53. The likelihood of both teams scoring is also significant at 56.40, suggesting a potential flurry of goals from both ends.

Betting Analysis

Card Predictions

There is a strong leaning towards fewer overall cards being issued, with Under 5.5 Cards priced at 89.00, indicating a cleaner game is anticipated. The probability for fewer fouls and infractions extends to Under 4.5 Cards at 69.40, further underscoring expectations for disciplined play.

Goal Predictions

The odds for Over 1.5 Goals stand at 75.20, reflecting the match’s high-scoring potential. Additionally, the opportunity for scoring appears to be high from the start, with the First Goal Between Minute 0-29 priced at 68.30. Further into the game, the Last Goal Minute 0-72 is at 56.30, suggesting an open play with potential late scoring opportunities.

Score Dynamics

With the home team expected to score in the second half, the odds for Away Team Not To Score In 1st Half are 64.40, while the opposite for the home team sits at 65.00. In terms of half-time dynamics, Over 0.5 Goals HT is priced at 65.70, suggesting that some scoring is probable even before halftime.

Halftime Predictions

Both teams are less likely to score in either half, as indicated by the odds for Both Teams Not To Score In 1st Half at 75.00 and Both Teams Not To Score In 2nd Half at 76.10. However, these odds suggest a cautious approach by both teams, which could lead to an exciting buildup to goal chances as the match progresses.

Performance Metrics

Supporting these predictions is the statistical data from previous encounters: the average number of goals conceded by both teams is 2.57, while the average goals scored stands at 2.17. The average number of yellow cards awarded is 2.37, aligning with the prediction for fewer reds and cautions. The goal-scoring trends thus far indicate both defenses may have challenges maintaining clean sheets.