ES Metlaoui vs EGS Gafsa Prediction: We anticipate goals in this fixture

ES Metlaoui will lock horns against EGS Gafsa at the Stade Municipal de Metlaoui Stadium on Sunday. The home side will hope for their second win of the season against a poor opponent tomorrow. 

Last five matches: DDLDD

Since their (2-0) opening-day victory over AS Soliman, ES Metlaoui have been unable to win any of their last eight matches. They march here with another share of the spoils against JS Omrane on the road. ES Metlaoui have drawn the joint most games since the league began, and they are more than happy picking up a point than losing the game. 

ES Matlaoui have scored five goals this season, of which 90% was on their ground, and they have found the back of the net three times over their last six matches. 

ES Metlaoui are undefeated on their home turf, with a win and three stalemates over their last four matches. 

Last five games: LLWDL

The guests had a setback in their attempt to avoid defeat in recent games. EGS Gafsa suffered another defeat at home, where they were beaten by Stade Tunisien. With just fourteen minutes on the pitch, EGS Gafsa were reduced to ten men and were punished minutes later. However, they could have at least picked up a point with the way they played despite having just ten men on the pitch. 

EGS Gafsa have had a difficult start to the season, heading here with just a win in nine games. EGS Gafsa have scored five and conceded sixteen times since the beginning of the season. 

EGS Gafsa managed one stalemate and three defeats on the road this season. 

Over their previous eight games, ES Metlaoui have managed one win while EGS Gafsa have won twice and five games ending in a tie. The guests have been below par this season, while the hosts have been slightly better. ES Metlaoui might look very weak on paper, but they are sure good at home, and we think they’ll give the guests a run for their money here. The visitors also have a good record against the hosts, and we are thinking goals will surface here. 

Since the guests have conceded first in their last four away games, we believe the host team poses a bigger threat in this encounter, so we are going to play safe with the hosts scoring before the break for 2.00.

The guests would want to maintain their good record against the guests; bet on a BTTS here for 2.71.

I think the hosts will win here, even though it’ll cost an arm and a leg. 

Good luck!