Mobile
APP
Hong Kong Odds
- Decimal Odds
- Hong Kong Odds
- Indonesian Odds
- American Odds
- Malay Odds
English
- English
Vietnam
Member Ranking
-
1
Samuel onyenachi OdadaFollow90%Win Rate +59.2%ROI 10Tips 1.89Avg Odds -
2
RinoandiFollow83.3%Win Rate +55.5%ROI 12Tips 1.89Avg Odds -
3
343Follow81.8%Win Rate +39.3%ROI 11Tips 1.91Avg Odds -
3
The Touchline | 𝐓Follow81.8%Win Rate +43.5%ROI 11Tips 1.88Avg Odds -
3
ApoorvWon 7/7Follow81.8%Win Rate +42.1%ROI 11Tips 1.84Avg Odds -
6
arpan paulFollow78.6%Win Rate +29.9%ROI 14Tips 1.81Avg Odds
Note: Statistics base on data from last 7 or 30 days
More Ranking
Further Reading
-
Mena BotrousBray Wanderers has shown a dominant edge in home games in the League of Ireland. This season, they've achieved a perfect record in ten home matches, scoring 17 goals while conceding only 4. Their goal - scoring rate is as high as 3.4 per game, and they've kept the number of goals conceded at a very low level. In terms of overall statistics across all competitions, Bray has a 70% win rate, scoring 27 goals and conceding 14, with a goal difference of 13. They average 2.7 goals per game and 5.2 corner kicks per game. Both their offensive and defensive performances rank among the top in the league. Their home - field advantage is not only reflected in the win rate but also in offensive efficiency and defensive tenacity. They average 2.4 yellow cards per game, indicating good discipline. On the other hand, University College Dublin has a significantly weaker performance away from home. This season, they've had 4 wins and 6 losses in away games, scoring 10 goals and conceding 8. Their win raAH
IRE D1
Bray Wanderers
6-0 UC Dublin
-
Luis Mario Sauret 🥑Bray has been extremely dominant at home in the League of Ireland. In eleven home games, they've achieved an outstanding record of seven wins, four draws, and no losses. Their win - rate stands at a remarkable 63.6%. They've scored 27 goals while conceding only 12, resulting in a goal difference of 15. The solid defense, with just 12 goals conceded, is a clear sign of their stability. On the other hand, University College Dublin, the second - placed team in the league, has a relatively weaker performance away from home. In eleven away games, they've managed only four wins, two draws, and five losses, with a win - rate of 36.4%. They've scored 18 goals and conceded 13, with a goal difference of 5. The number of goals they've conceded is higher than that of Bray at home. Recent statistics further emphasize this contrast. Bray has had three wins, two draws, and one loss in their last six games. They've scored 14 goals and conceded 8, showing both offensive firepower and defensive stabilitAHIRE D1
Bray Wanderers
6-0 UC Dublin
-
Jesus Lema iniestaBray is an established mid - upper team in the League of Ireland. With a solid league foundation, it has consistently remained in the upper echelons of the league over the years, boasting a stable ability to compete for promotion. Its adaptability on the pitch and resilience under pressure are highly prominent in the league. This season, the team has shown a steady performance. It has a well - balanced offense and defense, without any obvious fatal weaknesses. The home - field advantage is a key factor for the team to secure points. Relying on the familiar pitch rhythm and the home - crowd atmosphere, it has a high efficiency in getting points at home and can hold its own against mid - upper teams in the league. Recently, the team's competitive form has been stable, with controllable fluctuations in wins and losses. There are rarely consecutive dismal defeats. The offense has multiple goal - scoring sources, with diverse scoring methods, excelling in both set - piece plays and counterO/UIRE D1
Bray Wanderers
6-0 UC Dublin
IRE D1
Comments
All
By Author
Me
Post