Mobile
APP
    Hong Kong Odds
    • Decimal Odds
    • Hong Kong Odds
    • Indonesian Odds
    • American Odds
    • Malay Odds
    English
    • English
    • Vietnam
    Soccer> Community> Tyler Durden>

    Vegalta Sendai VS Miyazaki

    J2 League
    Analysis More Tips
    Vegalta Sendai
    Vegalta Sendai 4
    2 Miyazaki
    Miyazaki
    Looking at the current form of these teams, the performance of Vegalta Sendai in the J2 League this season has been underwhelming. The overall win - rate of Vegalta Sendai is just 30%, with a 30% draw rate and 40% loss rate. Both their offense and defense seem fatigued. The team scores an average of 0.8 goals per game, totaling 8 goals so far. Meanwhile, they concede 1.4 goals per game, accumulating 14 goals against. The goal difference stands at - 6, indicating significant defensive flaws. Their average of 4.4 corner - kicks per game is far below the league average, which shows a lack of offensive threat. Although they maintain a certain defensive discipline (with an average of 1 yellow card per game), it can't make up for the high number of goals they concede. On the other hand, Mito HollyHock presents a more balanced offensive and defensive performance. They also have a 30% win - rate, but the draw rate is as high as 50% and the loss rate is only 20%. In conclusion, considering the current situation, the balance of Mito HollyHock gives them an edge in this encounter.
    Further Reading
    • Wengerteta
      Wengerteta
      The current form of the two sides shows a clear contrast. Sendai Vegalta has had a poor season in the J2 League. Their overall win rate stands at only 30%, with 30% draws and 40% losses. Both the attack and defense seem fatigued. They average 0.8 goals per game, with a total of 8 goals, and concede 1.4 goals per game, totaling 14 goals. The goal difference is -6, indicating significant defensive flaws. Their average of 4.4 corner kicks per game is far below the league average, suggesting a lack of offensive threat. Although they maintain relatively stable defensive discipline, with an average of 1 yellow card per game, it can't make up for the high number of goals conceded. On the other hand, Mito HollyHock presents a more balanced performance in attack and defense. They also have a 30% win rate, but the draw rate is as high as 50%, and the loss rate is only 20%. In the attacking end, they average 0.9 goals per game, with a total of 9 goals. Defensively, they have only conceded 8 goals
      O/U
      JPN D2 Vegalta Sendai 4-2 Miyazaki
    • Jogo Bonito
      Jogo Bonito
      The current form of the two teams in the J2 League shows a clear contrast. Sendai Vegalta has had a poor season in the J2 League. Their overall win rate is only 30%, with 30% draws and 40% losses. Both their offense and defense seem fatigued. The team averages 0.8 goals per game, with a total of 8 goals, and concedes 1.4 goals per game, totaling 14 goals. Their goal difference is -6, indicating significant defensive flaws. They average only 4.4 corner - kicks per game, far below the league average, which means their offensive threat is insufficient. Although they have a relatively stable defensive discipline (averaging 1 yellow card per game), they can't make up for the large number of goals they concede. On the other hand, Mito HollyHock presents a more balanced offensive and defensive performance. They also have a 30% win rate, but the proportion of draws is as high as 50%, and losses are only 20%. In the offensive end, they average 0.9 goals per game, with a total of 9 goals. Defens
      O/U
      JPN D2 Vegalta Sendai 4-2 Miyazaki
    • b3ndar
      b3ndar Won 7/11
      Looking at the recent form of the teams, Sendai Vegalta has the home - field advantage. In this season's opening, they have played 3 games, with 1 win, 1 draw and 1 loss, accumulating 4 points and ranking 11th. They've scored 2 goals and conceded 2, showing a mediocre performance in both attack and defense. In their home game, they drew 0 - 0. Although they didn't win, their defense was solid, not conceding a single goal. The team's current overall form is stable, and their home - field combat ability is reliable. They have the potential to pick up points when facing opponents with limited strength. However, Sendai Vegalta's offensive efficiency is not very high, and their home - goal - scoring ability needs improvement. On the other hand, Miyazaki Shining Suns have had a poor start to this season.
      AH
      JPN D2 Vegalta Sendai 4-2 Miyazaki
    Goaloo.com
    Copyright © 2026 Powered By Goaloo All Rights Reserved.