Elfsborg, as a veteran powerhouse of Sweden football, has won the Sweden Premier League championship many times. Elfsborg have been impressive in the league recently, drawing just one of their 16 matches. In the last 27 games in all competitions, Elfsborg have scored at least two goals in 25 games, 21 of which have scored at least three goals, showing strong attacking firepower. Elfsborg have won their last five matches, averaging nearly four goals per game, making them one of the most in-form teams in the Sweden Premier League in recent times. At home, Elfsborg scored goals in 11 home games and averaged 2.6 goals per game, showing the team's attacking stability at home.
Sharif's side, who have been qualifying for the Europa Cup in recent years, came from the Moldovan league and eliminated Zla over two legs in the last round. The team likes to play in a 442 formation and likes the two wide attacks, using low crosses to create scoring opportunities. Nadia has been in excellent form with four goals and one assist this season, and they are on par with their opponents in the first leg, with neither side creating too many chances to score. They have averaged 1.3 goals per game in the last 10 games and have a very consistent attacking efficiency.
From the odds, the home win odds of 1.44 are significantly lower, which shows the market's strong confidence in Elfsborg to win. The odds of a draw and an away win are 4.34 and 6.42 respectively, which are relatively high, and the market is not optimistic about Sharif.
The Asian index Elfsborg -1.25 goals, the upper handicap high-water Asian refers to the opening of Elfsburg's handicap of 1.25 goals, and the upper handicap is in the high-water range. This market shows institutional support for Elfsborg, but the top of the market also indicates a slight lack of confidence in their big win.
Looking at the fundamentals and recent form of both teams, Elfsborg undoubtedly have the advantage in terms of strength and form. Sharif has been in poor form of late, with obvious defensive problems. The Asian index data shows that institutions are confident in Elfsburg's victory, but have reservations about a big win.
Direction: Win
Score: 2-1, 2-0