Today I bring you a Swiss Super League match, played by Miarbi at home against Hammabi. The Swiss Super League is now in the final stages, counting the end of the league with only five rounds left, so this game is a relegation battle for Miarbi, who is only one point higher than the relegation zone, and I personally think that Miarbi who plays at home tonight can get points, based on the following three aspects.
Miarbi fought for relegation
< H1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > first: Hammabi's away record has declined year by year</h1>
Hamaby's paper strength has weakened, the team is no longer the same stable Hamaby, especially in the away performance is more evident, 18 seasons Hamaby in the away games 7 wins, 6 draws and 2 losses to get 27 points, 19 season is 7 wins, 3 draws and 5 losses to get 24 points, even if the team's performance fell sharply last season, it also achieved 6 wins, 2 draws and 7 losses to get 20 points, and this season Hamaby has played 12 of the 15 away games, and currently only 13 points have been scored by 3 wins, 4 draws and 5 losses. This season, Hammarby has basically had no desire, so miarbi, who is still trying to get points for relegation, has little chance of winning.
Hammabi is no longer stable
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > second: Anderson was originally invited to fight the fire, but he did not think it became a lifesaver for the team</h1>
Miarbi has a brush with new manager Anderson, who scored just 11 points in the first half of the season in 15 league games with 2 wins, 5 draws and 8 defeats, ranking second to last in the table and in the relegation zone for a long time.
After Anderson took office on August 21, he led the team to a wave of point-snatching frenzy, and before losing to Gothenburg, he once achieved an excellent record of 4 wins, 4 draws and 8 rounds of unbeaten, led the team to escape from the relegation zone, and in these 8 rounds of the league, Miarby actually kept a clean sheet on the opponent, not a goal was lost, and it is not too much to call Anderson a defensive expert.
Hammabi's firepower on the offensive end has been greatly reduced in the past two seasons, and it may be difficult to make a difference against Miarbi's impregnable defense.
Miarby's defense was impregnable under Anderson's tutelage
<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > third: Hammarby's lineup is not in order, and the strength of both offensive and defensive ends will be greatly reduced</h1>
Hamabi are missing key players in all three lines. Hamaby are missing key players in all three lines, and all are recent new injuries.
He was injured in the 24th round without Serimani (4 goals in 23 games and 6 assists) in the front line; Muhammad Ouattara (2 goals in 20 games) in the midfield line, who has accumulated a suspension after being yellowed in the last round; and the backline lacks captain Foyong Luzon (1 goal in 21 games), who was injured earlier this month.
All three are regular main players in their respective positions, especially Serimani and Foyn Luzon, who have only missed one game of the team before their injuries, and the absence has had a certain impact on Hamabi's attack and defense.
Miarby vs Hammabi
In summary, I personally think that Miarby, who is more willing to grab points, under the leadership of Anderson, should be able to get points in this game, and the score is 2:0, 0:0.