For J-Southern secured the contract this week. Like a bolt from the blue, they managed to win 2-0 away over central Stockholm Tele2 Arena, in a poor paced match where efficiency was great and defense game superbly. And then missing in addition to the internal shooting leader Paweł Cibicki, skadadc, should be mentioned.
Just a few months ago, Orebro a strong candidate to pick one of the premier division of Europe tickets, but have lost the style lately – also as the man has less to play for, presumably – and the fact is that there has been as little as a profit in the last seven games, at home against Kalmar in the middle of the month. Last? 0-0 away against Helsingborg.
Armed play Daniel Björnqvist looks set to miss the game for Örebro and J-Södra Viktor Rönneklev and Paweł Cibicki likewise.
During the game picked
Odds compilers seem confident of their case – this should be a targeted match.
And yes, of course there are strong indicators to suggest it, but we must not little too well paid for during the games, I wonder?
Orebro is the series perhaps the most balanced offensive teams; are fantastic forward but surging backward. Also lacks a back now. But more recently, against Helsingborg, was clearly blunted the offensive and the end result was written thus 0-0. Some questions that will be raised up after the match.
At home, J-Södra more or less pure opposite of ÖSK; they are extremely stable, have an extremely strong defense and rarely bursting forward. In fact, all home matches in Allsvenskan since the opener against Malmö have contained fewer than three goals – a streak of 12 games.
Right now meaningless match, but J-Southern want of course neat finish before the home crowd.
