THEREFORE YOU MUST PLAY THE:
-Spartak Is Russia’s most stable manpower at the moment, and they took an impressive 1-0 win in Grozny over the weekend.
-Spartak Have a wider squad than Krylya Sovetov why the compressed fixtures before the winter break should affect them less.
-Spartak-Star Quincy Promes stamped seriously zoom back last week after his injury break, when he delivered a stag performance.
-Krylya Sovetovs victory at the weekend came largely because of that Tom got a penalty after just 25 minutes.
-Spartak Get Serdar Tasci and Jano Ananidze back after injury breaks, making the width in the squad even more impressive.
-Krylya Sovetov has an impressive ability to always lose to Spartak at home no matter how poorly running the guests. *
-Vejret Was mild in Samara this week, and it is unlikely to last week’s hefty snowfall repeated Thursday.
-Spartak Have had an extra day of rest more than Krylya compared to the final round.
BEFORE YOU KEEP AN EYE ON:
-Banen In Samara has been covered in snow, so conditions after all, is far from optimal, making it harder for Spartak technical players.
-Krylya Got the season’s second win last week, where they beat Tom, and they should be keen to end the year well by.
-Kampen Is Spartak’s second away game in just four days. Krylya contrast, has played two home games in a row.
-Spartak Must still do without front striker Ze Luis, and his backup Lorenzo Melgarejo does not hold the same level.
Items in italics are factors which I think that the bookmakers either overlooked or misinterpreted.
The home team have not got points at home since 2010. Even people who Unai Emery and Dmitry Alenichev has managed to beat Krylya Samara.
| Prediction: | Spartak Moscow to win |
| Odds: | 1,91 |
