PSV vs Arsenal. Prediction and Betting Tips for UEFA Europa League

PSV Eindhoven

Netherlands

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27 October 09:45

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Arsenal

England

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On October 27, PSV will host Arsenal for the Europa League clash. What to expect from this game? The answer is in our prediction.

Command Analysis

PSV Eindhoven

PSV will face Arsenal for the second time in eight days - London team secured a one-goal victory in the first game. The Peasants are 2nd in the group standings - Ruud van Nistelrooy's men have recorded two victories and one draw, delivering seven points. Team put up a great offensive performance, scoring 11 goals.

After 11 rounds of Eredivisie the Red-Whites still have no draws. Team has recorded eight victories, delivering 24 points, four less than the leader. After a brilliant victory over Utrecht (6:1) team suffered an away defeat to Groningen (2:4). Vertessen, Saibari, Peersman and Boscagli will miss the upcoming match.

Arsenal

Arsenal's lead in the English Premier League was cut down to two points after a draw against Southampton (1:1), which concerned club's fans, because Manchester City are piling up the pressure.

Capital club is historically successful in the Netherlands - London side avoided defeats in 6 of 8 latest games in the country. The Gunners are at the top of the group standings in the Europa League. Zinchenko, Elneny and Smith-Rowe will miss the upcoming game.

Tip and bets

Tiptotal under 2,5 goals

2.20

Both teams have a chance to go deep in the Europa League, but they won't be heavily motivated for the upcoming match. We think that visitors will provide a solid defensive performance. Arsenal have their eyes all on the English Premier League, so they won't put too much offensive effort into the Europa League game.

Our prediction - total under 2,5 goals

Will the prediction win?

Tipdraw

3.87

This is a three-way game, but in our opinion teams will settle for a draw. In this case, both teams will advance into the playoffs.

Our second bet is on a draw

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