Hearts vs. Petrocub. Conference League match prediction and bets

Hearts

Scotland

Conference League

19 December 12:00

Finished2 : 2

CS Petrocub

Moldova, Republic of

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An interesting match will take place on December 19 in the sixth round of the Conference League between the teams "Hearts" and "Petrocub". The hosts need only a victory to 100% guarantee their participation in the playoff round. Will they be able to get such important three points on their home field? You will find the answer to this question and trending bets in our forecast.

Command Analysis

Hearts

Current form

This season, Hearts have not surprised with their results. In 17 matches of the national championship, the "maroons" have scored only 13 points out of 51 possible, which allows them to occupy only the last place in the standings. Who would have thought that last year bronze medalist would perform so terribly this year.

In the Conference League, everything started off great: victories in the first two rounds over Dynamo Minsk and Omonia with a score of 2:1 and 2:0, respectively. But then a "black" streak began - three defeats in a row. First, against Heidenheim - 0:2, then against Cercle Brugge - 0:2, and then against Copenhagen - 0:2. Thus, in the tournament table, the Scots currently occupy 23rd place, and reaching the next round depends on how the team plays in the upcoming confrontation. Only a victory guarantees Neil Critchley charges participation in the playoffs. Any other result is fraught with failure to reach the next stage of the tournament.

Disqualifications and injuries

Kingsley, Nieuwenhoff and Taylor are injured and Forrester is suspended.

Interesting trends for betting

Hearts have lost their last two matches
The hosts have conceded in nine of their last ten matches

Tentative lineup: Gordon - Oyegoke, Kent, Rowles, Penrice - Boateng, Devlin - Vargas, Spittal, Forrest - Shankland.

CS Petrocub

Current form

In the current season, Petrocub is not playing as well as last season. Let us recall that the team is the current champion of the country and the cup holder, but is currently in third place, 13 points behind the leader. It is already clear that the club will not be able to defend its title.

The Moldovan club is also experiencing difficulties in the UEFA Conference League. In five matches, they were able to score only one point, drawing with Basaksehir with a score of 1:1. At the same time, they suffered defeats from Pafos with a score of 1:4, Jagiellonia - 0:2, Rapid - 0:3 and Betis - 0:1. In the tournament table, they occupy the penultimate place.

Disqualifications and injuries

Lungu will not play in the match due to disqualification.

Interesting trends for betting

Petrocub conceded in all Conference League matches
The guests cannot win three games in a row

Approximate lineup: Smalenya - Zhardan, Potirnike, Mudrak, Bors - Agimang, Duanla, Demian - Ambros, Platike, Puskas.

Tip and bets

Tiphandicap (-1.5) at Hearts

1.91

Petrocub has no chance of reaching the playoffs, and the players are already looking forward to their vacation and are not giving it their all. This is evident from the last games. Hearts is a different story, they only need a win to avoid any surprises and reach the 1/16 finals of the Conference League. We bet that the Scottish club will win confidently at their home stadium.

Our prediction is Asian handicap (-1.5) on Hearts with odds of 1.91

Will the prediction win?

Tipat least one won't score

1.56

Bet on total

Hearts have won their last three home games without scoring. We believe that the upcoming match will be no exception, especially since Petrocub has suffered four of its last five away defeats, failing to even score.

Our prediction is that at least one will not score with a coefficient of 1.56

Bet on corners

We believe Hearts will dominate this match in all areas and will be able to score significantly more corners.

Our prediction is Asian handicap (-1.5) corners for Hearts with odds of 1.50

Will the prediction win?