LiontipsCzech Republic vs Denmark: betting tip and bets for the World Cup match
Command Analysis
Current form
The Czech Republic currently occupies the third position of the Group B standings. The national team lost one point in the opening match with Switzerland, in which it celebrated success with a score of 5:4 in overtime. She spent a lot of effort in that match, but managed to more or less recover for the duel with Norway.
However, the match against the outsider was not as easy for them as many initially thought. The lions held a minimal advantage in the score for the entire 60 minutes and eventually defeated Victoria with a score of 2:1. We can say that they dealt with their opponent in class, because they allowed him to create dangerous moments at their own goal, but they kept everything under control.
By the way, the author of the winning goal was David Pastrnyak, on whom fans have high hopes this year, especially after a successful individual performance in the NHL. We emphasize that due to his actions, the Czechs can cause problems for many teams in the tournament. Plus, they will probably enjoy a good numerical advantage and score regularly in the majority.
Disqualifications and injuries
The Czechs don't have any serious problems with the squad right now.
Interesting betting trends
- According to statistics, the Czech Republic wins 53.9% of face-offs
- The Lions average 31 shots on target per game.
Current form
Denmark is still in a mediocre position and occupies the penultimate place in the standings. However, the main matches for maintaining a residence permit in the Top Division are still ahead of the national team, so she is definitely not going to despair. Now she is trying to get at least some points in the matches with the leaders.
However, in the first match, the Danes suffered a crushing defeat from the United States (0:5), and in the second game they lost to Switzerland with a score of 2:5. It is noteworthy that in the confrontation with the Crusaders they had an advantage of one goal, but they played very poorly both at the end of the second period and in the third twenty minutes, missing four goals in a row. The goalkeeper, Sebastian Dam, did not save the situation either, accounting for 35 shots.
Of course, Mikael Krintz-Gat's squad has to spend most of their time in their own zone and wait for a convenient moment, as well as count on mistakes from the opponent. That's why she often has at least three or four goals in the net, but she scores quite a bit.
Disqualifications and injuries
Denmark currently has an optimal composition.
Interesting betting trends
- According to statistics, Denmark makes 20 shots at the opponent's goal.
- On average, the Danes win 47.6% of face-offs.
Trends
Bet 1st period: total less than 1.5 pucks
In three out of five matches between the national teams, the first period was inconclusive.
1.78Bet 2nd period: Denmark will score
In four out of five matches, the Czechs conceded in the second leg.
1.98Tip and bets
The Czech Republic left a lot of strength in the last match with Norway, and that match turned out to be quite intense for it. The Czechs hardly had time to fully recover after that confrontation, because they completed it quite late. Denmark looked pretty good in previous face-to-face meetings with the lions and often brought things to overtime. We think that this time the Danes will pull themselves together too and will not concede with a difference of more than two goals.
Prediction - Denmark wins with an Asian handicap (+2.5) on goals in 1.65
Betting on an individual total
We expect to see no more than three goals from the official favorite in this matchup. The Czechs will try to save energy for subsequent matches with more serious opponents and in this case get a victory in the class, which is why they will not try to score as much as possible at all costs. Plus, even in the game against the Norwegians, the lions scored only two goals.
We bet on the Czech Republic's individual total of less than 3.5 goals for 1.95
Bet on the total total
Previous matches between the national teams turned out to be quite low-level and ended with fewer than six goals scored. Denmark played many matches to no avail either. In general, the Danes spend most of their time in their own zone, waiting for the right moment to counterattack. The Czechs, in turn, have shown that they can also play in a closed style, so it makes sense to put less on the total.
We take a total of less than 5.5 goals for 1.80
