Novi Pazar - Jagiellonia: betting tip and bets for the Conference League match

Novi Pazar

Serbia

Conference League Qualification

24 July 10:00

Finished1 : 2

Jagiellonia Bialystok

Poland

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Novi Pazar and Jagiellonia will play in the second qualifying round of the Conference League. The guests started the season in Poland with a major defeat. Will you be able to rehabilitate yourself in the Conference League on July 24? The answer is in our betting tip

Command Analysis

Novi Pazar

Novi Pazar performed well last season, winning the bronze medals of the Serbian Super League. The hosts were only one point ahead of OFK, Radnichki 1923 and Vojvodina, getting a chance to compete in the Conference League. The new season in Serbia will start only on July 27, so the match against Jagiellonia will be the first official match for the hosts in the 2026/27 season. In friendly matches, Vladimir Gacinovic's team managed to beat only Bosnian Sarajevo (4:3).

Jagiellonia Bialystok

Jagiellonia failed to defend their league title in the Polish Premier League last season. The team took only the third place, losing to Rakuv and Lech. It is worth noting that the Polish team managed to reach the quarterfinals of the Conference League, losing only to the future medalist, Betis. Now we will have to start the European campaign from the second qualifying stage, and in the first round of the Polish championship, the guests lost heavily to the newcomer of the league, Termalika (0:4).

Tip and bets

TipNovi Pazar will not lose

1.95

The visitors have been playing very poorly in recent matches. The club lost 0-4 in the first round of the Polish Ekstraklasa, and lost 1-7 in one of the friendly matches. We believe that the team from Bialystok is not in the best shape right now, so Novi Pazar has a chance for a positive result. We think that the Serbian team will not concede on their own field.

Our betting tip is that Novi Pazar will not lose in 1.95

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