LiontipsSt. Louis Blues - Nashville Predators: betting tip (kef 1.95) and bets on the NHL match
Command Analysis
Current form
St. Louis recently visited Tampa and returned without a smile, losing with a score of 1:4. The team tried to find a rhythm, but two quick passes in the first period unsettled them. Hope flashed in the second, when Justin Folk carefully closed the gap, but then the traditional problem began — it never worked out. Lightning's oxygen supply was cut off, and Andrei Vasilevsky turned other people's attempts into statistics. In the Central Division table, St. Louis is 14-16-8 and still only sixth in line.
Current form
Nashville took its toll in St. Paul, defeating Minnesota 3-2 in overtime and doing it without too much fuss. The majority worked twice already in the first period — Ryan O'Reilly and Roman Yossi gave the team an even, adult intonation of the match. The Wild returned to the game, but Juuse Saros closed all the doors in time, and in extra time, Steven Stamkos neatly signed the victory in the 53rd second. In the Central Division, Nashville is 16-16-4 and in fifth place.
Trends
The Totalbetis less than 5.5 goals
In the last two of the Blues' three matches, such a bet was played.
1.98Tip and bets
St. Louis is approaching the match after losing to Tampa and it looks like the attack now lacks color, pace and, most importantly, stability. The injuries to Jordan Kairu and Nick Bjagstad only increase the feeling that the teeth are there, but the bite is temporarily lost. Nashville appears after an emotional, but at the same time mature victory over Minnesota. They have an order in their head, an order in the goal thanks to Saros and a minimum of personnel problems, even if Jonathan Marchessault is unavailable. With such a picture, accuracy, patience and confidence in the goalkeeper are more valuable. Therefore, the logical option is to rely on Nashville. Homemade ice will help, but it seems that the cold discipline of the guests will decide.
Our betting tip is Nashville's victory in the match at 1.95
