Double Chance? Draw or Away @ 1.37
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Draw - Full return in the event that actually happened. (e.g. the wager is returned in an Asian handicap bet)
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1/2 Win - Half the wager is a winning bet and half is a push in an Asian handicap bet.
1/2 Lost - Half the wager is a losing bet and half is a push in an Asian handicap bet.
Ireland and Denmark face each other at Aviva Stadium for the 3rd round of group 4 of League B. In the last 3 years these two teams have crossed themselves in 2 opportunities, the most recent on 14/11/2017, which ended with the victory of Denmark by (1-5) and the other on 11/11/2017, which ended with 1 draw (0-0). Special attention is needed for the home / off condition, since both teams present significantly different results in their home and away games.
Analysis of Ireland
The home team is currently in the bottom of the group with no points earned. In the last game by this competition, Ireland lost out against Wales by (4-1). In the previous game, he tied off against Poland in a friendly, in (1-1). Defensive solidity has not been the strong point of this team since they conceded in 7 of their last 10 matches.
In the last 10 games for all competitions the home team recorded, 5 losses, 3 wins and 2 draws. The home team tends to play 4-5-1, favoring a more direct style of play.
Probable lineup: D. Randolph, C. Christie, S. Duffy, S. Coleman, C. Clark, C. O'Dowda, J. Hendrick, C. Hourihane, S. Williams, D. Horgan, C. Robinson.
Analysis of Denmark
The visiting team is currently in 1st place in the group with 3 points. In the last game by this competition, Denmark won at home to Wales by (2-0). The defensive solidity has been the strength of this team, being that only conceded goal in 3 of the last 10 games.
In the last 10 matches for all competitions the visiting team records, 1 defeat, 4 wins and 5 draws. The Åge Hareide team used to play 4-3-3, scoring for a quick counter-attack.
Probable listing: K. Schmeichel, H. Dalsgaard, J. Larsen, M. Jørgensen, S. Kjær, C. Eriksen, L. Schöne, T. Delaney, M. Braithwaite, Y. Poulsen, P. Sisto.