St. Truiden vs Gent Prediction & Betting Tips (1 February)

Sint-Truiden's track record is not glorifying for a team that is giving so much this season in order to, at the very least, qualify to participate in the playoffs for the summer playoffs of the next Conference League. Indeed, the yellows and blues occupy 9th place in the elite but seem to be in a slight slump with only one victory over the last six days of the championship including a draw last weekend for the arrival of the serious team from Genk 1-1 who finished the game at 9 against 11. La Gantoise is part of the walls of Belgian football and finds itself in a rather strange position since as a reminder, it occupied the first places at the start of the season and must now be content to occupy 4th place with 13 lengths behind the leader, Union Saint-Gilloise.

The KAA has every interest in righting the ship's helm to participate in the final phase and why not qualify for the next UEFA Champions League. Lately, he unfortunately experienced the defeat against Mechelen at home 1-2 and the draw against Westerlo 2-2 last weekend at home, which are far from being direct competitors in the race for the podium.

Called up with Japan for the Asian Cup, the starting goalkeeper for the selection and club, Suzuki will logically be absent this evening like his compatriot, Okazaki (injured) and Koita (11 goals in the league, probably late return of the CAN with Mauritania?). The Mauritanian international is by far the flagship offensive element of the locals. Jarne Steuckers (3 goals, 5 assists) and Ito (3 pawns) should be there. On the other side of the median, Paul Nardi (former goalkeeper of Monaco and Lorient) is injured and forced to withdraw from this trip, like Watanabe (Asian Cup with Japan), Fortuna (still involved with Angola at the CAN) without forgetting the prolific striker, Tarek Tissoudali (9 goals, 2 assists in the league) still in the running with Morocco.

Injured, Danish midfielder Hjulsager (13 appearances in the league) will not be available for this trip, the same goes for Roef (crucial, goalkeeper). Fortunately, in the offensive sector, Cuypers (6 pawns) will be on the trip, as will de Sart (4 goals) and Samoise (3 goals). During the transfer window, Gift Orban (15 goals, 2 goals in half of the season last year) got distracted by an adventure in Lyon (transfer worth around 12 million euros).