Famalicao vs Boavista Prediction & Betting Tips (4 March)

Famalicao is now dropped from the race for Europe but its main objective was not to compete with teams like Braga, Porto, Sporting and Benfica who are far above them. The primary objective was above all to maintain, something which the club should quickly find following its convincing 8th place at the start of this 24th day of the championship. Last weekend, in a great prolific encounter against Arouca, the navy blues and whites finally lost on the road 2-3 a few days after their great victory at home for the coming of Rio Ave 2-1. Finally, there were still three defeats in the last five days for the locals.

Believe it or not, Boavista held the leadership position at the start of the season for a few days but that is no longer likely to happen when we notices the total lack of shape of this team since the end of September. Indeed, since the end of September, it's simple, the visitors have only won two small matches in the league for a record of 11 defeats and 5 draws. Last weekend, for the arrival of Braga 4th, the surprise did not take place with a heavy defeat at the final whistle 0-4 which followed an avoidable defeat on the side of Chaves 2-1 which prime was outnumbered during the last half hour of play.

Excluded last weekend off the bench, Puma Rodriguez (2 assists in 13 appearances this season) will logically be deprived of dessert this evening (suspended). The same goes for the main strike force of this team in the league, Jhonder Cadiz (9 goals), author of 3 goals in his last 2 matches and for Riccieli (both suspended for accumulation of yellow cards). Opposite, AS Panteras will recover the important Pedro Malheiro (suspended for accumulation of yellow cards last weekend) but will probably have to make up without Cesar and Dabo (both injured) as well as the recovering midfielder, Perez (10 yellows, possibly suspended for accumulation of cards yellow).

On a personal level, let's note the good year of Bozenik (8 goals) and Lourenco (3 pawns). Remember that this winter, LOSC set its sights on Thiago Morais (6 goals, 2 assists in the first half of the season).