Sparta Prague vs Shamrock Rovers Prediction & Betting Tips (30 July)

Despite the strong uncertainties that Sparta presented on paper in the first leg, they did the job by winning without even conceding a goal 0-2. The Czechs therefore took an option on qualification but above all they valued their great first day of the championship won against Pardubice 2-1. Furthermore, the Rudi will have played last weekend in the championship as part of the J2 against Teplice to follow. For the record, last season, the Czechs reached the stage of the 1/8 finals of the Europa League but were violently beaten by Liverpool 11-2. Irish Champion for the 4th successive year last year past, Shamrock once again obtained his pass for qualification for the Champions League.

Opposed to the Icelandic Vikingur in the first round, the Irish did the job by winning the second leg at home 2-1 following a goalless draw in the first leg 0-0. Seven days ago, during the first leg, Rovers supporters were counting on taking advantage of playing at home to allow their team to obtain a good result in anticipation of the return match. Results of the races: a consequent 0-2 defeat and probably significant elimination for the LDC, barring a miracle this evening in the Czech Republic. Note that the evening visitors were knocked out of the FAI Cup by the Bohemians at the round of 16 stage only 1-0. 

Indisputable starter in the midfield, Kairinen (2 goals, 6 assists in the league last season) has been injured since the end of the last campaign and will not play this evening. Present at the Euro with Slovakia, Haraslin (12 goals, 5 assists) made his return to competition in the first leg and will probably be lined up from the start this evening at home. Same observation regarding Sorensen who was uncertain on the way out but ultimately present. On the other hand, Préciado (selected for the Copa America with Colombia) has not yet returned to training. Permanently transferred from Toulouse, Birmancevic (16 goals, 11 assists last year) slammed the first pawn in the first leg. Wiesner (3 pawns, 3 pucks last year) was responsible for finishing the job on a puck from the Czech international, Kuchta (17 goals, 7 offerings in the championship last season).

On the Shamrock side, four players were missed in the first leg. The important Gaffney (1 goal in 8 league appearances), Graham Burke (2 goals in 16 appearances), and midfielder Aaron McEneff (6 league games to his name), all three injured. Excluded from the return against Vikingur, Byrne (9 appearances in the league) will probably be in the group this evening. Author of a double in the return against the Icelanders of Vikingur in the previous round, Johnny Kenny (10 pawns in the championship) will probably be in combat gear just like Aaron Greene (8 goals, 2 assists in the championship) and midfielder Burns (4 pawns, 3 die passes). Other parameters to take into account