Vikingur Reykjavik vs Cercle Brugge KSV Prediction & Betting Tips (24 October)

The Icelanders of Vikingur are absolutely not expected to achieve a performance worthy of the name in this Conference League and it is not their volley received against the Cypriots of Omonia 4-0 which will make you think otherwise... Although they dominate their championship, being neck and neck with Breidablik for the title with two days to go, the European level as a whole is too high for the latter. Last weekend, as part of the penultimate day of the elite, Vikingur traveled to the Akranes pitch to follow. If successful, the evening locals will play a sort of championship final in three days against Breidablik provided that Breidablik does not lose at the same time.

 It's quite rare to see Cercle Bruges under European skies but they entered the competition in a very good way by scoring 6 goals at St. Gallen 6-2. On the other hand, three days later, the Belgians lost badly on the Antwerp pitch 3-0, for what was a 4th defeat in the space of 6 days after Mechelen 2-0, Genk 2-3 and reigning champion, Club Bruges 3-0. In order to get back on track in the championship, Cercle welcomed the promoted Dender last weekend to follow. 

Arriving in the team in August, Danish midfielder Tarik Ibrahimagic quickly established himself as a starter but he is injured for this match. This is ultimately the only major alert to report since all the strong elements in the championship will indeed be present like Gudjonsson (11 goals, 4 assists), Sigurpalsson (8 goals, 8 assists), of Djuric (8 pawns, 5 dice assists), without forgetting Ingimundarson (8 goals, 3 offerings) and Hansen (7 goals). Left with an injury during the first day, the starting goalkeeper Warleson has still not regained his place in the goals and he could be out tonight. Same case for the important Ghanaian midfielder Agyekum, the long-term injured Uktus and the minor Lietaert and Alama Bayo, all four injured.

The Togolese international Denkey (5 goals in the Jupiler Pro League), author of a hat-trick against St. Gallen, will be traveling to Iceland like Ouattara (2 pawns in the league), the man with the double against the Swiss of Gallen, Magnee and Ecuadorian international Alan Minda (8 goals, 6 assists in the league last season), also scorer on the first day.