Jagiellonia vs Molde Prediction & Betting Tips (7 November)

The Polish club Jagiellonia is in indecent form with eleven games without defeat in all competitions for a record of ten wins and one draw. In this Conference League, the locals are not afraid with two victories against Copenhagen in Denmark 1-2 and against Petrocub at home 2-0. Furthermore, in the wake of this latest European success, Jagiellonia distinguished itself by winning three matches in quick succession, in the Polish Cup notably against Chojniczanka 0-3 and two in the championship against Korona 3-1 and Gornik Zabrze on the weekend. last 0-2. Opposite, we find a much more upscale club and known to European radars, Molde.

The Norwegians are fast approaching the end of their season in the championship and suffice to say that for the title, the mission seems suicidal with seven lengths behind the Bodo/Glimt who leave no crumb to the competition. On the other hand, for the top 4 that they currently occupy, we will have to fight to be European next summer. Let us note that last weekend, Molde gave itself a good score for the arrival of Bodo/Glimt, in a sensational 3-3 meeting. In this Conference League, the Blue and White started with a rather easy victory against Larne 3-0 but were caught by La Gantoise during the J2 defeat 2-1.

On paper, Jagiellonia will not be able to count on the former Paris FC player, Lamine Diaby-Fadiga, injured, just like the important Skrzypczak, the striker Villar Miki (1 goal, 3 assists in the league) without forgetting to quote Damian Wojdakowski (absent for a very long time). The Iberian Jesus Imaz, author of 7 achievements and 3 offerings in 14 appearances in the championship this season will be well operational for this part like the Norwegian Hansen (4 pawns, 3 dice passes), without forgetting Kubicki and Palulu (3 goals each in the Polish elite) or Churlinov (2 pawns, 2 offerings). On the other side of the median, Molde will move without the long-term absentees. date which are Berisha, Gulbrandsen, and Bakke. Author of a double in the first half in the championship last weekend in the clash with Bodo/Glimt, Ola Brynhildsen narrowly missed the hat-trick on a penalty, which would have allowed his team to take the 3 points as well.

The latter will be one to watch for the Polish defense (7 goals, 2 assists in 8 appearances in the league since his late arrival on loan from Midtjylland). We will also have to watch the first two in the league scorers ranking: Eriksen (13 goals, 4 assists) and Eikrem (12 goals, 6 assists). The latter has been absent for a few matches but should return to competition this evening.