Feyenoord vs Sparta Prague Prediction & Betting Tips (11 December)

The local club of the day, Feyenoord, has alternated between good and bad since the start of this Champions League phase. The Dutch club recorded 2 victories on the road, against Girona 2-3 and Benfica 1-3, but was dominated at home by Leverkusen 0-4 and Salzburg 1-3. On the last day, however, he did well by going for the point of the draw at Manchester City 3-3. Feyenoord was however trailing 3-0 a quarter of an hour from the end of the match. His results make him 21st in the ranking. The Rotterdam-based club is ahead of PSG, 25th and first club virtually eliminated, by 3 points. On the national scene, the vice-champion of the Netherlands is currently 4th. A placement below the expectations of its supporters.

Since taking a point at Manchester City, Feyenoord were held to a 1-1 draw by Sittard before traveling to low-ranked Waalwijk on Saturday. On the other side of the halfway line, Sparta Prague will have a lot to do not to take the door in the league phase. He conceded 3 losses, the last of which was a correction against Atlético de Madrid 0-6 two weeks ago after having pocketed 4 points during the first two days. The reigning double champion of the Czech Republic, 28th in the league phase, is 2 points behind the top 24 in which it will be necessary to be in to reach the round of 16 places 1 to 8 or the play-offs places 9 to 24. There is no room for optimism in the league for Lars Friss' team either. It is only 4th in the ranking with 16 points behind its rival from Prague, Slavia. Sparta did not win any of their last 6 matches in all competitions before hosting Karvina and Bohemians last week in the league. 

The leaders of Feyenoord have decided not to qualify for the Champions League league phase goalkeeper Andreev (no match), injured left-back Hartman and young Read (no match) in the same position on the right. Replacement midfielder Nadje will serve another match suspension after having already missed the trip to Manchester. It is also necessary to highlight the new absences of the important left-back Bueno and the injured attackers Osman (2 goals in the league) and Ueda (3 goals in the Eredivisie and one in the Champions League). Feyenoord relied on Hadj Moussa (2 goals in C1), Gimenez and Hancko to overthrow Manchester City. Followers of Ligue 1 will remember right-back Lotomba, a former Nice player.

 Sparta Prague does not count on injured full-back Garcia de Albenil in the Champions League and must deal with a full infirmary. The executives Zeleny (defender), Preciado on the right side and Birmancevic (9 goals in all competitions) should again withdraw while the defenders Cobbaut and Sörensen, the midfielder Solbakken and the offensive players Haraslin (7 TCC goals) and Danek (replacement ) are in doubt. Olatunji and Kairinen are Sparta's top scorers in the Champions League with 2 goals each.