Helsingør is not a big corner team, and the offensive still slides to play the chances big. Kirkevold and Antipas can create chances on their own, and Justesen can be back, but the line seems half a corner too high.

It speaks for the game:
FC Helsingør is not a big corner team. You only score 3.6 corners per square. match, which is the second least of all in the Super League.
I still think that FC Helsingør has trouble playing the chances big. There are many finishes outside the field (except for the FCM match) versus inside the field.
Hobro has not been so strong offensive in the recent two games against AaB and SønderjyskE. One has not really put Kirkevold and Antipas in the scene.
The North Jutland may get Mads Justesen back from his injury. It can strengthen the team’s defensive.
Hobro is also not a special corner-happy crew. The North Jutland only cuts 4.2 corners per square meter. match.
The course in Helsingør was not for super polished football when FC Helsingør accepted Silkeborg on 28 October. The course has barely become much better since.
The line of this game is in 10.0 asian, which seems a bit too high when the typical line in Superligaen is 9.5.

Keep an eye on:
The return of Mads Justesen will hardly weaken Hobro’s strength in standard situations. It is also an area where the team bets with long throws including
Hobro has a strong attacking duo in fast Quincy Antipas and the more physically strong Pål Kirkevold, which can create the chances on its own.
FC Helsingør Adnan Mohammad has put himself on one of the team’s wing backs. He is good 1 vs. 1 offensive, and brings something forward.
Christian Lønstrup’s troops have the league defensive defensive, and many stupid personal mistakes have taken place.
In such a good way, casualties can easily arise, which can cause a corner park through, inter alia, bad clearings.

We recommend to bet on this match:Hobro win @ 2.23