Bristol City vs Stoke Free Betting Tips – Championship

Bristol City and Stoke City meet at Ashton Gate Stadium, in a match for the 39th round of the Championship. Bristol City won away by (0‑2) the last time they met in this edition of the league, on 20‑09‑2020. In this stadium, the history of direct confrontations indicates total balance between these two teams, since there was 1 draw and 1 victory for each team in the last 3 games. In fact, the last time these two teams played a match at this stadium was on 07-15-2020, for the Championship, which ended in a draw (1‑1). The goals of the match were scored by F. Benković (45 ‘), for Bristol City, and by D. Batth (64’), for Stoke City.

Key stats for the match Bristol City vs Stoke

Bristol comes to this day unmotivated, after a 2-0 home loss to Rotherham. The Bristol team tends to act in a 4-3-3 tactical system, keeping a lower block, always attentive to the opportunity to apply quick transitions. The three arrows aimed at the opponent’s goal will be Callum O’Dowda, Famara Diédhiou and Nahki Wells and the person responsible for defining the offensive moment is the young Kasey Palmer. Therefore, it is possible that Han-Noah Massengo, Liam Walsh and Kasey Palmer play in the most central area of the court. Coach Nigel Pearson should not be able to count on Andreas Weimann due to injury.

Stoke enter this day motivated, after a victory at home by 1-0 in the reception to Derby: Brown, at minute 74, scored the only goal of the game. The visiting team usually operates in a tactical system at 5-3-2, favoring quick transitions, mainly through the flanks. One of the strengths of the visiting team is the search for spaces in the opponent’s defense to aim at the opponent’s goal from long distance. In this tactical scheme, the two players who will fight head-on with the opposing defensive line are Jacob Brown and Nick Powell. Coach Michael O’Neill won’t be able to count on forward Tyrese Campbell, handed over to the medical department.

Bristol City vs Stoke Free Betting Tips

The most likely scenario for this match will be that both teams score at least one goal. A game controlled by Stoke is expected, but Bristol is expected to have good scoring opportunities as well, as they need to respond to the moment they are going through in a negative way. It should be noted that the “Both Teams to Score – Yes” market has been the winner in two of the last three games between the two teams.