Meizhou Hakka vs Qingdao West Coast

On Sep 20 Meizhou Hakka will try to stay away from relegation while Qingdao will see if they can get a spot at Asian Champions League 2

General Information

TIP NR:
Category:
Start date (GMT):

Bet information

Prediction:
Odd:
Stake:

Results

Score:
Profit:

Betslip

Betslip-no preview

An interesting confrontation we have for you today for the 25th Round of the Chinese Championship. The locals of Meizhou Hakka will try to get as far away from the relegation zone as possible, while the visitors of Qingdao West Coast will look for something more than the 10th position they now have. The match will kick off on Sep 20 at 11:35 GMT at the Wuhua Olympic Sports Stadium.

10 points of difference

The hosts cannot be proud of their record of just 4 wins, 5 draws and 14 defeats. Along with the 28 goals they have scored, and the 49 that they have conceded, it’s what paints the story of their 17 points, just 1 away from Hainiu and Yatai who share the bottom of the table with 16. Honestly, even if they win this, they still have work to do to stay in the league. However, it’s one of the last chances that they will get.

For the visitors it’s even harder. The gap to the 3rd spot is massive. 23 points. Not only they have to win at this away encounter, they also have to win almost all of their remaining matches to make up for the difference. That being said, we do not see how can this be possible, with a record just slightly better than their opponents: 6 victories, 9 ties and 8 losses, 29 – 36 goals. Not to mention the three consecutive defeats that they have suffered.

Good payouts on either Outcome

The home field advantage is reflected at the offer of @2.53 that the hosts get for walking out of the pitch with a win. The better record, is spelled by the price of @2.64 that the visitors will pay if it’s them the ones with the 3 points in the end. The @3.55 for the draw is a highly unlikely outcome. We will consider that the motive for the home side is greater and suggest to everyone that will decide to open their own account at Game2bet, to place a bet in favor of the victory of Meizhou Hakka.