OH Leuven - Zulte-Waregem betting tips and odds

Though we can call OH Leuven the favourites in this matchup, Zulte-Waregem are not about to make it easy for them. It’s gearing up to be an exciting match overall, and no outcome can be ruled out at this point.

The visitors would need to pull off quite a stunt in order to come out victorious. They are severely outmatched in this outing – the 4.20 away win odds alone should speak volumes.

The hosts are keen on making a quick bounce following a last round’s slip-up. OH Leuven were leading at halftime in a game they hadn’t been exactly made favourites to win in the first place (3.15) but failed to hold onto it until the end. It would have been a huge boost for the Saturday game but even the Antwerp is something they should not take lightly.

Zulte-Waregem are clearly having issues when it comes to their form. Despite being somewhat favoured at odds of 2.20 at their latest home game, they spent most of it playing from behind. They salvaged the game with a 3:3 draw, but it wasn’t their best performance overall.

OH Leuven hasn’t really been banking on the home-field advantage recently. 4 of their latest home games all ended in a draw.

Our confidence in Zulte-Waregem and, more specifically, their defenses, is shaky at best. After more than 5 concessions in three consecutive home games, most bookies and pundits see them as unreliable.

Looking at the previous time these squads clashed in this season, it’s no surprise that OH Leuven are the favourites. They managed to grab a narrow win playing as visitors, and it’s quite reasonable to expect them to do the same as the hosts.

This will no doubt be an exciting match because both squads will be able to come out in full force. No players have been sidelined due to injury or suspension, and this goes for both sides.

Our research suggests that Both Teams to Score is a very probable outcome for this match. It’s offered at odds of 1 at 10Bet, which is fairly strong in terms of value as well. BTTS is both safe and valuable here – what’s not to like?