Feyenoord - FC Emmen betting tips and odds

Feyenoord are likely on their way to a decisive victory, and it’s hard to feel optimistic about the visitors’ prospects. Bookmakers are pricing a home win at 1.34, which is quite in line with most expert opinions.

With a matchup like this, it seems like we already know the outcome. FC Emmen stand little chance of achieving anything except an appearance. Most bookies price an away win for this match at 10.00, marking an insurmountable difference.

Feyenoord are coming off from a 1:1 draw in an away game at PSV . Betting predictions for that game were heavily in their opponents’ favour, though, so the fact that they pulled off a draw both at half time and as the final result is a success, relatively speaking.

FC Emmen unexpectedly took the lead in the first half of their previous Eredivisie match at FC Groningen. Considering FC Emmen were visitors with odds of 3.60 to win, it was quite a pleasant surprise for their fans – even if the match ended in a 1:1 draw.

Feyenoord gans are hoping for better defensive performance then what they’ve seen in away games. The previous three matches featured 7 conceded goals.

FC Emmen are on a string of 5 away games that all confirmed the Under 2.5 Goals market. As such, going for Over or Both Teams to Score bets seems like a bad idea.

Feyenoord already seem set to go to the upcoming Europa League campaign – though there’s still time for things to change. Their upcoming clash with FC Emmen might push them closer to a Champions League qualification as well.

Desperation must be setting in over at the FC Emmen camp as we move into round 27. At 18th place, they are at risk of being relegated. Even worse, their odds of earning points against the current opposition are quite low.

The two teams already met this season in the Eredivisie, with Feyenoord taking the victory. It’s understandable why most bookies consider them the favourites, though the advantage is not overwhelming.

Before going for any betting predictions, we need to make note of the overall high number of prior injuries. Both sides have been hit: Justin Bijlow, Bart Nieuwkoop, Mark Diemers, Christian Joe Conteh, João Teixeira for the hosts, and Caner Cavlan, Desevio Payne, Lentini Caciano, Luciano Carty for the visitors. Needless to say, this may impact the teams’ performance.

Though some punters may prefer more exciting options, the Under 3.5 Goals market is a solid opportunity for this fixture. It offers a surprisingly solid balance between risk and betting value – though the returns on their own aren’t much to look at.