PSV - Feyenoord betting tips and odds

If you’re looking for a relatively safe result bet, a home win at odds of 1.74 is a solid option. That said, Feyenoord may yet be able to pull off a surprise, maybe even in the form of a stalemate.

The odds are stacked heavily against Feyenoord here, and we can’t see them winning this match. PSV are heavily favoured by most betting predictions – so much so that an away bet is priced at around 4.75.

PSV’s latest performance against AZ Alkmaar ended in resounding success. While the predictions were somewhat favourable, no-one expected the decisive 0:3 away victory. Their dominance lasted throughout the match.

Feyenoord played the previous round as visitors at FC Utrecht. Despite the 2.70 odds on an away win, fans were hopeful after the first-half draw. Such hopes were dashed later on, though, and Feyenoord lost 3:1.

With 12 goals in their previous 3 Eredivisie matches, PSV’s attacking players have been seeing a lot of success and top bookmakers online are backing them to continue the trend.

Feyenoord don’t seem to have any issues in the goal-scoring department. Their most recent records show they’ve score more than 5 goals over the last 3 matches, so they’re on a bit of a positive trend already.

Even though PSV are the favourites to win this showdown, they’ve been known to have issues fighting Feyenoord in the past. For instance, they lost this matchup quite badly last season.

Before going for any betting predictions, we need to make note of the overall high number of prior injuries. Both sides have been hit: Érick Gutiérrez, Mauro Júnior, Ryan Thomas, Maximiliano Romero, Davy Pröpper, Richard Ledezma for the hosts, and Marcos Senesi, Lutsharel Geertruida, Mark Diemers 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.