Galway United Bray Wanderers betting prediction

The home team is currently in the 11^th position of the league, with 15 points won, after 2 wins, 9 draws and 7 losses. In the penultimate match, they lost in an away match against Derry City, by (2‑1). In the last match, they tied in an away match against Sligo Rovers, by (1‑1). This is a team that usually makes good use of the home advantage, since they have won 5 points in away matches, with 7 goals scored and 15 conceded, against 10 points won at their stadium, with 9 goals scored and 10 conceded. In the last 9 home league matches Galway United has a record of 2 wins, 4 draws and 3 losses, so they have won 10 points out of 27 possible. They haven't been very strong defensively, since they have suffered goals in 9 of the last 10 matches, but their offense has scored frequently, since they have scored goals in 8 of the last 10 matches for this competition. This is a team that has had a hard time trying to score first. They have opened up the score in only 2 of the last 18 matches for the Premier Division, and have never reached half‑time in front. In 18 matches for this competition, they have conceded the first goal 15 times and have only turned the score around in 1. there are 2 periods that stand out in the last 12 home matches for all competitions: they have scored 5 of their 13 goals between minutes (76'‑90'); they have suffered 4 of their 10 goals between minutes (31'‑45').

Galway comes for this match after a 1-1 draw against Sligo, totaling the fourth consecutive match without proving the taste of the victory: the only goal of the team was scored by Folan. Despite playing at home, the coach Shane Keegan must play in 5-4-1 privileging the defensive organization and counterattacks, especially through the flanks: Devaney and Murray are the players that make up the flanks. For this match, the coach won’t count on Ludden, player who is punished.

Confirmed Lineup: Conor Winn, Colm Horgan, Lee Grace, Gary Kinneen, Stephen Folan, Gavan Holohan, David Cawley, Gary Shanahan, Ronan Murray, Padraic Cunningham, Eoin McCormack.
Coach: J. Caulfield.