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Posted On: August 23rd 2026, 10:01 am
⚽ Brage–Nordic United
Brage gör 33 mål och släpper in 36. Laget ställer om tredje bäst i Superettan (0,38 xG inom åtta sekunder efter bollvinst) och ligger trettonde med 21 poäng mot xP 26,2. Nordic United har seriens tredje högsta förväntade poäng (30,0) och gör delat flest straffområdesinträden med Ljungskile (18 per match). Sexan mot trettonde, och det är försvaret som skiljer dem, inte anfallet.
Vinstsannolikhet: Brage 40 % · oavgjort 25 % · Nordic United 35 %.
Avspark 15:00. #Superettan

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