Ben Guerdane vs Monastir Prediction: A low goal scoring contest ahead

The 7 March Stadium is going to be the location of the encounter between Ben Guerdane and Monastir for the Championship Group match of the Tunisian Ligue Professionnelle 1.

Ben Guerdane come into this match having won one of their previous five matches against Olympique Béja, lost to ES Tunis and CS Sfaxien, and drawn with Slimane and Tataouine. Those matchups saw Ben Guerdane score five goals while conceding seven. Ben Guerdane scored an average of one goal per game at home while also allowing an average of 0.57 goals against. The team was issued a total of 24 cautions, including 23 yellow cards and 1 red card for disciplinary reasons. With an overall average of 52.50% in ball possession so far this season, Ben Guerdane are doing a very good job at controlling the ball.

Monastir comes into this match having won two of their most recent five matches against Rejiche and Tataouine, lost to Etoile du Sahel and Club Africain, and drawn with ES Tunis. The visiting team scored five goals in those matchups while conceding four. When Monastir played their matches away from home, they had a goal differential of 0.36 while scoring 1.21 goals per game on average. The visiting team received a total of 16 yellow cards, but none of the more serious red cards for disciplinary cautions. The percentage of time that Monastir spends with the ball in possession is above average, coming in at 52.00% on a season-long basis.

Ben Guerdane and Monastir have faced each other 12 times in previous seasons, with Ben Guerdane winning 3 games and Monastir winning 3 games. There were a total of six games that ended in draws. In the head-to-head matchups between the two teams, Ben Guerdane scored nine goals, while Monastir managed to score 11 goals.

It is anticipated that there will be a low number of goals scored in this match because neither of the two sides is considered reliable and have poor offensive capability. However, the home team have had a run of good luck over Monastir, and despite the fact that the visiting team are not in the form they were in the previous season, we are going to go with a win for the home team.