Richards Bay vs Cape Town City Prediction: A entertaining third meeting for both sides

King Zwelithini Stadium will be the venue for this round 10 South Africa Premier League match between Richards Bay and Cape Town City. The odds of winning this match are very close, however, but the visitors are in better shape heading into this one. Let's look at the match before us and make a prediction.

Richards Bay - hoping to pick another win

After suffering a setback against Polokwane City by a score of 0-1 in their most recent Premier Division match, Richards Bay will be seeking to bounce back with a better performance today. During that game, Richards Bay controlled 43 percent of the possession and had 15 shots on goal, five of which were on target. Polokwane City had a total of five shots on goal, with two of them actually hitting the target. In five out of the last six contests that Richards Bay has taken part in, the opposition has scored fewer than three goals per game on average. Richards Bay scored four goals for themselves during this era, compared to a total of six goals scored by Richards Bay's opponents during this period.

Cape Town City - can the visitors step up

In their most recent game, Cape Town City defeated Kaizer Chiefs by a score of 0-1 to earn a win in the Premier Division. During that match, Cape Town City held 35 percent of the possession and had 7 shots on goal, with 4 of them finding their mark. On the other hand, Kaizer Chiefs had 15 shots on goal, with only four of them actually hitting the target. The most recent six matches that Cape Town City have participated in have resulted in six goals scored by Benni McCarthy's team. 7 is the total number of goals that they have allowed to be scored against them during the time period in question.

Expert Betting Tips

Both Cape Town City and Richards Bay could have trouble finding the back of the net at this venue, in my opinion. There shouldn't be much of a difference, and a tie seems like the most likely outcome here. As a result of this, I believe that it is going to be a close contest and that it will end in a scoreless tie.