Wydad Casablanca vs Hassania Agadir Prediction: The hosts' new tactician will secure his first win

After failing to win his first game as the coach of Wydad Casablanca, Ben Askar will be determined to get his first three points against Hassania Agadir at the El Bachir Stadium in a bid to redeem themselves from their recent terrible performance on their ground. 

Wydad Casablanca (5th)

Last five games: DLDWL

The Red Castle, for the eighth time this season, suffered another defeat when they were beaten by AS FAR Rabat on their ground. Wydad Casablanca had no single shot at goal as they were restrained by their opponent's defense. The former Botola Pro champions have nothing to play for again this season after CAF announced they’ll participate in the African League instead of the Champions League. 

Wydad Casablanca have been indecisive in front of goals, and this must be rectified before next season. The Red Castle are fifth on the table, with thirty-seven points out of seventy-five. Wydad Casablanca have won six, drawn two, and lost four on their ground this season. 

Hassania Agadir (10th)

Last four games: DLDWL

Abdelhadi Sektioui's men are unbeaten over their last four games in all competitions. They have won three and shared the spoils once, making it to the quarterfinals of the Moroccan FA Cup. They settled for a stalemate in a game they’re supposed to win against Mouloudia Oujda on their ground. 

With twenty-seven points since the start of the season, Hassania Agadir have turned their season around and are now five points above the relegation zone. 

Hassania Agadir have won two, lost seven, and drawn three away from home this season. 

Expert Betting Tips

Over their previous twenty meetings, Wydad Casablanca have won ten and drawn five, while Hassania Agadir Have recorded five victories. The Red Castle looked like a shadow of themselves, failing to muster a shot at goal, not to talk about finding the back of the net against AS FAR Rabat. Wydad Casablanca are not the team they used to be and have been underperforming since the season began. At the same time, the visitors have not really been at their best lately, and their last two games, despite being unbeaten, haven't been great.

If Wydad Casablanca fails to win against the visitors on their ground, then we can all agree they don’t deserve a spot in the continental tournament. We are trusting the hosts to win for 1.62.

This game will end in a halftime victory for the hosts for 2.23.

We think the correct score here is (2-0) for 5.40.

Good luck!