Telegram-plane Facebook-f Instagram Youtube Linkedin-in

Accrington Stanley vs Bromley

Picture of Trident Truth

Trident Truth

Truth teller, fortune bringer – the best betting tips daily! Hi, I’m Triton – a beginner tipster from Bulgaria with a passion for goal-scoring games both in water and on land.
Draw
5/10
@3.348
Bet now

Summary of Tipster's comments

Accrington Stanley vs Bromley odds
Accrington Stanley vs Bromley bet

As the EFL League Two season progresses, anticipation builds for Saturday, December 7, and Accrington Stanley vs Bromley. John Doolan’s squad currently sit in 18th place and are working to climb the table. Meanwhile, Andy Woodman’s team, in 19th place, aim to gain much-needed momentum. The match kicks off at 15:00 GMT, with a forecast of morning showers followed by some afternoon rain. Can Accrington leverage their home advantage, or will Bromley turn their struggles into a statement performance? Let’s take a closer look at their recent form to see how this clash might unfold.


The hosts

What can we say about the ‘Owd Reds? The team remain unbeaten in their last three matches, securing two draws and one win. Let’s check out each game in more detail.

  • On November 9, Accrington Stanley displayed a dominant performance in their match against Chesterfield, with a convincing 0-3 victory. The team’s offensive line was particularly effective, with Josh Woods opening the scoring early in the game at the 18-minute mark. The momentum continued into the second half, with Zach Awe and Jimmy Knowles adding to the tally at the 65th and 69th minutes, respectively.
  • Later, on November 16, the ‘Owd Reds and Swindon Town battled to a 2-2 draw. The match was a rollercoaster of emotions, with the lead swinging like a pendulum between the two sides. Harry Smith struck early for Swindon, but Accrington’s Sonny Aljofree and Farrend Rawson responded with a one-two punch, flipping the game on its head before the half-hour mark. The second half saw Daniel James Butterworth of Swindon Town finding the net, ensuring his team walked away with a point.
  • On November 19, Accrington faced AFC Wimbledon, resulting in another 2-2 draw. The team’s performance was marked by impressive goals from Nelson Khumbeni and Dara Costelloe, who found the net in the 58th and 75th minutes, respectively. Despite leading for much of the game, late goals from Alistair Smith and James Tilley leveled the score.

    • The visitors

    Next up are the Lillywhites! Their recent performance has been disappointing, with one loss and two draws in their last three matches. Let’s take a closer look at these games to see what happened.

  • On November 12, Bromley faced a challenging match against Charlton in the Football League Trophy. Despite a valiant effort, the Lillywhites succumbed to a narrow 1-0 defeat, with Charlton’s Miles Leaburn scoring the decisive goal in the 70th minute. This performance, although not yielding a victory, showcased Bromley’s potential and determination to make their mark in the league.
  • Later, on November 16, the Lillywhites faced off against Carlisle in a match that ended in a 1-1 draw. The game saw Michael Cheek put Bromley ahead with a penalty in the 54th minute, marking his ninth league goal of the season. However, the game turned when Lewis Leigh received a red card in the 83rd minute, putting Bromley at a disadvantage, and Daniel Adu-Adjei scored a stoppage-time equalizer for Carlisle.
  • On November 26, Bromley secured a 2-2 draw against Walsall at the Poundland Bescot Stadium. Liam Gordon gave Walsall the lead, but Michael Cheek and Danny Imray scored for the Lillywhites. Despite Bromley’s tenacity, David Okagbue’s stoppage-time goal for the Saddlers ensured the match ended in a draw.

    • What the bookmakers say

    Currently, no bookmakers are offering odds for the Accrington Stanley vs Bromley game. However, several websites have already shared their predicted probabilities for the outcome:

    • Accrington Stanley to win: 25%
    • Bromley to win: 25%
    • Draw: 57%
    • Over 1.5 goals: 63%
    • Over 2.5 goals: 38%
    • Both teams to score (BTTS): 57%

    Before this highly anticipated match, both teams will compete in FA Cup and League Two fixtures. Accrington Stanley will face Swindon Town and Grimsby, while Bromley will take on Solihull Moors and Gillingham. The outcomes of these games will provide valuable insights into their form ahead of the clash.

    Update

    Since our last preview, both teams have seen their standings decline. Accrington Stanley, previously in 18th place, have now slipped to 19th. Similarly, Bromley have dropped two positions and are now in 21st.

    Now, let’s look at the teams’ historical performances beyond their current standings. The ‘Owd Reds have been strong at home, remaining unbeaten in their last five games. They secured two wins (1-0 against Barrow and 2-1 against Everton U21) and three draws (0-0 against Walsall and two 2-2 draws against Swindon). Meanwhile, the Lillywhites have been solid on the road. In their last five away matches, they earned two wins (3-4 against Rochdale and 1-2 against Solihull Moors), two draws (1-1 against Cheltenham and 2-2 against Walsall), and one loss (1-0 against Charlton).

    Based on the statistics we have so far, neither team stands out significantly. Unfortunately, head-to-head data isn’t helpful either, as our teams have never faced off before (lucky us). So, for our first recommendation, considering all the recent results, we’re leaning towards a tie. Another option with less value is the Over 2.5 market. That’s our take! Now, it’s time for the next step. Sign up on the best betting platform so you can make the most out of this and all out other free picks!

    BET-IBC
    Scroll to Top