Bristol City vs Leeds Prediction & Betting Tips (2 February)

Bristol do not seem to have the squad cut in stone to be a candidate for promotion or even possible qualification for the playoffs for accession to the Premier League. Only 13th in the Championship, the local club was above all a reference at the beginning of the last century but was never crowned with a major title on the national scene. In the championship, The Robins remain unsuccessful for four days in D2 including a draw on the previous day for the arrival of Watford 1-1. Note that on February 7, they will play the "replay" of the 1/16 finals of the FA Cup against Nottingham Forrest following the draw in the first leg at home 0-0. Relegated from the elite last season, Leeds obviously have the ambition to return to play in the best championship in the world but the task promises to be difficult given the fierce competition.

4th at the start of this day, the Peacoks are however only two small points behind the second, Ipswich and can grant themselves the right to put pressure on them by winning this evening. Earn ? This is their strong point currently with a wonderful series of 4 successive victories in the Championship against Birmingham initially 3-0, on the Cardiff grass at the same rate 0-3, for the arrival of Preston 2-1 and then from the previous day against Norwich 1-0. Like Bristol, Leeds will replay their FA Cup 1/16 final against Plymouth D2 following the draw in the first 1-1. From a more global point of view, the visitors have only lost one of their last ten matches in all competitions.

Injured for a while now, Atkinson (not a match this season), Benarous (not a match for two years), or even Naismith (1 goal, 2 assists this season) will be missing for this poster. More recently, it was Mark Sykes (5 achievements, 2 cakes) who joined them in treatment (OUT this evening). On the other hand, boys like Tommy Conway (6 pawns), the young Samuel Bell (21 years old, 4 goals in the Championship) and Scott Twine (4 goals, 3 caviars in the championship) should all be there. Suffering from a serious lower body injury, Stuart Dallas will be out (absent for more than a year and a half) like Darlow (replacement goalkeeper) and Pascal Struijk (3 pawns this season in the league) who are themselves injured. Also.

Author of 12 pawns in the championship, the young Dutch crack, Summerville (preserved in the FA Cup) will probably be traveling. Ditto for Daniel James (10 goals, 6 assists) and Joel Piroe (also 10 pawns). Having passed through Rennes, Rutter (5 goals, 9 assists in the Championship) will probably also be traveling.