SK Hranice vs Nove Mesto na Morave Prediction & Betting Tips (10 September)

SK Hranice will be looking to turn the tide when they host Nove Mesto na Morave in the Czech Republic’s 3. MSFL on September 10. Under the guidance of coach Miroslav Matušovič, Hranice have struggled to convert draws into wins, with four stalemates and one loss in their last five outings. Their most recent 2–2 draw against FK Blansko showed flashes of attacking promise, but defensive lapses remain a concern. With just four points from five matches, they sit precariously near the bottom of the table, and the pressure is mounting to deliver a result at home.

Nove Mesto na Morave, meanwhile, arrive in Hranice with a more confident stride. Despite a recent 1–1 draw against Uničov, they’ve shown resilience and attacking flair, particularly in their 4–2 win over Brno B earlier in the season. Their coach has leaned into a high-pressing style that has yielded a better goal-scoring record—averaging over two goals per game. The squad’s depth has been a key asset, with multiple players contributing to the scoresheet, and their away form has been notably strong, making them a dangerous opponent on the road.

Yet, despite the statistical edge favoring Nove Mesto, SK Hranice have a knack for grinding out results at home. Their Stadion SK Hranice has seen them score in each of their last 19 home fixtures, and the team tends to rise to the occasion when facing higher-ranked sides. With the return of key midfielder Jan Koudelka from injury, Hranice may find the creative spark they’ve been missing. The tactical battle between Matušovič’s cautious buildup and Nove Mesto’s aggressive transitions could define the rhythm of the match.

While many predictions lean toward a Nove Mesto win, the margins are tighter than they appear. Expect a tense, physical contest with both sides finding the net. SK Hranice’s home resilience and Nove Mesto’s attacking momentum suggest a match rich in chances. Our forecast leans toward a narrow 2–1 victory for the hosts—an upset on paper, but one rooted in the subtle dynamics of form, motivation, and home advantage.