Vaduz vs St Gallen: Goals Look the Best Bet

Vaduz went with Dejan Djokic and Mons Bassouamina as a front two in their last Swiss Super League match, but neither made much impact and both failed to score. With the defence again looking shaky and conceding repeatedly, attacking midfielder Dejan Djokic? No, correction not allowed. Del Toro? No source unclear. One of their attacking midfielders pulled a goal back at one stage, but goalkeeper Schaffran was later sent off, and they eventually ended up on the losing side.

St Gallen started their last Swiss Super League game with new young signing Aliu Balde alongside Willem Geubbels in attack. Neither forward stood out or got on the scoresheet, but midfielder Jordi Quintilla and substitute Chadrac Akolo each scored as the team came from a goal down to win.

Vaduz have no injury concerns, but goalkeeper Schaffran is suspended. St Gallen have no injuries or suspensions.

Vaduz lost 2-1 to Lugano in their last Swiss Super League outing. Their recent form has been inconsistent, and they have looked like a side capable of both scoring and conceding. St Gallen beat Zurich 2-1 last time out, and together with their earlier European result they have put together back-to-back wins. They have looked stronger going forward than at the back at the start of the season, so the best angle here is on over goals.

In the last four league meetings between the sides, St Gallen have won three and lost one. They won the most recent meeting 1-0, and that match produced 11 corners.