Bottom clash with the second from bottom that hosts last in table.
Drogheda has more chances to win this, as because they are home team, as because they are showing little improvement in last matches.
But the best odds are for Over 2,5, an option that i think probable viewing how these two defence are weak§:
Drogheda has 44 goals against in total, 20 of them suffered at home; Bray has 50 goals against, 21 of them suffered away. By far the worst defences in league.
And i think that this option remain possible also if we see that the attacks are weak, with only 11goals scored at home for Drogheda and seven scored away for Bray.
The reason is that both teams must try to win this match, having the occasion to fight against a team that is more or less of the same strenght (better, the same weakness).
Drogheda needs to win, third from bottom Galway, has only 5 points more of them, while Bray needs to win because another lost, should means that they are lready in first division.
Last, both team suffer some absences in defence.
For home team, that recovers Eoghan Osborne (def. 8atts. +2 as sub 1goal) and Darren Brennan(def. 2 atts. +1 as sub), are out Jamie Harris (def. 12atts. +2 as sub), Brendan McGill (midf. 15atts. 1goal), Darragh McNammara (midf. 0), while Bray has unavailable Richie Baker (midf. 7atts. +1 as sub 1goal), Derek Tyrell (def. 7atts +2as sub), Stephen Brennan (def. 6atts. +3 as sub).
stake: 6/10
picks: over 2,5
odds: 1.98
bookmaker: bet365
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