Setubal vs Santa Clara Soccer Betting Tips

Vitória de Setúbal’s team has been comfortable fighting for maintenance and comes to this journey in 12th place in the league table with the same 29 points as Boavista and Belenenses and a 10 point advantage for the relegation zone. In 25 games, Julio Velázquez’s team has six wins, 11 draws and eight defeats, with 18 goals scored and 28 goals conceded.

On the day of the resumption of the championship, after the interruption, Vitória drew (1-1) in the visit to Marítimo, in a game where he was affected by luck, such was the offensive flow that allowed the islanders and the way he ended up reaching equality after having suffered in the 11th minute and having seen VAR save him from conceding two more goals, before reaching the 1-1.

Santa Clara enjoys even more tranquility in the fight for permanence and reaches this journey in a comfortable 9th place in the overall classification with the same 33 points from Moreirense, five less than Vitória de Guimarães and Rio Ave and three more than Gil Vicente.

In 25 matches, the Azorean team totaled nine wins, six draws and 10 losses, with 22 goals scored and 28 goals conceded.

Last Friday, João Henriques’ team performed well on their return to the competition and played one of the most surprising results of round 25, by winning, with the right to a comeback, in the reception to Braga (3-2), in Cidade do Futebol, home loaned until the end of the season, due to the restrictions imposed by DGS for the return of football.

In classificatory and punctual terms, Vitória de Setúbal and Santa Clara have had quite identical campaigns until this stage of the championship, however, the analysis of this game requires a careful look at what was the production of the two teams, in terms of football and also of physical freshness, in the journey of recovery.

Now, while Vitória de Setúbal seemed to have a lack of rhythm and took a “bath” from Marítimo, despite avoiding defeat, Santa Clara showed itself in a great level and even managed to beat the 3rd place, who left Oeiras with his eyes on the ground, due to the way the Azorean team fought and managed to reach the turnaround, even having benefited from having played in numerical superiority in the second half of the complementary stage.