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The duel between The Strongest vs Jorge Wilstermann will be one of the three matches scheduled for Matchday 16 of the Bolivian League during Sunday. Despite having lost on the last matchday, the home team is still the leader of the domestic competition. On the other hand, the visitors are struggling with one of the worst performances of the tournament.
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Betting Preview for the The Strongest vs Jorge Wilstermann Bolivian Liga Profesional Matchday 16 Game on June 4, 2023
- Where: Hernando Siles Stadium, La Paz, Bolivia
- When: Sunday, June 4, 2023, 5:30 PM E.T.
- Moneyline: The Strongest(-286) | Tie(+350) | Jorge Wilstermann(+600)
- Over/Under (2.5): Over(-167) | Under(+120).
- Both Teams Score: Yes (-125) | No (-112)
Betting on The Strongest (-286 at Codere)
The Strongest heads into this new matchday as the leader of the competition with 30 points and remains at the top despite having lost two of its last three matches, which are also its only two losses in the competition.
In their previous game, the locals lost in their visit to Always Ready by 2-0, suffering an own goal by defender Adrián Jusino that made everything difficult for them. So far this season, The Strongest has won nine of fourteen games played and has scored a total of 26 goals.
Probable lineup (4-4-2): Guillermo Viscarra; Saúl Torres, Gonzalo Castillo, Adrián Jusino, Carlos Roca; Jaime Arrascaita, Carlos Robles, Álvaro Quiroga, Fabricio Quaglio; Junior Arias, Enrique Triverio.
Betting on Jorge Wilstermann (+600 at Codere)
Jorge Wilstermann is going through a very difficult season as it is second to last in this competition with only 14 points, only ahead of bottom-placed Blooming by only two points. With too many difficulties, they register three draws in their last five games.
One such draw occurred last week after a 0-0 home draw with Royal Pari after a discreet 0-0 draw at home against Royal Pari, a match in which they ended up with six players receiving yellow cards. Curiously, and despite their poor performance, this team has a positive goal difference, registering a differential of (+5).
There are not many options before this match and if you head to Codere and want to bet on an unexpected Wilstermann win, a 1-0 result in their favor has odds of (+1600) with which you could win $1,280 for every 80 dollars you bet. .
Probable lineup (3-5-2): Arnaldo Giménez; Marcelo Suárez, Julián Velásquez, Robson dos Santos; Jonata Machado, Alejandro Chumacero, Clemilson da Silva, Juan Aponte, Rudy Cardozo; Vladimir Castellón, Miguel Bianconi.
El Jefe’s Prediction on The Strongest vs Jorge Wilstermann
The Strongest has a good chance to get back to winning ways and stay at the top of the standings by facing one of the most inconspicuous teams in Bolivian soccer this season.
As host, the hosts have won their last three matches, including the midweek game of Copa Libertadores. Therefore, at JefeBet we believe that the home team should prevail and show why they are the best team in the tournament.
Being at the top, logically The Strongest is favored in Codere‘s initial odds and if you want to bet on a win for this team, an interesting option is to play for a 3-1 in their favor, an interesting option is to play for a 3-1 in their favor, which with odds of (+900) could win you 720 dollars when betting only 80.
Prediction:The Strongest Moneyline (STR 2-0 WIL) | Bet on The Strongest here
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