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Algeria vs Iran Prediction, Betting Tips, Odds & Match Preview. Our betting experts at Trendsinfoo Football preview the Friendly International.
Between Algeria and Iran, providing team statistics, match history, and the best betting suggestions for the match.
Algeria vs Iran Prediction
We will now back Iran to bag a win in Graz and stick our necks out for the bet at 2.00, which seems great value at the moment.
Under 2.5 goals FT shapes to be the best way to go about the market, though, and comes at 1.57!
Algeria VS Iran Prediction: TrendsInfoo SAYS
Scoreline prediction: Algeria 2-1 Iran
Algeria VS Iran ODDS
Iran to win @ 2.00
Under 2.5 goals FT @ 1.57.
Algeria VS Iran HEAD-TO-HEAD
The last time the teams met each other was on March 27, 2018, when the match ended with a score of 2-1. The number of head-to-head matches is 1.
One of them was won by Iran and zero by Algeria. In terms of scored goals, the home team scored 2 while the away team scored in total 1 goals.
Algeria vs Iran Betting Tips
Our analysis of all available data, including recent performances and player stats, suggests the most likely outcome of this match.
Algeria vs Iran Latest News:
An Iran win with a probability of 47.9%. A draw has a probability of 27% and a win for Algeria has a probability of 25.12%.
The most likely scoreline for an Iran win is 1-0 with a probability of 13.38%. The next most likely scorelines for that outcome are 2-0 (9.46%) and 2-1 (8.93%). The likeliest drawn scoreline is 1-1 (12.62%), while for an Algeria win it is 0-1 (8.93%).
Algeria vs Iran Match Preview:
Iran has been in great form and they convincingly topped the Asian Qualifiers Group A to earn their spot in the World Cup, building on it.
Extending an 11-game unbeaten streak through five friendly outings since September. They’ve beaten Panama and Venezuela late in 2017 and built on it.
Against Sierra Leone in a 4-0 win earlier in March, as they meet Algeria at Merkur Arena in Graz looking to build on the consistency.
Algeria will be no easy side to beat but we’ve seen them in an unpredictable spell of form and we don’t feel they have what it takes to keep up with the rivals at this point.
They’ve beaten the Central African Republic 3-0 and are yet to meet Tanzania but it’s fair to say that a clash against Carlos Queiroz’s men will be much more of a challenge!
Team Melli has been rock-solid defensively and rarely concedes goals, showing off the great character at most crucial times across competitions.
They will now be very motivated to outclass the struggling rivals, who have high hopes of bouncing back ahead.
The Africa Cup of Nations Qualifiers in September, which obviously promises another great display in a narrow contest looming.
