Harrogate Town
- Harrogate Town boss Simon Weaver has built his team to be a compact, energetic, high-pressing side, with his side looking to win the ball back high up the field and transition quickly in numbers.
- They will look to counter-attack and win the game on the break, a system which has been used recently, especially with the emergence of Tom Cursons, who has scored both of Harrogate’s last two goals in a five-match span.
- Harrogate are in 23rd, with just 18 points from 26 matches.
- Harrogate have won two, drawn one, and lost nine of their 12 home league matches this season, conceding 22 goals.
Fleetwood Town
- Fleetwood’s new boss Peter Wild has arrived with a completely different strategy, playing with his full-backs overlapping and attacking with wingers in an attempt to stretch teams out and win games with their skill and pace.
- Both Harrogate and Fleetwood come into this game in poor form, with Fleetwood’s matches since Wild’s arrival providing no real improvement on the results they were getting before.
- Fleetwood are in 15th place in League Two with 34 points from 25 games.
- Fleetwood’s away record (W3, D3, L6) is slightly better than Harrogate’s home record (W2, D1, L9).
Head-to-Head
Fleetwood edged Harrogate in their most recent meeting, a 3-2 win three months ago in League Two.
Key Players
Harrogate’s Jack Muldoon leads their League Two scoring charts, netting five goals in 20 games for the Sulphurites, while Fleetwood’s main man up front, Will Davies , has also scored five times in 22 appearances .
Betting Insights
- Odds: Fleetwood 2.28, Harrogate 3.1, Draw 3.25.
- Recommended market: Over 2.5 Goals at 1.95.
Prediction
Given Fleetwood’s slightly better away record and the fact they have edged Harrogate in their most recent match ( 3-2 three months ago in League Two), I think the better bet here is Over 2.5 Goals at 1.95 .