Our prediction for this League 2 match:
Gillingham
Match Time & Date:
07/12/2024
16:00
Prediction: 0-1
Salford
Gillingham will look to bounce back from consecutive defeats to Harrogate and Bromley when they host Salford City at Priestfield Stadium. The Gills have struggled to find their best form in recent weeks, and their inability to convert goal-scoring opportunities has left them frustrated. With no injury concerns in the squad, manager Mark Bonner will expect his players to deliver a much-improved performance to halt their slide.
Salford City, meanwhile, have shown signs of progress, particularly on the road, where they’ve begun to turn promising displays into results. Following their 2-0 triumph over Harrogate, confidence is growing in Neil Wood’s side. Cole Stockton is likely to be rewarded with a start after making a decisive impact off the bench in that victory, showcasing his ability to lead the line effectively. With Salford in fine form and Gillingham struggling of late, we believe that punters from all around the globe can find value in betting on the away team.
Highlighted Team (Gillingham):
Founded back in 1893, Gillingham FC are an English club that compete in the League One. The Gills are well known for their blue shirts with black stripes, but they wear white shirts with a little yellow and blue, and yellow shirts when playing on the travels.
Priestfield Stadium is the club’s home ground, with the venue holding up to 11,582 spectators. Gillingham City have been playing at the stadium since the club’s foundation. Speaking of the club’s main rivals, over the years the Gills have built up a rivalry to Swindon Town. However, it has to be noted that Swindon fans do not consider Gillingham their biggest rivals.
Former goalkeeper Roy Hillyard is the Gillingham City player with the most appearances. The English shot-stopper played for Gillingham City from 1974 to 1991, making 655 appearances for the club. Brian Yeo is the team’s all-time top scorer, netting 149 goals in 387 appearances for the club from 1963 to 1975.
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