Our prediction for this League 1 match:
Shrewsbury
Match Time & Date:
05/08/2023
16:00
Prediction: 1-1
Cheltenham
Get ready for a highly-anticipated League One round 1 clash as Shrewsbury Town face off against Cheltenham Town at Montgomery Waters Meadow. Both teams have made significant signings in the summer transfer window, adding to the anticipation of this opening encounter. Shrewsbury's notable additions, Taylor Perry and Carl Winchester, are expected to bolster their midfield and contribute to their attacking power.
On the other hand, Cheltenham's defense will be strengthened by the arrival of defenders Liam Smith and Curtis Davies, providing solidity at the back. As the teams kick off their League One campaign, expect a closely contested affair with tight defenses and strategic play. Both sides have shown a tendency for low-scoring games in pre-season, setting the stage for an under 2.5 goals prediction. English football lovers can look forward to a close match, as Shrewsbury Town and Cheltenham Town vie for a positive start to their League One journey, promising a spectacle of tactical acumen and disciplined displays on the pitch.
Highlighted Team (Cheltenham):
Founded in 1887 by a local teacher Albert Close White, Cheltenham Town are an English club that compete in League Two. The Robins wear white jerseys with red stripes and white shorts when playing at home, while sky blue is the dominant colour of their away kit.
Cheltenham Town clinched the FA Trophy in 1998, with the team defeating Southport 1-0 in the title game. The match was played at Wembley Stadium in front of 26,837 spectators, with John Eaton scoring the only goal of the match. The Robins have won Leamington Hospital Cup, Midland Floodlit Cup, Gloucestershire Senior Cup, Cheltenham League and Gloucestershire Senior Amateur North Challenge Cup as well.
The likes of Gloucester City and Hereford are seen as Cheltenham’s traditional rivals, while, in more recent years, Forest Green Rovers have been the club’s main rivals. A 12-0 win over Chippenham Rovers (November 2, 1935), with the team suffering their biggest defeat against Tydfil (1-10) on March 8, 1952.
Sturm Graz
Girona 
Aston Villa 
Juventus 
Celtic
Club Brugge
Dinamo Zagreb
Borussia Dortmund 
Liverpool
Real Madrid 
Monaco 
Benfica
