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Market 41.7% Β· BetBugs 57%
One side not scoring is the more likely path given Harborough's drought and the number of clean sheets in both recent records.
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A sixth-tier host without a goal in four league games meets a seventh-tier side that has scored 16 in six.
Harborough's home record makes them the likeliest winner, but a level scoreline only sends this tie to a replay, and few goals look likely. Six quoted prices carry an edge: both teams to score No and Under 2.5 goals, both at 2.4, lead them, with St Albans level or ahead at half-time at 1.48.
Harborough's home solidity of 4W-2D-1L and three clean sheets in seven competitive matches runs against a four-match league scoring blank, while St Albans' 16 goals in six came against seventh-tier and lower opposition. A division separates the sides and any draw brings a replay, conditions that point to a tight tie rather than a dominant home display.
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Market 41.7% Β· BetBugs 57%
One side not scoring is the more likely path given Harborough's drought and the number of clean sheets in both recent records.
Market 41.7% Β· BetBugs 56%
Harborough's games have consistently produced few goals and their attack has been quiet, making a low total the more likely outcome.
Market 67.6% Β· BetBugs 75%
Harborough's opening periods have been low on goals at both ends, which favours level at half time. St Albans have been the quicker starters recently, while Harborough concede a share of their goals before the break.
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