Beijing Guoan vs Wuhan Three Towns

Beijing Guoan vs Wuhan Three Towns, two open-game defences In the Chinese Super League, Beijing Guoan host a Wuhan Three Towns side with the worst defence in the league. The hosts have a good attack (around 26 goals in the opening rounds) but also concede plenty; Wuhan, beyond a heavily breached backline (around 30 conceded), still manage to score. The tip under review concerns a game with at least two goals. The ingredients for a game with goals A lively attack like Guoan's, against the most fragile defence in the league, creates the ideal conditions for a game with goals. Add the prolific nature of the CSL, close to three goals a game on average. Wuhan, too, tend to take part in eventful games. As always, the available table is updated to a few weeks ago and details on lineups and absentees remain partial. Our read The combination of Beijing Guoan's attack, Wuhan's generous defence and a high-scoring league strongly supports the idea of at least two combined goals. I'd put the probability around 78%. The main risk is a surprise low-scoring game, inconsistent with the two sides' numbers. The confidence is fair.