Red Arrows vs Prison Leopards Prediction: Expect goals from both teams

The Zambia Super League ma♋tch between Red Arrows and Prison Leopards that is scheduled to take place in round 29 will take place at Nkoloma Stadium. The home team's most recent match was a tie with Forest Rangers, while the away team, Leopards, played FC Muza last weekend and also played to a scoreless draw.

The Red Arrows' previous games resulted in draws with Green Buffaloes, Nchanga Rangers, and Forest Rangers, while they won one game against Chambishi and lost one game to Nkana. Red Arrows were only able to score six goals while allowing nine to be scored against them in those matches. During the current league season, the Red Arrows have scored 1.11 goals on average per game they have played. In terms of disciplinary actions, the home team received a total of 38 yellow cards and 2 red cards. Red Arrows appear to be adept at holding possession of the ball, as evidenced by their season-long average of 51.33% possession.

Prison Leopards come into this match having won one of their previous five matches against Nchanga Rangers, losing one of those matches to Chambishi, and drawing three of their most recent matches with Nkana, Forest Rangers, and Man Utd Zambia Academy. Two goals were scored by the club, but they allowed four goals to be scored against them in those contests. When playing away from home, Prison Leopards had a goal scoring average of 1.11 and a goals against average of 0.96. The squad was shown 41 yellow cards, but none of the more serious red cards for disciplinary cautions. The Prison Leopards have an extremely strong hold on the ball, as evidenced by their season-long average of 52.45% ball possession.

Only seven times in recent history have Red Arrows and Prison Leopards competed against one another, with Red Arrows emerging victorious four times and Prison Leopards failing to take home a single victory. A total of three of the games were decided by a draw. In the head-to-head matchups between the two teams, Red Arrows scored 10 goals, while Prison Leopards only managed to score 4 goals.

Both clubs have not been in particularly good shape as of late, but we cannot help but commend them for the great defensive efforts that they have been putting out. Despite the fact that we feel that we will see stronger performances and improved play from both teams, we still believe that there will be little to distinguish these teams and that a draw would be the best possible conclusion. As a result of the fact that neither team is expected to play particularly well defensively, there is a good likelihood that both teams will score at some point over the course of this encounter.