Niger Tornadoes vs Bayelsa United Prediction: Home team will be a huge advantage

The match between Niger Tornadoes and Bayelsa United will take place at Ahmadu Bello Stadium during week 4 of the Nigeria Professional Football League. Both teams entered this match with a loss under their belts from the previous weekend; therefore, their primary objective will be to win this match and reverse the tide in their favor. Let's get into the basics of the match, and then we can discuss the betting choices.

Niger Tornadoes will look to go back to winning ways today as they are back on their home turf after suffering a loss on the road to Enugu Rangers in week three's showdown that concluded in a score of 2-1. The goals scored by Joel Odoh and Godwin Obaje in the game they played the weekend before were enough to hand Niger Tornadoes a loss in that match, despite the fact that Bashiru Usman scored a goal for Niger Tornadoes in that game to bring them back within striking distance. The Niger Tornadoes are still in 16th place in the NPFL rankings, despite earning three points out of a possible nine throughout the season.

Last weekend, Bayelsa United were defeated at home by Remo Stars in a battle that ended in a score of 1-2. Within the first four minutes of play in that encounter, Olamilekan Adams scored a goal for Remo Stars, putting the Remo Stars ahead. In the meantime, Remo Stars didn't get their second goal until Alimi Sikiru scored in the 78th minute. This came after Oluwaseun Solomon received a red card in the 20th minute. In the meantime, Bayelsa United performed admirably, considering how poorly they played in that match, by cutting the lead to a single-goal loss. Bayelsa United have only played three matches so far this season, but they have one win, which came at home in week one.

Both of these teams have had a difficult season thus far, and this match appears to be wide open for either team to win. The host team will have the advantage of playing in their own stadium, but Bayelsa United will be looking to get revenge after a red card ruined their day against Remo Stars last weekend in Yenagoa. It will be a toss of the coin, but I believe that the Niger Tornadoes have the upper hand in this situation while also looking at the odds of winning.