PSS Sleman vs Borneo FC Prediction: Borneo Should Win Easily

The Borneo Dolphins resume their season thruster once more as they travel to the Manahan ahead of their fourth league clash against PSS Sleman. Two teams with opposite forms meet in this explosive contest, expected to be serenaded with goals. Can Borneo continue their invincibility, or will we witness some shocker after the final whistle?

Recent Form: L-L-L

After three games in the season’s opener, disappointment rocks the owners of the Manahan, who have yet to pick a point from the last three games. Losing 1-0 to the Green Crocodiles of Surabaya in the opener, they further encouraged their journey of forfeiture against Persik Kediri in the 2-0 clash. Before the break, fans hoped for fresh air against Semen Padang - and were grossly upset in the narrow 1-0 loss. Their dullness in front of goals seats them in the bottom spot, and while there is a lot of room for improvement, they face a huge obstacle here in the form of Borneo.

Cleberson is expected to dare to dream — even though very little is expected to be different in their league running.

Recent Form: W-W-W

The Dolphins have been untouchable since the start of the league, leaving victories in their trial both in the domestic league and the Asean Club Championship. The opener against Semen Padang was no shocker, as they thrived against Arema and Blai United, seizing flawless victories while decimating the opponents with two goals each.

Borneo fields a 4-2-3-1 formation that reinforces the attack while supporting the defense. The obvious tactic is to provide a false sense of security for the opposing midfielders while leaving the flanks open for their cruise.

Our favorite man is winger Stepan Lilipaly, who was bright — as usual against the Lion City Sailors, setting up goals from his frontman Leo Gaucho and Beguinho.

Three recent meetings between the sides have produced two wins for Borneo and one win for PSS Sleman. The most recent two produced U 2.5 goals — an identical 1-0 scoreline and a BTTS-NO.

Borneo is the favourite, and we expect them to begin their domination in the first half. Sleman may kick up a storm, but they may be no match for Borneo, who have dared battle tough league teams and come out on top. Our top thoughts are:

• Under 2.5 goals at 1.80 odds from Bet365.
• A BTTS-NO at 2.04 odds with Betway.
• A win for Borneo FC at 2.05 odds from 1xbet.