RSB Berkane vs Ittihad Tanger Prediction: The Orange Boys are the favourite to secure the maximum points

The Orange Boys will lock horns against Ittihad Tanger at the Stade Municipal de Berkane Stadium tomorrow. RSB Berkane look set to sustain their sixteen games unbeaten run, while the visitors will hope to continue their strong start to the campaign. 

The Orange Boys have been formidable this campaign, heading here with a stalemate against AS FAR Rabat on the road. RSB Berkane’s Brazilian midfielder scored the equaliser against a strong AS FAR Rabat side. The (1-1) stalemate was their first game of the season, where they failed to secure the maximum points. 

Before then, they had won five consecutive victories in all competitions. 

RSB Berkane cemented their spot in the continental championship after a decent run towards the end of the season. New coach Moin Chaabani came in to help achieve their goal last season, and the Tunisian will continue with the Orange Boys after losing six times in twenty games.

The RSB Berkane have won back-to-back games on their home turf this campaign. 

The Hercules maintained their momentum this season, however, it was a stalemate against FUS Rabat on the road. Ittihad Tanger defended with their lives as they were reduced to nine men against an offensive opponent. Oussama Al Aiz and Youseff Chania were shown a red card, which halted their teams' chances of securing three successive victories. 

Ittihad Tanger are firing from all cylinders this campaign with three games without defeat. Ittihad Tanger have been formidable this campaign and have defended well in games where it requires while attacking when they have to. Ittihad have been impressive on the road lately, with six matches without defeat.

Over their previous twenty meetings, RSB Berkane have won seven while Ittihad Tanger have recorded five wins and eight games ending in a tie. RSB Berkane have been in excellent form since the season began, heading here with two wins and a stalemate. They are now unbeaten over their last seven games this campaign and will be keen to maintain such momentum. On the opposing end, Ittihad Tanger have been up and running lately, marching here with two wins and a stalemate. 

Considering the fact that, Ittihad Tanger played with nine men against FUS Rabat and still got a point, we think they’ll struggle here. The absence of Oussama Al Aiz and Youseff Chania will affect their performance; bet on a home win or draw and BTTS for 2.65.

We also expect the hosts to score before the break for 1.71.

We believe this game will produce more than two goals here. 

Good luck!