Vevey Sports
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SC Kriens
€2.38m
Preview
As the Swiss 1. Liga Promotion season heats up, all eyes turn to Stade de Copet, where Vevey Sports will host SC Kriens in a match that could shake up the standings. The visitors arrive as slight favorites, but as any seasoned follower of Swiss football knows, surprises lurk around every corner. With kickoff set for 18:00 GMT on April 17, 2025, let’s break down what to expect from this intriguing encounter.
The bookmakers have priced SC Kriens as the more likely winners, offering odds of 1.98 for an away victory. Vevey Sports, meanwhile, sit at 3.25 for a home win, with a draw at 3.55. These numbers suggest Kriens holds an edge, but not an overwhelming one. NerdyTips’ AI leans toward an X2 (away win or draw) as the safer bet, though with a modest trust level of just 2.8/10. Their prediction for a straight Kriens win carries slightly more confidence, pegged at 1.8 with odds of 1.97.
Digging deeper, the goal markets hint at a relatively contained affair. Under 3.5 goals is favored, with odds of 1.45 and a trust score of 1.0—aligning with the predicted final score of 1-2 and a potential 0-1 halftime lead for Kriens. But why the caution on goals when the league trends suggest otherwise?
Across the 1. Liga Promotion this season, home teams win 39.9% of matches, while away victories occur 29.3% of the time. Draws are far from rare, making up 30.8% of results. Goals flow freely in this division—72.4% of games surpass 1.5 goals, and 55.3% clear 2.5. Yet, only 36.0% breach the 3.5 threshold. Both teams score in 52.2% of fixtures, pointing to a league where attacking play is rewarded but not always dominant.
So why the under 3.5 lean for this match? Vevey Sports’ home form might hold the answer. While they’ve had their struggles, they’ve also shown a knack for keeping games tight in front of their fans. Kriens, meanwhile, prefers a measured approach, prioritizing control over chaos. This could lead to a game where chances are carefully rationed, even if the league-wide stats suggest otherwise.
Vevey Sports will need to find a way to disrupt Kriens’ rhythm if they’re to pull off a surprise. The visitors’ slight edge in the odds reflects their ability to grind out results, especially against mid-table sides. But Vevey’s home crowd could play a role—Stade de Copet has seen its fair share of upsets, and the hosts will draw energy from their supporters.
Defensively, Vevey must stay organized early. Kriens has a habit of seizing control in the first half, and if the predicted 0-1 halftime scoreline materializes, the hosts could face an uphill battle. On the flip side, if Vevey can keep things level or even sneak an early goal, the dynamic shifts entirely.
While the numbers point toward SC Kriens as the safer pick, this is far from a foregone conclusion. Swiss football loves a plot twist, and Vevey Sports have the tools to make life difficult for their more fancied opponents. That said, Kriens’ consistency and slightly superior quality should see them through—even if it’s not a runaway victory.
Prediction: A tightly contested match with under 3.5 goals, finishing 1-2 in favor of SC Kriens. The visitors’ ability to control proceedings and capitalize on key moments should prove decisive, but don’t be shocked if Vevey makes them work for it.
For those looking to back the data, the X2 (away win or draw) at 1.28 offers a cushion, while the straight Kriens win at 1.97 carries decent value. The under 3.5 goals market at 1.45 feels like the smartest play, given both teams’ tendencies in similar fixtures.
Whatever unfolds, this Vevey Sports vs SC Kriens prediction hinges on fine margins. One moment of brilliance—or a lapse in concentration—could swing the outcome. That’s the beauty of football, especially in Switzerland’s unpredictable second tier.
As the Swiss 1. Liga Promotion season heats up, all eyes turn to Stade de Copet, where Vevey Sports will host SC Kriens in a match that could shake up the standings. The visitors arrive as slight favorites, but as any seasoned follower of Swiss football knows, surprises lurk around every corner. With kickoff set for 18:00 GMT on April 17, 2025, let’s break down what to expect from this intriguing encounter.
The bookmakers have priced SC Kriens as the more likely winners, offering odds of 1.98 for an away victory. Vevey Sports, meanwhile, sit at 3.25 for a home win, with a draw at 3.55. These numbers suggest Kriens holds an edge, but not an overwhelming one. NerdyTips’ AI leans toward an X2 (away win or draw) as the safer bet, though with a modest trust level of just 2.8/10. Their prediction for a straight Kriens win carries slightly more confidence, pegged at 1.8 with odds of 1.97.
Digging deeper, the goal markets hint at a relatively contained affair. Under 3.5 goals is favored, with odds of 1.45 and a trust score of 1.0—aligning with the predicted final score of 1-2 and a potential 0-1 halftime lead for Kriens. But why the caution on goals when the league trends suggest otherwise?
Across the 1. Liga Promotion this season, home teams win 39.9% of matches, while away victories occur 29.3% of the time. Draws are far from rare, making up 30.8% of results. Goals flow freely in this division—72.4% of games surpass 1.5 goals, and 55.3% clear 2.5. Yet, only 36.0% breach the 3.5 threshold. Both teams score in 52.2% of fixtures, pointing to a league where attacking play is rewarded but not always dominant.
So why the under 3.5 lean for this match? Vevey Sports’ home form might hold the answer. While they’ve had their struggles, they’ve also shown a knack for keeping games tight in front of their fans. Kriens, meanwhile, prefers a measured approach, prioritizing control over chaos. This could lead to a game where chances are carefully rationed, even if the league-wide stats suggest otherwise.
Vevey Sports will need to find a way to disrupt Kriens’ rhythm if they’re to pull off a surprise. The visitors’ slight edge in the odds reflects their ability to grind out results, especially against mid-table sides. But Vevey’s home crowd could play a role—Stade de Copet has seen its fair share of upsets, and the hosts will draw energy from their supporters.
Defensively, Vevey must stay organized early. Kriens has a habit of seizing control in the first half, and if the predicted 0-1 halftime scoreline materializes, the hosts could face an uphill battle. On the flip side, if Vevey can keep things level or even sneak an early goal, the dynamic shifts entirely.
While the numbers point toward SC Kriens as the safer pick, this is far from a foregone conclusion. Swiss football loves a plot twist, and Vevey Sports have the tools to make life difficult for their more fancied opponents. That said, Kriens’ consistency and slightly superior quality should see them through—even if it’s not a runaway victory.
Prediction: A tightly contested match with under 3.5 goals, finishing 1-2 in favor of SC Kriens. The visitors’ ability to control proceedings and capitalize on key moments should prove decisive, but don’t be shocked if Vevey makes them work for it.
For those looking to back the data, the X2 (away win or draw) at 1.28 offers a cushion, while the straight Kriens win at 1.97 carries decent value. The under 3.5 goals market at 1.45 feels like the smartest play, given both teams’ tendencies in similar fixtures.
Whatever unfolds, this Vevey Sports vs SC Kriens prediction hinges on fine margins. One moment of brilliance—or a lapse in concentration—could swing the outcome. That’s the beauty of football, especially in Switzerland’s unpredictable second tier.
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X2 -357
SC Kriens to win or draw with odds of -3572 -103
SC Kriens is expected to win with odds of -102Under 3.5 -222
No more than 3 goals will be scored in the matchYes -189
Both teams are expected to scoreX2&U4.5 -164
Away win/draw and under 4.5 goals
1:2
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Vevey Sports |
17-Apr-25
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SC Kriens |
19-Oct-24
5:1
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Vevey Sports |
14-Aug-21
1:3
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Switzerland - 1. Liga Promotion| Team | Matches | Goals | Points | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Rapperswil |
34 | 72-35 | 69 |
| 2 |
SC Kriens |
34 | 72-45 | 68 |
| 3 |
Biel-Bienne |
34 | 65-44 | 65 |
| 4 |
Basel II |
34 | 59-47 | 56 |
| 5 |
Breitenrain |
34 | 61-64 | 53 |
| 6 |
Cham |
34 | 48-51 | 44 |
| 7 |
Grand-Saconnex |
34 | 67-60 | 42 |
| 8 |
Vevey Sports |
34 | 60-70 | 42 |
| 9 |
Paradiso |
34 | 31-41 | 42 |
| 10 |
Bulle |
34 | 44-49 | 41 |
| 11 |
Bavois |
34 | 41-46 | 40 |
| 12 |
Young Boys II |
34 | 40-47 | 40 |
| 13 |
Brühl |
34 | 54-72 | 40 |
| 14 |
Luzern II |
34 | 62-65 | 39 |
| 15 |
Lugano II |
34 | 46-51 | 39 |
| 16 |
Zürich II |
34 | 51-59 | 39 |
| 17 |
Baden |
34 | 34-52 | 39 |
| 18 |
Delémont |
34 | 43-52 | 37 |