Mobile
APP
Hong Kong Odds
- Decimal Odds
- Hong Kong Odds
- Indonesian Odds
- American Odds
- Malay Odds
English
- English
Vietnam
Member Ranking
-
1
WaaaghbossFollow90.9%Win Rate +40.9%ROI 11Tips 1.84Avg Odds -
2
2
WissywaxplanetWon 10/10Follow88.2%Win Rate +34.2%ROI 34Tips 1.51Avg Odds -
3
4
rozayWon 6/6Follow87%Win Rate +23.6%ROI 23Tips 1.42Avg Odds -
4
3
RossyGWon 4/4Follow86.7%Win Rate +35.4%ROI 31Tips 1.57Avg Odds -
5
4
TopnotchWon 6/6Follow86.7%Win Rate +35.6%ROI 30Tips 1.56Avg Odds -
6
2
Reece MccallumWon 10/12Follow83.3%Win Rate +57.2%ROI 12Tips 1.90Avg Odds
2
4
3
4
2
Note: Statistics base on data from last 7 or 30 days
More Ranking
Looking back at the long-term head-to-head records, Sheffield United holds a distinct psychological advantage over Portsmouth in recent encounters.
The two sides have met quite frequently in recent Championship campaigns, with most fixtures playing out as tight, fiercely contested affairs. In one of their past meetings, Sheffield United claimed a dominant 3-0 home win against Portsmouth, putting on a solid display of their clinical, high-powered attacking output.
In the reverse fixture that followed, Portsmouth could not grab three points even with full home field support, falling to a narrow 0-1 defeat. The home side racked up 11 corner kicks compared to the visitors' 4 in that game, a clear sign that they controlled most possession and pushed high to pin their opponents back for the majority of the tie, but simply failed to turn their sustained offensive pressure into actual goals.
Further Reading
-
Henry LandSheffield United boasts a distinct psychological advantage in this upcoming EFL Championship fixture, having showcased far stronger tactical control and clinical finishing across their recent head-to-head clashes. Across their last three league meetings, the Blades have secured two wins and one draw, posting a far superior record against Portsmouth. Their latest away visit to Portsmouth ended in a narrow 1-0 victory, even though the home side racked up 11 corner kicks compared to just 4 for Sheffield United, and completely wasted all those promising set-piece chances to find the back of the net. Portsmouth will be eager to turn the tide on their home turf this time, but they face a stern test breaking down a side that has consistently outperformed them in recent duels.AH
ENG LCH
Portsmouth
3-2 Sheffield United
-
Ethan BlackabySitting 20th in the league table, Portsmouth are stuck in a rough run of form after 8 rounds of action, with only 8 points collected from 2 wins, 2 draws and 4 losses. Their attack has notched 9 goals across these fixtures, but their leaky rearguard has conceded 11, with clear flaws exposed on both ends of the pitch. They have picked up merely 4 points from 4 home matches (1 win, 1 draw, 2 losses), which shows their underwhelming home points-grabbing ability, and their backline has been particularly vulnerable when playing in front of their own fans. Across their latest 6 outings, they have only recorded 1 win, 2 draws and 3 losses, and the low win rate has left the whole squad low on morale. Their playing style is rather direct, as their midfield lacks the fine passing and possession control to build up play smoothly. They rely heavily on wide crosses and long balls to find their strikers: while their midfield is reasonably tough at intercepting opposition passes, they are poor at linO/UENG LCH
Portsmouth
3-2 Sheffield United
-
Amen MohmedSheffield United have picked up 12 points from 9 league matches, sitting 15th on the standings with a run-of-the-mill 3 wins, 3 draws and 3 losses record. They have scored 12 goals and conceded 11 across these fixtures, delivering fairly balanced attacking and defensive performances. The team shows decent competitiveness at home, but their away form still has plenty of room to improve. Their recent form has been up and down, with a clear lack of consistency. Tactically, they are adept at ground-based build-up play, with their midfield putting on solid passing and circulation displays. Their wide players boast strong end-to-end mobility, with wingers cutting inside and delivering byline crosses serving as two of their core attacking options, while their forward line carries plenty of physical threat. Still, their defense has notable hidden issues: the backline occasionally lacks coordinated coverage, and they often fail to recover their positions in time when facing opponents' fast counO/UENG LCH
Portsmouth
3-2 Sheffield United
ENG LCH
