Crystal Palace-Rayo Vallecano Conference final odds prediction

In a season where the Premier League has featured a finalist team in every competition, Crystal Palace will be looking for a repeat of British football following Aston Villa’s Europa League triumph against Freiburg. Glasner, therefore, is set to attack the Conference League: let’s find out the prediction and odds for Crystal Palace-Rayo Vallecano scheduled for Wednesday 27 May at 9pm.

CRYSTAL PALACE-RAYO VALLECANO PREDICTION ODDS

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An unprecedented final for the Conference League, where the big teams exited before the final act, leaving room for the representatives of England and Spain. Yes, La Liga: the failures of Barcelona, ​​Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid in the Champions League can be partially redeemed by a possible success of Rayo, capable of reaching the match in Leipzig to save Iberian football from the British cyclone.

There is no obvious favorite for this final because Crystal Palace and Rayo are more or less equal: perhaps the English club, capable of winning last season’s FA Cup in the final against Guardiola’s City, has greater experience and a truly formidable attacking duo, made up of Sarr and Mateta, who have long been in the running for Juve and Milan in the January transfer window. The English, among other things, also eliminated Fiorentina by beating them in London and Florence to reach Leipzig. For the bookies of the main betting sites there is no doubt that there will be at least one goal in the final in Leipzig. The Over 0.5 is on the board at 1.06 on Netbet and Netwin, at 1.05 on Admiralbet and at 1.04 on Starcasinò. Precisely for this event Admiralbet offers the increased odds on the indicated outcome which rises to 8.00 only for new members.

RAYO’S AMBITIONS

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In addition to the trophy, the Conference League final will also offer a place in the next edition of the Europa League, a competition for which Crystal Palace and Rayo Vallecano have not qualified through their respective leagues. The English finished fifteenth in the Premier League, with a disappointing finish, while the Spanish finished eighth in La Liga with a sprint achieved thanks to seven useful results in a row (4 wins and 3 draws).

Inigo Perez’s team will try to bring the trophy to Spain with a very careful game, in an attempt to repel the opponents’ attacks. The paths of the two contenders are more or less equivalent: 8 victories each in the Conference League and 3 defeats. Three draws for the English, one for the Spaniards who played two games less.

To be considered, as with any balanced final, the possible 0-0 at the end of the first half. Solution that is on the board at 2.80 on Snai and at 2.55 on Betflag, William Hill and Eurobet.

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