ADO Den Haag vs PSV Predictions

• Both teams have scored in just 2 of Den Haag’s last 6 matches.
• Both teams have scored in just 1 of PSV’s last 4 matches.
• PSV have won 5 of their last 7 matches against Den Haag.
• Den Haag have lost twice as many games at home as they have won.

PSV have an excellent record against Den Haag

Den Haag lost 4-2 away at Sparta Rotterdam in Tuesday’s rearranged Eredivisie clash while PSV picked up their first win of the new year at home to Willem II, meaning the gap between the two clubs increased to 22pts. If you include friendlies, Den Haag actually edge the form guide heading into Saturday’s clash having won three, drawn one, and lost two of their last six matches, with PSV securing just the one win, two draws, and three defeats during that same period.

However, PSV have outplayed their hosts so far this season and have won five of the pairs’ last seven encounters, so you can see why we have backed an away win this weekend. Only two of Den Haag’s last six and one of PSV’s last four matches have seen both teams score, with the visitors keeping a clean sheet during their 3-0 win over Willem II and Den Haag failing to score in two of their last three league games.

The hosts have only won twice at home in the league this season, losing four times, while PSV have picked up three wins on the road so far. Den Haag average 1.00 points per home game, which is well below the league average of 1.76 points, while PSV average 1.18 points per away game, which is just above the league average of 1.03 points.

The hosts have failed to score in over a third of their home games

Den Haag only score an average of 1.00 goals per home game and concede 1.27 goals while PSV score an average of 1.45 goals per away game concede an average of 1.36 goals, and we have backed a 2-0 win for the visitors this weekend. Under 2.5 goals have been produced in a staggering 73% of Den Haag’s home matches this season and 45% have seen both teams score, so you can see why we have backed the struggling hosts to lose 2-0 on Saturday.

The hosts have only scored 11-goals at home this season but 64% of their home games have produced over 2.5 goals, which adds further weight to our prediction for a 2-0 away win. Den Haag have also failed to score in 36% of their home games while PSV have only failed to score in 18% of their trips on the road, with exactly 2-goals being scored in 36% of the hosts’ home matches and 36% of the visitors’ away games.

A majority of Den Haag’s defeats this season (9) have had a margin of 2 goals or more while a majority of PSV’s wins (10) have been obtained with a margin of 2 goals or more, which ties in perfectly with our prediction for a 2-0 away win this weekend. We’re confident that we won’t see both teams score on Saturday and we have predicted a final scoreline of 2-0 in favour of PSV. The visitors might not be the form favourites but they have outplayed Den Haag in all departments this season and following their 3-0 win over high-flying Willem II, we expect another strong performance from PSV on Saturday.