York City vs Bristol Rovers Predictions, Betting Tips and Match Previews

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York City

Bristol Rovers

Bristol Rovers to Win

Reason for tip

Bristol Rovers ended last season in excellent form and can carry that momentum into their opener against newly-promoted York. Steve Evans’ side won ten of their final 12 League Two matches and went unbeaten across the last nine, while they have lost just once in seven away games. Rovers also scored in 17 of their final 19 league outings, so they should have enough attacking threat to make their experience at this level count.

9/4odds when tipped

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Bristol Rovers 1-0

Reason for tip

A narrow away victory looks the best correct-score option. York ended their National League campaign with four of their final six matches staying under 2.5 goals, suggesting this may be a relatively tight introduction to League Two. Bristol Rovers’ strong finish and impressive away record give them the edge, but a single goal could be enough to separate the sides.

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Bristol Rovers can spoil York’s return

Bristol Rovers have been in good form on their travels lately and they are worth backing to get another win at York on Saturday. Steve Evans’ side have only lost one of their last seven League Two away games and have been successful on four of their last six.

York were promoted from the National League last season, while Bristol Rovers finished 14th in League Two with 62 points from 19 wins, five draws and 22 losses.

Bristol Rovers ended last season in excellent form, winning ten of their last 12 League Two games and finishing their campaign with a nine-game unbeaten streak.

They have scored in 17 of their last 19 league games and ended last season on a high, scoring at least twice in six of their final eight League Two matches.

Bristol Rovers can edge this, with a 1-0 correct score in favour of the visitors looking like a decent bet. There were under 2.5 goals in four of York’s six National League games at the end of last season.