Match Preview: USA 0-0 Saudi Arabia Predictions and Betting Tips 27.09.2022

USA – Saudi Arabia Predictions

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USA 0-0 Saudi Arabia

Date: 27.09.2022 | Match at: 19:00 | League: FRIENDLY INTERNATIONAL | Tip: Over 1.5 Goals | Odds: 1.40 | Bookie: Unibet.

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USA – Saudi Arabia PREVIEW

• All that stands between the US Men’s National Team (USMNT) and the toughest World Cup group stage based on average rankings (#15) is this warm-up game with Saudi Arabia. Gregg Berhalter’s men put in a concerning performance against Japan last time out, as they failed to register a shot on target in an eventual 2-0 defeat.
• That was only the USMNT’s third defeat across their last 15 internationals and the previous two defeats in that run were followed up with 3-0 wins. A repeat of that would go down well, but challenges exist as not only is this the USA’s first game on Spanish soil for over 30 years, but they also have a long list of absentees missing out including the likes of Christian Pulisic.
• Saudi Arabia may feel slightly more at home in Spain having played their last friendly game here in Murcia, a hard-fought 0-0 draw with Ecuador. That was an impressive defensive display, but it also served to extend Saudi Arabia’s run without scoring to 295 minutes of play. With that being the case, fans shouldn’t get carried away with score predictions, especially as 14 of Saudi Arabia’s last 15 matches produced two or fewer goals.
• The Green Falcons finished above Japan in their second and third stage World Cup Qualifiers (W12, D4, L1), which is a seriously impressive feat considering that the entire team plies their trade in the Saudi Professional League! Hervé Renard’s men have certainly proven themselves against AFC nations, and now we’ll find out how they do against CONCACAF’s USA in preparation for facing Mexico in their World Cup group.
• Players to watch: Luca de la Torre may feel right at home given that he’s the only USMNT player in the current selection to ply his trade in Spain. The midfielder has also assisted in two of his last three international appearances. Meanwhile, striker Haroune Camara scored four of his last six club goals away from home, but he still seeks his first for Saudi Arabia.
• Hot stat: Just one of the USMNT’s last six games and one of the Saudi’s last eight have seen both teams score.