Ferencvaros will kick off their UEFA Europa League campaign with a trip to Lotto Park on Wednesday, 25 September. View our free Anderlecht vs Ferencvaros predictions below.
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Anderlecht vs Ferencvaros predictions: Visitors to hold their own
Key stats
- Ferencvaros are on a five-match winning streak and a nine-game unbeaten run.
- In contrast, Anderlecht have no wins in their last four games.
- At least one team blanked in five of Anderlecht's last six matches.
- Eight of Ferencvaros’ last 11 matches and five of Anderlecht's last six games went below the 2.5-goal line.
Correct score prediction: Anderlecht 0-1 Ferencvaros
Not only have Anderlecht failed to win any of their last four matches, but they also failed to score in three of them. On the other hand, Ferencvaros are unbeaten in their last nine matches, keeping five clean sheets in the process. Despite being the underdogs, we are fairly confident that Ferencvaros will hold their own against Anderlecht.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Anderlecht are bookies' favourites
- HOME:1/1 (2.00) – 50%
- DRAW:12/5 (3.40) – 29.4%
- AWAY:27/10 (3.70) – 27%
*Odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
While it can be said that Anderlecht are on a four-match winless run, it is important to note that three of those games ended in stalemates. In fact, David Hubert’s men have lost just once in their last 12 matches across all competitions (W7, D4).
Bearing that in mind, Anderlecht are the expected winners at 1/1 (2.00). Teams with these odds usually have a 50% probability of winning.
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We have also established that both teams scored in just one of Anderlecht's last six matches. On that note, BTTS – No has an appealing look at 19/20 (1.95). That one has a 51.3% chance of landing.
Most recent H2Hs: First encounter in almost three decades
The last time Anderlecht and Ferencvaros squared off against each other was in August 1995, in the qualifying rounds of the 1995/96 UEFA Champions League. Interestingly, Ferencvaros have a win and a draw in two previous meetings between these sides.
As it stands, Ferencvaros have lost just once in seven previous encounters with Belgian opposition (W2, D4), while Anderlecht have never beaten a Hungarian team in four previous attempts (D1, L3).
Anderlecht preview: Looking to get back to winning ways
Anderlecht have not been fortunate on the injury front this season, as they will continue to be without the services of Anders Dreyer (knee injury), Ludwig Augustinsson (concussion), Jan Vertonghen (ACL injury), Thorgan Hazard (ACL injury), while Marco Kana remains doubtful for this game.
Predicted lineup: Coosemans (GK), Sardella, Simic, Zanka, N'Diaye, Verschaeren, Rits, Dendoncker, Stroeykens, Edozie & Dolberg.
UEFA Europa League 03/10/24
W
Real Sociedad
1
Anderlecht
2
Belgium First Division A 28/09/24
D
FCV Dender EH
1
Anderlecht
1
UEFA Europa League 25/09/24
W
Ferencvarosi TC
1
Anderlecht
2
Belgium First Division A 21/09/24
D
Charleroi
0
Anderlecht
0
Belgium First Division A 17/09/24
L
Genk
2
Anderlecht
0
Ferencvaros preview: Sights set on their sixth consecutive victory
Latvian defender Cebrail Makreckis picked up an injury in Ferencvaros’ victory over Budapest last weekend, and his availability is in doubt. Aside from this, the Hungarian giants have a healthy squad.
Predicted lineup: Dibusz (GK), Ramirez, Gustavo, Cisse, Rommens, Botka, Romdhane, Traore, Kehinde, Zachariassen & Varga.
UEFA Europa League 03/10/24
L
Tottenham
2
Ferencvarosi TC
1
UEFA Europa League 25/09/24
L
Anderlecht
2
Ferencvarosi TC
1
Hungary NB I 20/09/24
W
MTK Budapest
1
Ferencvarosi TC
3
Hungary Cup 15/09/24
W
Budafoki MTE
0
Ferencvarosi TC
3
Club Friendly List 07/09/24
W
Balatonfuredi FC
0
Ferencvarosi TC
2
Player to watch: Denes Dibusz
Denes Dibusz was impressive in the Europa League Playoff Round, as his three saves during the penalty shootout qualified Ferencvaros for this competition. The 33-year-old shot-stopper has put in some solid performances lately, conceding just thrice in his last six appearances for club and country. It will be interesting to see how Dibusz performs against an Anderlecht side that blanked in three of their previous four games.
