Bologna-Verona (goal-goal HT)

Bologna under coach Sinisa Mikhailovic is one of the most aggressive teams in Serie A, especially when it plays at home. Indicatively, its home games last year had the fourth highest average of goals in the whole category with 3.5 goals per game behind only 3.8 and 3.7 of Atalanta, Inter and Napoli (33 assets and 33 liabilities in 19 matches). And this year her first samples seem to be just as encouraging as in her premiere she prevailed with 3-2 of the newly enlightened Salernitana after an exciting ninety minutes.

Verona is living in a time of transition and adapting to new circumstances is forcing it. Something that was expected to happen as the architect Juric was a thing of the past. With him came some very good results and Verona played with a tough way of playing that was able to put hard on any team in the league. Yuric, however, left for Turin and with him the defense security left. Something that will hardly change as the man who was called to replace him by Eusebio Di Francesco is a very aggressive coach who does not pay much attention to the defensive part. Something that has been seen in the team's results so far in its defeats with 1-3 and 2-3 by Sassuolo and Inter in its first two games for this year's championship.

The Italian league has risen sharply in its goal average in recent years and we see this this year as we have high scores in most teams' results. I expect something like this tonight as well, as Bologna with four points will have to take comfort in the grass and Verona will have to play aggressively to get its first points this year. I will bet on 4.33 of half time goals scored by bet365 but with 1 / 10 bet as we are after the cessation of national teams something that often affects teams and their performance.