This is an undoubtedly difficult case, however, we think that the timing is one that probably favors the likelihood of surprise on the part of the guests.
In any case, stalling this year's free scoring is probably not the most prudent but somewhere seems to have lost some ground in play offs and this mainly due to the instability it has with three defeats in the last seven and without winning most recently two, having been forced to draw 3-3 with Hartlepool in before 2-0 was defeated in Dagenham last time. The "marks" came from playing with Hartlepool when it turned the original against 0-1 to 3-1, but saw her opponent score with two goals after 85 '.
On the other hand, Halifax has clearly found a form, being undefeated in the last six with three wins and an equal number of draws but with a four-goal loss, with no defeat (just a defeat in the last seven) and not just in random seats but in strong enough those of Woking, Eastlih, Dover, and Rexam. A common feature of the "tight" defense in that time, and if we can maintain that good level, we think that the chances of making the damage to the last Filded problem are just as high.
As we said before, it is a high risk choice, but we believe that the 5,52 offered by our goalbet exceeds it.