Projection for Tiraspol, Sheriff vs. BATE Borisov 10.08.2023 League of Europa

League of Europa qualification for the contest
• Time: August 10, 2023, Thursday
• Start-off: 1 / 19.00 CEST + 18:00 UTC
• Stadionul Sheriff( Tiraspol ) is the location.

The two teams eliminated in the previous round of the League of Leaders will meet in the League of Europa on Thursday, as Tiraspol, Sheriff welcome Belarusian giants BATE Borisov for the first leg of the third qualifying round.

Tiraspol, Sheriff vs BATE Borisov Betting Tips: Sheriff to Win

With Amine Talal’s goal and a 1 — 0 victory in Moldova and an early lead on Israeli soil, Sheriff appeared to be making sure steps in the direction of the next League of Leaders qualifying round. However, despite their two goals, they ultimately lost to Haifa Maccabi 2 — 4 overall.

The Tiraspol-based club, however, was able to soften the painful expulsion from the elite club competition by triumphantly establishing their hegemony in the Moldovan championship, where they defeated Petrocub with a minimum of 1 — 0 last season.

Sheriff’s foreign legion will take the field on Thursday with the expectation of gaining a good lead before taking on the Romanian giants in the second leg next week. They have an impressive home record of 11 games unbeaten, winning nine of them and drawing two.

More importantly, the Yellow-Blacks have consistently performed well at the back when facing their home crowd in recent years, winning both League of Leaders qualifiers against Farul Constatna 3 — 0 and Haifa Maccabi 1:1 in each of their final five home games across all competitions.

The Belarusian giant BATE Borisov, unlike the hosts of the first leg, is clearly in a foul mood when they lose to Aris Limassol 5 — 11 last week in the League of Leaders’s second qualifying round, which was an unprecedented humiliation.

While the current is not as promising, the days when BATE easily avoided the qualifying rounds of Western competitions are slowly but surely passing. Given that they have been vying for the home subject since 2018, the Borisov Arena team’s fifth-place finish in the Belarusian Vysheyshaya Liga desk with 22 points after 14 games is a glaring sign that the era is over.

While Aris’ 11 arrows are still buzzing in their ears, Zholto-Sinie’s recent battles on foreign soil, in which they have only won once in the previous two months — with two draws and two losses — will present an additional challenge. Sheriff should be able to secure a comfortable lead thanks to his house advantage and latest improvements.