Portimonense have seen under 2.5 goals in 8 of their last 10 matches against Boavista in all competitions. There have been over 2.5 goals scored in Boavista's last 4 away games (Liga Portugal). Boavista are undefeated in their last 5 matches against Portimonense in all competitions.
For the fourth consecutive season, Paulo Sérgio will manage Portimonense SC, which gives stability to the team and the levels of confidence needed to beat the drop. The Algarveans have kept almost all of their crucial players and are expected to enter the new season on the right foot. Boavista, on the other hand, are dealing with some internal issues. That might not be reflected on the pitch yet, but the 'Axadrezados' could struggle throughout the season if they don't make some changes. Keeping Petit as their head coach, however, is good news. Portimonense's wonderful results during pre-season should be extended to their season opener and a home win is expected on Sunday. 2:0
New signing Bryan Róchez will not contribute as he's injured. Aponza should start upfront as a result. Samuel might yet leave for FC Porto, but until that deal is done he's expected to feature in the Portimonense goal. Nathan might start at the heart of the defence as Robson failed to impress during pre-season. New Signing Salvador Agra is expected to start out wide, getting the nod over Kenji Gorré. N'Jie and Bozenik will be in competition to lead the line on Sunday.
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