Asswehly vs ES Tunis Prediction & Betting Tips

Two very different runs of form

Asswehly's numbers jump off the page: 14 wins from 20, just one defeat, and 33 goals scored against only 6 conceded. Their most recent matches were a two-legged continental win over KVZ, home and away, without conceding a goal either time.

Asswehly: 20 completed matches; ES Tunis: 20 completed matches.

Asswehly

20 matches

Win

70% 14 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

5% 1 / 20

Scored

33

Conceded

6

Difference

+27

ES Tunis

20 matches

Win

60% 12 / 20

Draw

20% 4 / 20

Loss

20% 4 / 20

Scored

29

Conceded

15

Difference

+14

ES Tunis have been solid rather than spectacular, with 12 wins, 4 draws and 4 losses from 20 games. There's more unevenness in there too, including a run of cup exits earlier in the year and a continental defeat to Mamelodi Sundowns, though their domestic form has picked up again with three wins in their last four.

Asswehly's aggregate 4-0 win over KVZ in their last outing is the standout form line here.

Comparative Team Statistics: Asswehly vs ES Tunis

Where ES Tunis sit domestically

We only have a snapshot of ES Tunis's domestic table position: second, with 9 points from 6 games, two wins, three draws and a single loss. That's a reasonable early-season return, though six games is a small sample to lean on heavily.

There's no equivalent domestic standings data for Asswehly here, so we can't set the two sides side by side in terms of league position. This is really just context on how ES Tunis are doing at home in Tunisia, not a measure of continental strength.

ES Tunis's goals are shared around

Aboubacar Diakite leads the scoring for ES Tunis with 3 goals in 9 matches, with J. Diarra and M. Tougai both on 2 apiece from fewer appearances. A. Ben Hmida has chipped in with 2 assists, suggesting the creative side isn't resting on one player either.

ES Tunis:

Best scorers:

Aboubacar Diakite - 3

J. Diarra - 2

M. Tougai - 2

Best assist providers:

A. Ben Hmida - 2

Penalty cards:

H. Jelassi x 3

Houssem Teka x 2

On discipline, H. Jelassi and Houssem Teka have picked up a handful of yellow cards between them, though nothing here points to an actual suspension for this fixture. We don't have equivalent player detail for Asswehly, so this section leans entirely on the ES Tunis side of things.

Two contrasting continental campaigns

Both clubs arrive with recent continental experience. Asswehly swept aside KVZ 4-0 on aggregate to get here, while ES Tunis had a mixed group-stage run themselves, beating Al Ahly home and away but losing both legs to Mamelodi Sundowns.

That tells us ES Tunis can hurt strong opposition on their day, but also that they're not unbeatable against continental quality. Asswehly's recent form is clearly the more eye-catching of the two, though it's worth remembering the match is still some weeks away from when this form was recorded.

Neither side's continental form guarantees anything by kickoff, given the gap between now and the fixture.