Den Bosch vs FC OSS Prediction & Betting Tips

Form guide: two sides short on confidence

Den Bosch have picked up two wins, a draw and four defeats in their last seven league matches, with games swinging wildly - a 5-2 win one week, a 1-4 defeat the next.

Den Bosch: 20 completed matches; FC OSS: 20 completed matches.

Den Bosch

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

20% 4 / 20

Loss

40% 8 / 20

Scored

35

Conceded

37

Difference

-2

FC OSS

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

5% 1 / 20

Loss

55% 11 / 20

Scored

34

Conceded

40

Difference

-6

FC OSS have had it tougher, winning just twice in their last seven and losing five, including three defeats by two or more goals. Neither team looks settled right now.

Den Bosch's home form has been patchy too, so their record away from Oss shouldn't be read as a guarantee of anything here.

Comparative Team Statistics: Den Bosch vs FC OSS

A fixture with history

These two have met close to twenty times since 2016, and it's a fairly even head-to-head overall. But specifically when Den Bosch have hosted FC OSS, they've won more often than not, including a 5-2 win last August and a run of narrow 1-0 victories in previous seasons.

That's historical pattern rather than current form, and the two teams have swapped results plenty of times in between.

Both sides deep in the bottom half

Den Bosch sit 16th with seven points from seven games, while FC OSS are just below in 18th with six points. Both have scored and conceded a fair amount already this season.

There's barely daylight between them on the table, which fits with how tight recent meetings have generally been.

Goals and cards to watch

S. Karlsson Grach has four goals in seven matches for Den Bosch, matched exactly by F. Nsingi's tally for FC OSS, so both attacks have a reliable source of goals.

Den Bosch:

Best scorers:

S. Karlsson Grach - 4

Penalty cards:

K. Felida x 3

FC OSS:

Best scorers:

F. Nsingi - 4

Penalty cards:

A. Henry x 1

J. Mathieu x 3

On discipline, J. Mathieu and K. Felida have both picked up three yellows in five games apiece, and FC OSS's A. Henry has a red card in four matches. That's a small sample, not proof he'll be missing here.

How this might play out

Given how open both defences have looked recently, and the goals both leading scorers have racked up, this doesn't look like a game that stays goalless.

Den Bosch's home record in this specific fixture suggests they might edge things marginally, but their own defensive numbers this season don't inspire total confidence either.