Gillingham vs Crewe Prediction

Form going into the fixture

Crewe's wider form sample covers twenty matches across league, cup and friendly fixtures, and they've won eight, drawn nine and lost just three, scoring 30 and conceding 21 along the way.

Gillingham: 20 completed matches; Crewe: 20 completed matches.

Gillingham

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

35% 7 / 20

Scored

29

Conceded

30

Difference

-1

Crewe

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

40% 8 / 20

Loss

20% 4 / 20

Scored

30

Conceded

25

Difference

+5

Gillingham's equivalent sample shows nine wins, five draws and six defeats, with 29 scored and 26 conceded, a touch more uneven than Crewe's numbers.

Crewe's numbers look the steadier of the two, though both samples blend league games with cup and friendly fixtures.

Comparative Team Statistics: Gillingham vs Crewe

Head-to-head history

These two have faced off regularly over the years, and the long record is fairly even, with spells where each side had the upper hand.

The last four meetings have been shared out fairly evenly too, so recent history doesn't lean strongly either way.

Where they stand in League Two

In the league itself, Crewe sit third with 21 points from 11 games, built on five wins and six draws without a single defeat.

Gillingham are back in sixth on 16 points, having won four, drawn four and lost three of their 11 league matches.

Crewe's unbeaten league record stands out more than the position itself.

Players and discipline to watch

J. March has been Crewe's most reliable finisher recently with three goals in eight appearances, while J. Brophy has matched that tally for Gillingham over the same number of games.

Gillingham:

Best scorers:

J. Brophy - 3

Best assist providers:

N. Freeman - 3

Penalty cards:

Z. Albarus x 1 x 1

R. McKenzie x 4

Crewe:

Best scorers:

J. March - 3

Best assist providers:

J. Tabiner - 3

Penalty cards:

M. Demetriou x 1 x 2

On the disciplinary side, Gillingham's R. McKenzie has picked up four yellow cards in eight matches, and Z. Albarus was sent off in his only game in the sample, worth noting without reading too much into one incident.