Braga Eyes Perfect Europa Run Against Struggling Red Star

UEFA Europa League - Sporting Braga VS Crvena Zvezda
Match Time:24-10-2025 00:45 Friday (GMT+8)
Football Livescore | Match Prediction & Tips
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Braga aims to extend their flawless start in the UEFA Europa League as they host Red Star Belgrade at Estadio Municipal de Braga. The Portuguese side has won both opening matches, placing them third in the group standings. In contrast, Red Star has struggled, earning only one point from two games and sitting 27th on the table.
Team Analysis:
Braga have struggled domestically but are thriving in Europe, winning their first two Europa League matches and remaining unbeaten in seven continental outings. Red Star Belgrade, in contrast, enter Portugal on the back of strong league form but a poor European record, having lost eleven of their last twelve away games in major continental competitions. The two teams have met five times before in the Europa League, with their most recent encounter ending in a 1-1 draw at Braga.
Player Situation:
Braga head into the match with a full squad and several players returning to the starting lineup, including Lukas Hornicek in goal and key defenders like Sikou Niakate. Ricardo Horta, Rodrigo Zalazar, and Fran Navarro are also expected to feature upfront. Red Star face injury doubts for Rade Krunic, Shavy Babicka, and Aleksandar Katai, though their recent attacking form suggests a similar setup could be used.
Result Prediction:
Braga have started the Europa League strongly, keeping clean sheets in their first two matches. Red Star, meanwhile, have scored in fifteen of their last seventeen away European games but struggle on the road in major competitions. With a seven-game winning streak in Europe, Braga are well positioned to secure another victory.
Predicted Result: Sporting Braga 2-1 Red Star Belgrade.
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