GoalPost favors Amed. They arrive with four wins and a draw, while Eyüpspor have dropped five straight, and that split is sharper when you put it next to the absences on Amed’s side: L. Dellova, D. Demir, M. Diagne, Y. Sor, and M. Yildirim all out. GoalPost rates Orban (fwd) as the standout here, and Amed can lean on him if Eyüpspor’s defense, with El Yamiq in it, spends long stretches facing direct play and second balls. The recent record between them is close on record, but that last meeting was back in 2019; it should matter less than the current gap in sharpness and results. Amed have the cleaner run, Eyüpspor the longer skid. We’ll be watching whether Orban gets early service before Eyüpspor settle.
GoalPost gives Amedspor 72% (Eyüpspor 12%, a draw 16%).