Bristol Rovers vs Exeter Match Preview

Bristol Rovers is ranked in the 10th place with 31 points and comes in a good enough run after three wins a draw and a loss over the last five matches. The loss came in the most recent duel against Wycombe in a game that was pretty balanced and in some parts Bristol even played better but in the end, lost. Now they sit four points behind the play-off zone so if they want to keep this distance or shorten it they must bounce back immediately.

With 35 goals scored they have one of the best offensive sides in the league and in the last five matches scored a total of six goals averaging at least a goal per game while managing to find the back of the net in each encounter. Collins has been having a great year with 11 goals - 8 assists so far, followed by Coburn with 6 goals.

Exeter, on the other hand, is ranked in 13th place with 28 points and comes in poor form as they are winless in the last five matches collecting only three draws and two losses. They are slowly dropping in ranks and for the moment sit seven points above the relegation zone but if they keep going like this it will get ugly for them.

With 33 goals they have shown a very good offensive side even though they are not getting the best results and despite the fact that in the last five duels they scored only two goals. I think they have the quality up front and sooner rather than later will find their best shape. Brown has been leading their attack with 9 goals - 8 assists followed by Nombe with 8 goals - 6 assists.

In conclusion, I think both teams can score at least a goal here. Bristol Rovers at home ground has got to try and aim for the whole three points here and finding their rivals in a bad moment could serve as an assist for them. Exeter has a good attack like I said before and considering that their rivals have conceded 37 goals so far which makes them the worst defensive side from the top-half teams I guess they can score a goal.