This site contains betting-related content and is intended for users aged 18 and over. You must be 18 or older to gamble.
Our model backs Dinamo Zagreb to win at 54% probability, with best odds of 1.30 on Betfair UK. The match kicks off 28 July at 18:00 UTC in the UEFA Champions League. Dinamo Zagreb have won all five recent matches, while Thun arrive in poor form with one win in five; the sides drew their only previous meeting. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
This Champions League qualifier pits Zagreb's dominant domestic form against Thun's Swiss league struggles. Zagreb sit atop their domestic competition with consistent victories; Thun languish in mid-table with defensive vulnerabilities. Our model flags Zagreb as heavy favourites given their 17-3 goal differential and unbeaten five-game streak. Thun's inability to keep clean sheets and recent heavy defeats suggest they lack the defensive solidity needed for European competition at this level.
Dinamo Zagreb arrive in exceptional form, winning five consecutive matches with 17 goals scored and just 3 conceded. Their recent domestic campaign shows clinical finishing; 4-1 victory at Slaven Koprivnica and 2-0 win over Hajduk Split demonstrate control. A 1-1 draw at Thun in their most recent encounter suggests the Swiss side can trouble them, though Zagreb's 40% clean sheet rate indicates occasional defensive lapses.
Thun's form deteriorates sharply; one win in five matches with three losses, including an 8-3 hammering by Young Boys. They've conceded 8 goals across their last five outings and hold a 0% clean sheet record in this period. The 3-1 away victory at Luzern provides minor encouragement, yet their 5 goals for versus 8 against underscores fragility. A 1-1 home draw with Dinamo Zagreb shows they can compete briefly.
This Champions League qualifier pits Zagreb's dominant domestic form against Thun's Swiss league struggles. Zagreb sit atop their domestic competition with consistent victories; Thun languish in mid-table with defensive vulnerabilities. Our model flags Zagreb as heavy favourites given their 17-3 goal differential and unbeaten five-game streak. Thun's inability to keep clean sheets and recent heavy defeats suggest they lack the defensive solidity needed for European competition at this level.
Dinamo Zagreb arrive in exceptional form, winning five consecutive matches with 17 goals scored and just 3 conceded. Their recent domestic campaign shows clinical finishing; 4-1 victory at Slaven Koprivnica and 2-0 win over Hajduk Split demonstrate control. A 1-1 draw at Thun in their most recent encounter suggests the Swiss side can trouble them, though Zagreb's 40% clean sheet rate indicates occasional defensive lapses.
Thun's form deteriorates sharply; one win in five matches with three losses, including an 8-3 hammering by Young Boys. They've conceded 8 goals across their last five outings and hold a 0% clean sheet record in this period. The 3-1 away victory at Luzern provides minor encouragement, yet their 5 goals for versus 8 against underscores fragility. A 1-1 home draw with Dinamo Zagreb shows they can compete briefly.
