Rukkas have comfortably been the worst side in the Baller League so far with Idris Elba’s side losing all four of their matches. This isn’t totally surprising as they are one of a few new teams brought in for this season of Baller League, with this set up naturally favouring the sides that already have a year of experience in the competition.

Wembley Rangers are one of those sides who are learning the lessons from their mistakes last year and currently sit sixth having avoided defeat in three of their four matches. They’ve had quite a tough start to the season as well, with three of their four matches being against sides that finished in the top four of Baller League last season.

Those admirable performances against Deportrio, Yanited and SDS should produce enough momentum for Wembley Rangers to get their second win of the season here. Rukkas have conceded 14 goals across their four matches, and are notably the lowest scorers in the Baller League with just six goals to their name so far

M7 really are on a mission this year and come into this clash having seen 14 goals in a 7-7 draw against Yanited last time out. All four of their matches have seen at least six goals, with two of these clashes against MVPs and Yanited going above this tally.

VZN missed out on the playoffs in heartbreaking fashion last season, with SDS taking their spot in the final four after a VZN goal was disallowed in the last minute which would have taken them to the O2 at the expense of SDS. VZN have seen 27 goals across their four matches in the Baller League so far this term (6.75 per game). 

The clash between these sides last season was one of the most entertaining matches of the campaign with the sides playing out a 5-5 draw. VZN scored four goals in the final three minutes of the game on that occasion, which is a really good example of how these games can quickly become high scoring with the game changer modes. 

N5 are a completely different team this year and look really motivated to right the wrongs of last campaign, which saw them finish rock bottom of the Baller League - 15 points away from a playoff spot and only winning one of their 11 matches.

N5 have already tripled that win tally and are the only side in the Baller League to still have a 100% record after three matches of the season. They’ve grown in confidence with each victory, with the latest being a 7-3 win over Clutch FC after 4-3 and 3-1 wins over 26ers and NDL FC. N5 have a really strong squad, with the standout player being Martyn Waghorn who, until very recently, was playing in the EFL.

N5 take on a Wembley Rangers side that has started well with two draws and a win from their opening three matches. Wembley Rangers are likely to struggle with the scoring power of N5 with the rangers showing signs that they will struggle to kill games off this term with 2-2 and 5-5 draws in their early Baller League matches.

Yanited have endured a challenging start to the season after topping the league phase last year. They lost their top scorer to NDL in the draft and have struggled to replace him with Yanited drawing three of their four matches so far, leaving them second from bottom in the table.

N5 have done the opposite to Yanited and gone from the worst side in the Baller League last campaign, to leading the way with four wins from their four matches. These games have produced 25 goals (6.25 per game) with N5 consistently being hard to score against, as displayed by just the eight goals they’ve conceded this term.

That being said, only the top four sides in the Baller League have managed to score more goals than Yanited (14) with half of those goals coming last time out as they drew 7-7 with M7.