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Our Goals Algorithm rates this game 4th for Over 2.5 Goals on Friday, with a score of 8.25/10.

Donaufeld have seen Over 2.5 Goals land in each of their last five matches in all competitions, while FAC Wien have seen Over 2.5 Goals land in four of their last five matches in all competitions.

Our Goals Algorithm rates this game 3rd for Over 2.5 Goals on Friday, with a score of 8.85/10.

Reichenau have seen Over 2.5 Goals land in each of their last five matches in all competitions, while Hohenems have seen Over 2.5 Goals land in each of their last five matches in all competitions.

Our Goals Algorithm rates this game 1st for Over 2.5 Goals on Friday, with a score of 9.40/10.

Atus Velden have seen Over 2.5 Goals land in each of their last five matches in all competitions, while Neusiedl have seen Over 2.5 Goals land in each of their last five matches in all competitions.

Our Goals Algorithm rates this game 5th for BTTS on Friday, with a score of 7.08/10.

Traiskirchen have seen BTTS land in three of their last five matches in all competitions, while Tirol have seen BTTS land in four of their last five matches in all competitions.

Our Goals Algorithm rates this game 1st for BTTS on Friday, with a score of 7.63/10.

SV Oberwartvhave seen BTTS land in three of their last five matches in all competitions, while ASTV Wolfsberg have seen BTTS land in each of their last five matches in all competitions.

With Cork City and Sligo Rovers currently occupying the bottom two spots of the Irish Premier Division, neither side will underestimate the significance of getting a result here.

Nonetheless, it’s the visitors, Sligo Rovers, who I think have the slight edge, given their form and Cork City’s persistent injury woes. Friday’s hosts currently sit eight points behind their opponents, with a PPG of just 0.63. They’re now 13 league games without a win, and very few would dispute the fact that their record pretty accurately reflects the performances they’ve put out.

For Sligo Rovers, this match couldn’t have come at a more convenient time. The Rovers are unbeaten over their last five competitive outings, recording three wins and two draws. Last time out, they put out an impressive display to beat Dundalk 2-0 in the FAI Cup, which should also do wonders for their confidence.

With Treaty United leading the way in a tightly packed mid-table, I’d be surprised to see them come away with anything less than three points, but looking at the unpredictability of both sides, allowing for a draw undoubtedly enhances the value on offer.

The hosts, Athlone Town, are rock bottom of the League of Ireland First Division with just 16 points to their name after 23 games. They are now nine league games without a win, having played several teams weaker than Treaty in that time.

Treaty United have also struggled with consistency, and draws have been a frequent occurrence over their campaign. That said, they’ve been defeated in just three of their last 12 league clashes.

It should be mentioned that their away form in particular has been pretty patchy, but having obliterated Athlone Town 5-0 on the road last season, it’s not enough to convince me that this pricing makes sense.