Sunday 009 Finnish Super League: [Haka VS International Turku] Is there any possibility of a counterattack on the home team?

Haka ended his losing streak with a victory in the last round against Vasa, who had a dishevelled away game. During the game, although they conceded a goal in the first six minutes of the game, they successfully reversed before the end of the half. After 13 rounds of competition, Haka has 15 points and temporarily ranked 8th in the standings, winning 2 games less than the same period last season. It is worth noting that they are only 3 points away from Vasa, who is in the championship zone, and they are at any time able to overtake. The team's points composition shows obvious "home dependence" characteristics, but its performance on both ends of offense and defense is difficult to be ideal, with mediocre offensive efficiency and a large number of goals conceded. This problem is particularly prominent when playing at home. In the last home court, Haka lost to Elvis, not only to suffer the bitter fruit of the defeat, but also suffered a heavy blow to the defense line - two central defenders Alman and Jainini left the court one after another. Among them, Alman is absent due to injury and is currently recovering from injury, but whether he can play in this round still needs to be evaluated before the game; Jainini will continue to miss due to suspension. In addition, midfielder Romero and central defender Hirande were unable to play due to injury. Although midfielder Serland returned from injury, the hidden dangers on the defense line still cannot be ignored.

International Turku tied with Maliham in the last round. In the second half of the game, Kuamei missed a penalty kick and missed the lead. Although the team still maintained an unbeaten record, two consecutive draws allowed them to be overtaken by Coops and Elvis behind them, falling to third place. After 13 rounds of this season, International Turku has only won 7 games, and the winning rate is not outstanding. However, their schedule advantage is quite obvious - they are only 3 points behind in three games less than the leader, and the overall situation is still improving. The team's offensive efficiency is at the mid-level, and the stability of the performance mainly relies on strong defensive performance. The 9 conceded goals make them the team with the highest defensive efficiency in Finnish Super League. In terms of personnel, Hamalein will continue to be absent. Fortunately, midfielder Koko and right-back Grand Lund have returned from injury in the last round, and Saar has also escaped from injuries and returned to the lineup, which has expanded the team's personnel selection space to a certain extent.

The initial concession provides clear support to International Turku, with a range of within a reasonable range; in subsequent market trends, various institutions uniformly raise the threshold for concessions, and the compensation system always maintains a stable trend. It is worth noting that the performance of Turku's two consecutive draws has effectively diluted the market popularity and avoided excessive pursuit. When the two teams met for the first time this season, Haka tied his opponent away and scored 1 point, objectively establishing a certain psychological advantage; while looking back at the historical confrontation records, International Turku's winning rate at home is not outstanding. However, judging from the concession posture in this game, the institution's tendency towards the home team is still clear - the odds of the draw option are on the upward trend, while the sports lottery adopts a low-level defense strategy for away wins. Based on these signals, it is slightly inclined to be able to win the game by Turku.