Jelang Pertandingan PSM Makassar Vs Persipura ISL 30 Mei 2014

Jelang Pertandingan PSM Makassar Vs Persipura ISL 30 Mei 2014 – Laga laga seru dan spektakuler yang membahana akan kembali disajikan pada ajang pertandingan Liga Super Indonesia. Ya, tiap tim tim yang terlibat di dalam ajang tersebut nampak telah siap untuk menggelar suatu laga lanjutan dengan hasil positif. Dan kami akan mencoba untuk membantu semua pencinta sepak bola dalam memberikan ulasan prediksi dari sebuah laga krusial di ajang Liga Super Indonesia yang melibatkan antara PSM Vs Persipura pada Jumat Sore (30/05/2014) nanti WIB.

Pertandingan yang akan menarik semua pecinta sepak bola ini bakal dilangsungkan di Stadion Gelora Bung Tomo, Surabaya. PSM Makassar yang dipastikan akan mengalami tekanan dan serangan bertubi tubi dari Persipura tentu takkan mudah dikalahkan begitu saja. Lima laga pertemuan yang dialkukan kedua tim ini, PSM hanya mampu satu kali laga mengimbangi Persipura dengan skor (1-1), dan empat laganya dipaksa harus menelan hasil minor tanpa sekalipun mampu menang melawan tim Mutaiara Hitam.

Hingga sampai sekarang, PSM sendiri masih terlihat kesulitan di tiap laga yang mereka lakukan. Prediksi Persija vs Persik Ya, nampak jelas PSM harus tunduk atas Persebaya (4-0) di laga terakhirnya. Dari lima laga terakhir, satu satunya kemenangan yang dipetik PSM ialah kala melawan Perseru Serui dengan skor (1-0). Sementara Persipura yang akan lebih percaya diri lebih menjanjikan untuk meraih kemenangan terbukti pada laga terakhirnya yang sukses mengalahkan Persiba Bantul dengan skor (2-0) sekaligus sebagai modal kepercayaan diri guna kembali meraih hasil tiga angka.

Head To Head PSM Makassar Vs Persipura
19 Apr 2014 Persipura 1 – 1 PSM Makassar ISL
11 Jan 2014 PSM Makassar 0 – 3 Persipura IIC
09 Mei 2010 Persipura 3 – 1 PSM Makassar PI
19 Apr 2010 Persipura 4 – 0 PSM Makassar PI
27 Feb 2010 Persipura 2 – 1 PSM Makassar ISL

Lima Pertandingan Terakhir PSM Makassar
20 Mei 2014 Persebaya 4 – 0 PSM Makassar ISL
02 Mei 2014 PSM Makassar 0 – 2 Persebaya ISL
19 Apr 2014 Persipura 1 – 1 PSM Makassar ISL
14 Apr 2014 Perseru Serui 0 – 1 PSM Makassar ISL
15 Mar 2014 Persiba Balikpapan 1 – 0 PSM Makassar ISL

Lima Pertandingan Terakhir Persipura
22 Mei 2014 Persipura 2 – 0 Persiba Bantul ISL
17 Mei 2014 Persipura 1 – 0 Persiram ISL
13 Mei 2014 Persipura 9 – 2 Yangon United AFCC
08 Mei 2014 Perseru Serui 0 – 0 Persipura 0SL
02 Mei 2014 Persiba Bantul 2 – 5 Persipura ISL

PREDIKSI SKOR BOLA : PSM MAKASSAR 1 VS 3 PERSIPURA

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