Walsall v Salford Prediction: Can the Saddlers Stay Unbeaten?

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| BY Sam McLoughlin

William Hill News tipster @Footy_Tipster previews Monday’s League Two clash between Walsall and Salford City.

Our Prediction: Draw (5/2) | Walsall 1-1 Salford City (11/2)

Walsall are the only unbeaten side remaining in the Football League, but can they maintain that record against League Two leaders Salford City on Monday evening?

Now, let’s take a closer look at some League Two odds and betting angles for Monday’s fixture:

Walsall v Salford City – Monday, 8pm

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Walsall – League Two Form and Betting Odds

Walsall have made an impressive start to their League Two campaign, remaining unbeaten in their opening 11 fixtures (W4, D7). Lee Grant’s side have collected 19 points and sit six behind league leaders Salford ahead of Monday’s encounter.
The hosts have been particularly difficult to beat at the Bescot Stadium this season, winning three and drawing two of their opening five home league matches. Walsall have conceded just twice during that run, while their overall tally of seven goals conceded is the joint-best defensive record in League Two.
Walsall will also take confidence from their recent home record against Monday’s opponents, having lost just one of the previous five meetings at the Bescot Stadium (W3, D1), the hosts can be backed at 2/1 with William Hill.

Salford City– League Two Form and Betting Odds

Salford City have enjoyed an excellent start to their League Two campaign, collecting 25 points from their opening 12 fixtures (W8, D1, L3). Peter Cklamovski’s side sit top of the table following six consecutive league victories, with their most recent success coming in a 2-1 win away at Bristol Rovers last Tuesday.
The visitors have been particularly impressive in front of goal on their travels, scoring 12 times across their opening six away league fixtures. Salford have also won each of their last three matches on the road.
Salford will be hoping to extend their winning run to seven league matches, the Ammies have found the net in each of their last six league victories, although they’ll face one of League Two’s strongest defensive sides, the visitors can be backed at 23/20 with William Hill to take all three points.