Bradford City vs Crewe Alexandra - Free AI Predictions, Betting Tips & Odds

AI predicts Bradford City vs Crewe Alexandra score, BTTS & O/U odds. See how Andy Cook and Mickey Demetriou makes a difference. Chat with AI. Free betting tips bot.

Game Information

Date 4/5/2025
Time 2:00:00 PM
Tournament League 2
Bradford City Bradford City
Crewe Alexandra Crewe Alexandra

Predictions.GG AI Predictions

HOME 55 Confidence Level (%)
DRAW 25 Confidence Level (%)
AWAY 20 Confidence Level (%)
Predicted Score 2-1
Half-Time Score 1-0

Best Players - Bradford City

  • Andy Cook AI Points: 127.26
  • Aden Baldwin AI Points: 115.28
  • Jack Shepherd AI Points: 112.87
  • Richard Smallwood AI Points: 110.49
  • Antoni Sarcevic AI Points: 107.67

Best Players - Crewe Alexandra

  • Mickey Demetriou AI Points: 147.17
  • Connor O'Riordan AI Points: 103.49
  • Jack Lankester AI Points: 100.19
  • Filip Marschall AI Points: 95.4
  • Max Conway AI Points: 92.59

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Published at 5/15/2025

Bradford City enters this match with a slight edge, given their home advantage and superior form throughout the season. With an average possession of 51.26% and a goal-scoring rate of 1.33 per match, they have shown consistency in both offensive and defensive aspects. Their ability to maintain a solid defense, conceding only 0.82 goals per game, will be crucial against Crewe Alexandra's attacking threats.

Crewe Alexandra, on the other hand, has struggled to find consistency, with a lower goal-scoring average of 1.15 and a possession rate of 50.59%. Their defense, conceding 1 goal per match, will need to be tighter to withstand Bradford City's attacking prowess. The head-to-head statistics favor Bradford City, who have historically performed better in this fixture.

Tactically, Bradford City is likely to focus on maintaining possession and exploiting Crewe's defensive vulnerabilities, while Crewe Alexandra may opt for a counter-attacking approach, leveraging their dribbling skills and pace to catch Bradford off guard.