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The prediction and suggested bet for Noah vs Ferencvaros on 22 July 2025, as analysed by our tipsters, is: Over 1.5 goals ⇒ bet available on leading platforms.

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The Noah vs Ferencvaros match on 22 July 2025 will take place in Ashtarak, at Kasakhi Marzik.

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Noah vs Ferencvaros Prediction – Champions League

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Here you will find the best prediction for Noah vs Ferencvaros in the Champions League, alongside match analysis and betting tips.

Read below our detailed analysis of both teams, including recent records and key statistics from previous matches, to provide the best prediction for the encounter between Noah and Ferencvaros.

Noah

2nd match scheduled for: 29 July 2025

22 July 2025 – 16::00
UEFA Champions League
2025/2026
Qualification Round 2 – Round 2 – 1st Game

Ferencvaros

Betting tip and prediction for this match between Noah and Ferencvaros

The best prediction for Noah vs Ferencvaros in the Champions League is that both teams will score. This encounter is notable as the visiting team boasts superior technical strength but has faced a period without competitive matches. The home side, however, benefits from the advantage of playing at home and is keen to secure a positive result in the first leg. Consequently, a high-scoring match is expected, making the goal market an excellent option here.

The best prediction for Noah vs Ferencvaros

Over 0.5 goal in the 1st half (prediction for live bet)
Over 1.5 goals (prediction for live, double or triple bet)

Match preview: Noah vs Ferencvaros

Noah and Ferencvaros will clash at Kasakhi Marzik in a UEFA Champions League (Qualification Round 2) encounter. Based on our records, there have been no recent matches between the two sides. Special consideration should be given to their home and away form, as Noah tends to have different results depending on the venue.

Team analysis: Noah

The home side will be playing their second match after a 2-2 draw against Budućnost in their opening group stage match. They are known to perform better at home, boasting a record of 14 wins and 1 loss in their last 15 home games, scoring 41 goals and conceding just 7. During their last 10 home fixtures, Noah has won each time. Although their defence isn’t flawless, conceding goals in 7 of their last 10 matches, they consistently find the back of the net, scoring in 8 of those games. Historically, 23 of Noah’s last 27 home matches featured over 1.5 goals, while 18 of those saw more than 2.5 goals. Notably, when conceding the first goal, Noah has failed to recover on all 4 occasions out of 15 games.

Noah enters this crucial second qualifying round seeking to establish an advantage ahead of the return leg. After overcoming a Montenegrin side, they now face a sturdier opponent, likely pushing them to adopt a more aggressive approach in search of goals. Noah typically employs a 4-4-2 formation, aiming to utilise their flanks effectively with dynamic strikers. Their last sixteen home games have all ended in victories, and they often produce entertaining matches, with six of their last seven at home seeing two or more goals scored.

Team analysis: Ferencvaros

The visiting side will be making their debut in this edition of the UEFA Champions League, aiming to secure a favourable outcome and surprise the home team. They have proven competitive away from home, with a record of 7 wins, 4 draws, and 4 losses across their last 30 away fixtures. Their last match resulted in a 2-1 victory against Győri Eto. In their past 10 competitive matches, Ferencvaros has recorded 7 wins, 1 draw, and 2 losses, demonstrating consistent scoring as they have netted at least one goal in each of those games. When conceding the first goal, they’ve managed to overturn the deficit in 2 of the 5 instances across 15 games.

Ferencvaros approaches this match as part of the second qualifying round for the Champions League, marking their first official engagement since May when they secured victory in the Hungarian Championship. They have played three friendlies since then, winning all three. The team adapts well to varying formations, particularly when playing away from home. Notably, in their last twelve competitive matches on the road, there have been two or more goals scored in ten of them, suggesting a repeat of this trend is likely in this fixture.