BTTS the Best Bet in the Champions League
Servette vs Genk Preview
Servette know how to score in the Super League and can bring that into their Champions League debut. I am BTTS in the Genk who can’t be trusted on the road.
- Servette vs Genk Preview
- Head to Head
- Servette Form
- Servette Team News
- Genk Form
- Genk Injuries & Team News
- Servette have scored in their last 9 matches (Super League).
- Genk have seen BTTS in 7 of their last 8 matches (First Division A).
Head to Head
This will be the first match between Servette and Genk.
Servette Form
Servette finished second in the Swiss Super League last season, 16 points behind Young Boys. They won four of their final five games.
Manager Alain Geiger has been replaced by former Aarau, Anderlecht, El Ahly and Kashima Antlers boss René Weiler.
Servette won all four pre-season friendlies before getting off to a winning start in the Super League. They won 3-1 at Grasshoppers with Chris Bedia scoring the opening two goals and Enzo Crivelli converting a penalty.
Servette Team News
Chris Bedia scored 12 goals in 23 league games last season.
Winger Alexander Lyng and left-back Bradley Mazikou have been signed in the summer.
Genk Form
Genk finished second in the First Division A last season, one point behind Antwerp. They won one of their final five games, conceding nine goals.
Manager Wouter Vrancken takes charge of his second season with the Belgian club.
Genk had a tough pre-season, a 1-1 defeat against Sporting Lisbon followed by a 2-0 win against Burnley.
Genk Injuries & Team News
Top scorer Paul Onuachu was signed by Southampton in January for €18m.
Joseph Paintsil remains after scoring 14 league goals in all competitions last season, captain and midfielder Bryan Heynen chipping in with ten.
Wingers Alieu Fadera and Christopher Bonsu Baah have been signed for a combined €9.2m.
