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Even if we pulled a mathematical average of these teams (Charleville 156.4 and Saint-Wuantin 139.3), it's still under the offered margin of points. If we take a look at Charleville's home games, their averae is 150.9, and Saint-Quentin's road games are at 132. I'm aware that this is a clash of styles at hone hand, but not even this Charleville are a team the likes of Evreux and Boulogne so that it's not to be played in an under. A small minus for this bet, to make it clear at the very start, are home matches against Souffel (at 151) and Fos (in regular time at 152, with overtime at 172), but they remained under in this championship against the fast Poitiers (148), Denain (145), Lille (112), Bourg (146), Vichy (142)... It's not that they don't have matches on a smaller number of points. Saint-Quentin during the whole championship stayed below this margin in 12 out of 15 matches. They only went over with Bulogne and Boulazac who are overs, and against Nantes at 150 (void). They have eight road unders in as much games. They stayed below this margin in the last eight games. And in the end, we have a sample of three matches of these teams this season A friendly at 139 in Charleville, Leaders Cup here at 148 with blowout and Saint-Quentin's 85 points which almost certainly won't happen; and the Leaders Cup in Saint-Quentin at 145. SQ have lately been great in the defense, they managed to put Evreux at 140 points in a road game, Bourge at 130, Hyeres at 130, Roanne at 143... We're just mentioning the teams who can score and who can play efficiently. If they could do it with them, I don't see why they wouldn't do it against Charleville who were in the group with unders in LC (SQ and Souffel), so all four matches were below this margin - at 148 and 145 against SQ and at 142 and 140 against Souffel, and the same the two in the Cup (Orchies 149, Dijon 144).