Colonias Gold vs Olimpia Kings Asuncion: match prediction on 14 October 2026

Olimpia Kings Asuncion to win. The prediction is 54% confidence, built on their dominance in recent head-to-head meetings and superior scoring output. The visitors have won four of the last six encounters between these sides, including both this season's fixtures, and the model projects them to edge ahead by nearly two points.

Colonias Gold have taken nine points from their last five matches, winning three and losing two. Their results read as uneven: a heavy 107:71 victory at home against Deportivo Campoalto, followed by a 70:85 defeat away to Deportivo Amambay, then a 62:82 loss to Olimpia Kings on 10 October. They scored 407 points and conceded 363 across those five games. Olimpia Kings have been sharper, collecting twelve points from four wins and one loss. Their 125:75 win away at San Alfonzo on 14 September showed their ceiling, while their 65:67 loss to Dep. San Jose was their only setback. They put 474 points past their opponents for 311 conceded.

The head-to-head record tells a clear story. In forty matches over recent years, Olimpia Kings have won twenty-seven times against thirteen victories for Colonias Gold. Looking at the last six meetings, the visitors have taken four wins to two. The most recent encounter on 10 October ended 82:62 in Asuncion's favour, and before that Olimpia Kings won 70:67 at home on 7 September. Colonias Gold's last win came on 10 August, when they beat Olimpia Kings 71:60 at home.

Both sides sit in the top three of the LNB table after fourteen matches. Olimpia Kings occupy second place with twelve wins and two losses, while Colonias Gold sit third with ten wins and four defeats. The gap between them is two victories, but the quality of results differs. Olimpia Kings have lost only twice all season, and one of those was a narrow 65:67 away defeat. Colonias Gold have suffered four losses, including both meetings against Olimpia Kings this season.

Those figures suggest a tight contest decided by marginal differences rather than a blowout. The visitors' average scoring output of 71.9 points per match over their last ten games sits above the model's projection. Colonias Gold's average of 67.5 points scored is lower than the 75.4 the model assigns them, suggesting either an upgrade in offensive efficiency or a softer defensive test ahead.

If they match that output against Olimpia Kings' defence, which concedes 62.2 points per game on average, the visitors' advantage narrows considerably.

Their four wins in five games, combined with their historical dominance in this fixture, point toward another victory. The table position reflects a side that has maintained consistency across fourteen matches.