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Based on data as of 7 Oct, 06:45Dep. San Jose are the clear favourites to extend their unbeaten run against Deportivo Amambay. The away side holds a perfect 6-0 record in head-to-head meetings and sits top of the LNB table with 13 wins from 14 games. The model averages 80.7 points for San Jose compared to 77.8 for Amambay, a margin that reflects their superior shooting efficiency.
History offers little reason for doubt. Dep. San Jose have won every encounter since August 2026, closing out the most recent meeting 90:71 in September. The earlier clash in August saw them edge a tight contest 71:69 at Amambay’s home court. Those results demonstrate a tactical superiority that has held firm over six matches, regardless of venue. The visitors rarely struggle to impose their style on this opponent.
Current form mirrors the table standings. Both teams arrive with five consecutive victories, but Dep. San Jose’s season has been defined by stability. They have lost only once all campaign. Amambay sit fifth with six wins and eight defeats, showing greater volatility. The home side’s recent scoring output has been prolific, averaging over 90 points in their last three home games, yet their defensive frailties remain evident in the loss column.
Statistical breakdowns highlight the difference in execution. Dep. San Jose average 35.5 field goals made from 69.8 attempts, alongside 22.2 assists per game. Amambay manage 31.3 made shots from 73.7 attempts and record fewer assists. The visitors commit fewer turnovers, logging 12.7 compared to Amambay’s 14. This disparity in ball security reduces the number of transition opportunities available to the hosts.
The conclusion stops holding if Amambay replicate their offensive explosion from the start. They scored 114 points against Capiata Bulls in their last home fixture and have converted 479 points in their last five games. If they shoot above their season average early, they can exploit the gaps in Dep. San Jose’s defensive rotation. A lead built in the opening quarter would force the visitors to chase the game and abandon their structured approach.