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Win: Deportivo Campoalto
56%
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Outcome probabilities (1X2) · by our model
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Head to head 9
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 9 Sep, 00:42Deportivo Campoalto to win. The model projects 82.9 points for the hosts against 76.7 for San Alfonzo, and the head-to-head record leaves no room for doubt:. Confidence: 65%.
A draw suits neither side
Both teams have played 14 matches this season and have registered exactly zero draws. That is a structural feature of how these two sides approach games, not a statistical anomaly. Campoalto sit 6th with 4 wins and 10 losses, while San Alfonzo occupy 8th place with just 1 victory from 14 outings. Neither team has anything to prove in terms of positioning, but the gap between them is clear enough to read in the points column.
The visitors have not won here in seven years
Looking at the last six head-to-head encounters, San Alfonzo have managed only 2 victories, both of which came before the 2026 season. The most recent three meetings were all at San Alfonzo's home ground, and Campoalto won each one: 86-75 in August, 73-63 in June, and 78-69 in May. The home advantage has not swung in the visitors' favour. San Alfonzo's lone win in the last 14 matches came away at Capiata Bulls with a 126-89 scoreline, a game that tells you more about their capacity to score when opposition is vulnerable than about their consistency.
Model expectations and the three-point threat
The model's projection of 82.9 points for Campoalto and 76.7 for San Alfonzo is built on goals scored and conceded across the season. It does not account for injuries or fixture congestion. San Alfonzo average 8.14 three-pointers per game compared to Campoalto's 7.13, and they also average fewer rebounds (29.9 versus 36.6) and commit more turnovers (16.0 versus 15.3). If the visitors begin finding their range from distance early, the model's margin of 6.2 points could evaporate. That is the condition under which my conclusion stops holding.
Recent form tells the same story
The last five matches for both sides read identically on paper: 1 win and 4 losses. But the context differs. Campoalto's victory came away at Capiata Bulls with a 98-87 scoreline, while San Alfonzo's win was also away at Capiata Bulls with a 126-89 result. Both teams have been outscored in their defeats, often by double digits. Campoalto's heaviest loss was 75-113 at home to Dep. San Jose; San Alfonzo's was 53-96 away at Dep. San Jose. The pattern of heavy defeats is the same, but the single victory belongs to a side that has dominated this fixture for years. A win for Campoalto is the most probable outcome, provided San Alfonzo do not start converting from beyond the arc at an unsustainable rate.