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Win: Soles
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Outcome probabilities (1X2) · by our model
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Form last 5 matches
Head to head 7
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 14 Sep, 03:13The visitors have won five of six recorded meetings between the sides and arrive in better shape with four victories from five matches compared to Freseros' two wins. The model expects Soles to score 90 points while Freseros manage 78.5, a gap that reflects the visitors' superior form and head-to-head dominance.
The result changes if Freseros can match their offensive output from earlier this month. On 12 September they beat Lobos Plateados 90:86 away, and on 11 September they won 82:71 in the same venue. Those performances showed they can generate points against LNBP opposition when their shooting finds rhythm. Yesterday's 51-point total was well below that standard, and the visitors exploited every weakness.
Soles have been consistent on the road this season. They lost just one of their last five away matches, a 74:81 defeat to Astros on 13 September. Before that they won 90:76 at the same venue and took two victories over El Calor de Cancun at home with scores of 89:86 and 102:75. Their away record of 4W-1L contrasts sharply with Freseros' struggles, particularly at home where they lost consecutive games to Astros with 67:77 and 117:129.
The only Freseros victory came in August 2024 when they won 94:83 at home. Soles have won the last four meetings, including yesterday's contest, and the momentum sits firmly with the visitors.
This preview holds only if Freseros can improve their shooting efficiency and reduce turnovers. Their recent averages show 14 turnovers per game compared to Soles' 9.75, and the visitors have been more disciplined with the ball. A match where Freseros shoot better than their 30.86 field goal percentage and cut their turnovers would close the gap, but the data suggests Soles remain the safer choice.