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Based on data as of 11 Oct, 16:05Al-Manama to win. The visitors have won every one of the five meetings since 2020, Issa Town have lost four of their last five matches, and the model expects 86.3 points for the visitors against 69 for the hosts.
It suggests Al-Manama most often score 86 or 87 points, while Issa Town will usually hit 68 or 69. The model outputs a zero percent draw probability.
Issa Town's last five games produced one win and four losses, with 385 points scored and 459 conceded. The only victory came 74:70 against Bahrain Club at home on 23.01.2026. The other four results were defeats, including 77:99 away to Al Hala on 05.10.2026 and 71:92 away to Al Ittihad on 28.01.2026. The scoring margin has been consistently negative.
Al-Manama have won two and lost three in their last five, with 407 points for and 401 against. The most recent result was an 84:67 victory away to Sitra Club on 05.10.2026. They also beat Al-Muharraq 89:83 away on 14.04.2026. The three losses all came against the same side, two at home and one away, with narrow margins of 81:89, 80:88 and 73:74.
Al-Manama have won all five meetings since December 2020. The margins range from 10 points (95:74) to 56 points (119:63). The visitors have never lost here in seven years, and the trend shows no sign of reversing.
Only if Issa Town improve their scoring significantly. They have been outscored by an average of 13.8 points per game in their last five, and the model expects them to score 69. A substantial improvement in offensive efficiency would be required to close that gap.