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Based on data as of 13 Oct, 17:05BC Sūduva-Mantinga are the clear favourites to win this NKL clash at Kretinga, backed by a 4-1 record in their last five matches against a home side that has lost every game they have played in the same period. The visitors have also dominated the head-to-head in recent years, winning eight of twelve meetings, and the model projects an 89.2-77.9 victory margin. I give this outcome 75% confidence, though a draw would break the conclusion entirely.
Kretinga's current run reads as a complete collapse. They have lost all five of their last games, conceding 462 points while scoring just 406. Their most recent result was a 95-99 home defeat to Vilniaus Stekas on 10 October, and before that they lost away at Plunges Olimpas 85-98. The pattern is consistent: they are losing by margins of 5 to 19 points, and the points differential of -56 across five matches tells you they are not closing the gap. They have not secured a single point from those games.
BC Sūduva-Mantinga sit on the opposite end of the spectrum. Four wins from five, including a 106-94 victory away at Zalgiris Kaunas 2 on 10 October and an 87-80 win at Alytaus Patriotai two days earlier. Their only defeat came away at BC Neptūnas Klaipėda on 7 May, 71-79. They have scored 407 points while conceding 386, a positive differential of +21. The visitors are not just winning; they are winning consistently, and their recent form suggests momentum moving in their favour.
The head-to-head record stretches back further than the current season. In twelve meetings, BC Sūduva-Mantinga have won eight times while Kretinga have taken four victories. The most recent encounter on 10 January 2026 ended 107-85 in favour of the visitors, and before that a 92-76 win away at Kretinga in October 2025. Kretinga did edge one game at home in November 2024, 93-78, but that was a long time ago. The overall balance of power has shifted decisively.
The model expects BC Sūduva-Mantinga to score 89.2 points and Kretinga 77.9, a margin of roughly 11 points. The probability of a draw sits at 0%, and the system does not flag either side for a points-related anomaly. I see no reason to doubt the projection unless Kretinga dramatically improve their defensive output or BC Sūduva-Mantinga suffer a sudden drop in shooting efficiency. A draw would invalidate this conclusion, but the data offers no support for that scenario.