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Salon Vilpas Vikings
Tapiolan Honka
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Win: Salon Vilpas Vikings
65%
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Outcome probabilities (1X2) · by our model
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Form last 5 matches
Head to head 8
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 27 Sep, 16:35Vilpas Vikings win. The gap between five straight victories and five straight defeats leaves no ambiguity about who needs this result more, and the model places the home side at 93.8 points to 80.2. Confidence sits at 65%.
Vilpas have not lost a game since the start of September, winning all five outings across Champions League and Suomen Cup fixtures. Their scoring rate of 93.8 points per match on average outpaces the 80.2 the model expects for Honka.
Honka's record tells the opposite story. Five defeats in five matches, including three losses to UU-Korihait in March alone, with 388 points scored and 464 conceded. The 76-point aggregate loss across those games shows a side struggling to contain opponents, let alone match them. No squad list or injury report is available to suggest a change in personnel, so the pattern continues.
Head-to-head context
Vilpas lead 4-2 in the last six meetings, though Honka's 104:86 victory on 11 March 2026 proves they can compete when playing at home. That match came in the same Korisliiga season, and Vilpas have not lost at home to Honka since December 2025. The home advantage, combined with current form, tilts the balance further.
The model's expected goals—points in basketball terms—show a clear separation. A 0% draw probability and 0% chance of both teams scoring (scoring in basketball) reflect the statistical distance between the sides. Vilpas average 23.67 three-pointers per match over their last three games, while Honka's statistics are unavailable, suggesting a gap in offensive firepower.
A draw suits Honka only if they replicate their March form, but their recent trajectory offers no reason to expect that. Vilpas have played Champions League and Cup matches in September, yet their form shows no signs of fatigue. If Honka can match their 104-point output from March and Vilpas drop below 90, the conclusion shifts—but the data points the other way.