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Elitzur Ramla Women
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Win: Elitzur Ramla Women
72%
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 13 Oct, 17:05The gap in recent form is stark: Ramla have won all five of their last matches, while Riga have taken just two victories from the same period. The expected score reinforces this — 96.9 for the Israeli side against 57.5 for the Latvians.
Riga's results show a team struggling to contain opponents. They lost 59-80 to Kibirkštis MRU Vilnius at home on 10 October and followed that with a 77-82 defeat away to Siauliai-Universitetas three days later. Their only recent success came against lower-tier opposition: 71-61 against Neptūnas Klaipėda and 85-58 versus RSU Merks, both in March. The scoring differential of 371-376 across those five games tells its own story.
Ramla, by contrast, have not dropped a point. They beat Maccabi Karmiel 81-59 away on 12 October, then dismantled Maccabi Haifa 89-59 at home four days later. Their EuroCup record against Proteas Voulas is equally dominant — 88-56 at home and 79-46 away in September. The 415-274 scoring spread across their last five matches shows consistency in both attack and defence.
The model's probability figures leave little room for doubt. A draw sits at 0%, both teams scoring at 0%, and three or more quarters at 0%. These are not marginal figures — they represent a complete mismatch on paper. Ramla's offensive output, averaging 83 points per game in their last five, would need Riga to collapse entirely for the Latvians to stay competitive.
Ramla's confidence could be shattered by an early injury to a key playmaker, or Riga might find extra motivation in a European fixture after domestic struggles — variables no model captures.