Andebol 1
Prediction for Porto — ABC Braga
72%
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All Boys
Chaco For Ever
Prediction for
Win: All Boys
39%
probability
Outcome probabilities (1X2)
Average bookmaker line (44)
Odds range
2.23 — 2.47
for outcome 1
Prediction fixed and will not change after kick-off
Form last 5 matches
Head to head 2
Bookmaker market
Analytical content. Not a call to gamble. 18+
Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 29 Aug, 16:47I see a draw at 2.69 as the most likely outcome. The market has priced this closely across 44 bookmakers, and the model's 36% probability for a stalemate sits just behind the home win at 38%. Chaco For Ever come into this with sharper momentum, but All Boys' tendency to grind out results at home gives them cover. A point each is what the numbers point toward.
All Boys have taken five points from their last five matches—one win, two draws, two losses—while Chaco For Ever have collected nine from the same fixture list. The visitors have won three of five, including back-to-back clean sheets against San Miguel FC and Los Andes. All Boys' attack has been quiet, scoring just twice in that period, and they failed to find the net in two of those five outings. Chaco For Ever have been more prolific, netting seven goals, but they have also conceded three away from home.
They sit shoulder to shoulder in the table. Chaco For Ever are 13th on 28 points, All Boys 16th on 27. The gap is one point, and the head-to-head tells a similar story. They met once this season, with Chaco For Ever winning 2:0 away, and before that they drew 2:2 in February. Neither side has dominated the other over time, and the pattern of results suggests a match that could end in a draw.
The model expects 0.9 goals from All Boys and 0.6 from Chaco For Ever. The most likely scoreline is 0:0 at 22%, followed by 1:0 to the hosts at 19%. Both teams to score sits at 28%, and three or more goals at 20%. All Boys score 43% of their goals after the 75th minute, while Chaco For Ever have conceded 28% of theirs between the 46th and 60th minute. The model's figures are an average across many simulated versions, not a timetable for today.
The prediction stops holding if All Boys score early and force the visitors to chase, or if a red card changes the shape of the game. A first-half goal from either side would shift the balance, but the model does not account for that.