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Win: Aral
40%
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Outcome probabilities (1X2) · by our model
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Form last 5 matches
Head to head 5
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Based on data as of 5 Sep, 12:16Aral win. The visitors carry a 10-point advantage over FarDu with a 4-0-1 record in their last five meetings, and the model puts their expected goals at 1.3 against FarDu's 1.1. That conclusion stops holding if FarDu's recent attacking form—four goals in each of their last two home matches—translates into a genuine upset, or if any of their two suspended players return from red cards.
Aral sit top of the Pro League A with 42 points after 17 matches, their only blemish being a single defeat. FarDu are fifth with 32 points, nine wins and five draws keeping them clear of trouble but nowhere near the leaders. The gap has not closed despite FarDu's recent upturn; Aral simply maintain their standard.
FarDu have won four and drawn one of their last five, scoring 14 goals while conceding just three. Aral's recent form is steadier rather than explosive—three wins, one draw, one loss, with five goals in five matches. They lost 1:2 away to Olimpik-Mobiuz on 20 August but have been unbeaten since.
The head-to-head tells a clear story. In five meetings since April 2025, Aral have won four and drawn once. The most recent encounter ended 2:0 at Aral's ground on 26 April 2026. FarDu's only point came in a 1:1 draw at home in October 2025.
FarDu have two players carrying red cards from the last three weeks—A. Pavlopoulos and I. Abel fazov—both unavailable through suspension. Aral have no such absences. The model expects 1:1 the most likely scoreline at 13%.
Aral concede heavily in the final quarter of matches—50% of their goals against come between the 76th and 90th minutes. FarDu, by contrast, score 38% of their goals in that same period. If the match goes beyond 80 minutes, the visitors may find themselves exposed, but the model does not factor that into its primary projection.
A draw would suit the visitors given their tendency to run the clock down in tight games, and that is the main threat to this prediction.