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Win: FC Gomel
65%
probability
Outcome probabilities (1X2)
Average bookmaker line (27)
Odds range
1.22 — 1.30
for outcome 1
Prediction fixed and will not change after kick-off
Form last 5 matches
Head to head 10
Bookmaker market
Analytical content. Not a call to gamble. 18+
Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 27 Aug, 17:03FC Gomel to beat Belshina at 1.25. The gap between fifth and thirteenth is wide enough that even a sluggish Gomel side should take three points against a team that has lost ten of seventeen league games.
Gomel's recent form reads poorly on paper. One win, one draw, three defeats in five matches. They lost 0:1 at home to Vitebsk and Minsk, drew 0:0 away at Slavia Mozyr, then thrashed Naftan 6:0 at home. The inconsistency is real, but the league position tells a different story. Thirty points after nineteen matches keeps them clear of the relegation zone and within striking distance of European contention.
Belshina's last five matches brought seven points. Two wins, a draw, two losses. The 8:1 victory over Viktoriya Maryina Horka in the Belarus Cup looks impressive until you note the opposition. Their league form is harder to defend. A 4:0 defeat at Dinamo Brest and a 1:2 home loss to FC Minsk show they can be exposed. The 2:0 win over Arsenal at home is their best result, but Arsenal are not a top-tier side in this league.
The history between these teams is one-sided. Gomel won six of seven meetings, with one draw. The most recent encounter in April ended 2:0 to Gomel at Belshina's ground. Three of the last four meetings were clean sheets for Gomel. That pattern does not vanish because one team has slightly better recent form.
The model expects 1.9 goals for Gomel and 0.7 for Belshina. The most likely scorelines are 1:0 at 14 per cent, 2:0 at 13 per cent, and 1:1 at 10 per cent. A draw carries 22 per cent probability, but the line holds steady at 4.95 with no movement since opening.
They average 45 per cent against Gomel's 56 per cent, but the gap is not insurmountable.