Cup
Prediction for Spartak Myjava — Galanta
75%
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Sol de Mayo
Guillermo Brown
Prediction for
Win: Sol de Mayo
52%
probability
Outcome probabilities (1X2)
Average bookmaker line (35)
Odds range
2.07 — 2.35
for outcome 1
Prediction fixed and will not change after kick-off
Form last 5 matches
Head to head 5
Bookmaker market
Analytical content. Not a call to gamble. 18+
Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 29 Aug, 10:40Sol de Mayo are slight favourites at 2.11 and the prediction is 1:0 as the most likely outcome, though the 25% draw probability means this conclusion stops holding if the visitors manage to hold their defensive shape through the opening quarter.
Both sides have identical records after five matches — two wins, three losses, six points each. Sol de Mayo have scored five goals and conceded eight, while Guillermo Brown have managed only three goals for five against. The home side's recent defeat to Fundacion Amigos 0:2 away on 23 August came after victories over Germinal de Rawson and Santamarina, but those wins were narrow affairs. Guillermo Brown's form mirrors this — a 1:0 home win over Santamarina followed by defeats away to Costa Brava and Deportivo Rincón. Neither side has found a draw in five matches, which suggests the next result will break that pattern.
The head-to-head record over the past two years shows Sol de Mayo won three of five encounters while Guillermo Brown claimed two victories. The model's expected goals of 1.6 for Sol de Mayo against 1.0 for the visitors reflect that tendency.
The table places Guillermo Brown one position above Sol de Mayo despite identical points, given both sides have played exactly five matches. The odds have not moved from their opening positions. Sol de Mayo at 2.11, draw at 2.99, visitors at 3.33. The model's probable scores cluster around 1:1 and 1:0, each at 12%, with 2:1 at 10%. The 51% chance that both teams score corresponds with the attacking patterns: Sol de Mayo have 28% of their goals in the 46-60 minute window and another 28% after 76 minutes, while Guillermo Brown score 29% in the opening 15 minutes and 29% in the final quarter.
Guillermo Brown have conceded 33% of their goals in the final 15 minutes of matches, which could work against them if Sol de Mayo maintain their intensity. The model's 25% draw probability is the only confidence figure available, and it suggests the most likely scenario remains a narrow home victory — unless the visitors find a way to neutralise Sol de Mayo's second-half threat.