Andebol 1
Prediction for Porto — ABC Braga
72%
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Avanca
Porto
Prediction for
Win: Porto
69%
probability
Outcome probabilities (1X2) · by our model
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Form last 5 matches
Head to head 9
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 28 Aug, 19:28Porto win, 69% confidence. The data leaves little room for doubt: they have beaten Avanca in every meeting over the past three seasons, and the model expects them to score 35 goals to Avanca's 26.8.
Porto have dominated the head-to-head record.
There are eight recorded encounters between these sides, and Porto won all eight. The most recent was a 47:32 victory for Porto in the Taça de Portugal on 18 May 2025. Before that, they won 37:21 at home in the same competition. Avanca scored 175 goals across those meetings, Porto 224.
Recent form trends diverge.
Avanca sit second in Andebol 1 with one point from a single match — a draw. Their last five games show three wins, one draw, and one loss, with 146 goals scored and 157 conceded. Porto have not yet played a league fixture this season, sitting fourth on zero points from zero matches. In their last five outings they won four, lost one, scoring 163 goals and conceding 124. Both sides are in positive form, but Porto's defensive record is tighter.
Statistical projection
The statistical model projects 26.8 goals for Avanca and 35.0 for Porto. That 8.2-goal difference aligns with what the head-to-head record suggests. The probability of a draw sits at 0%, and the model assigns 0% to both teams scoring or to matches with three or more goals — figures that reflect the lopsided nature of these encounters rather than any particular scoring pattern. Confidence in the Porto result is 69%.
Key variables
This conclusion relies on Porto maintaining their historical dominance. If Avanca were to field a significantly stronger lineup than in previous meetings, or if Porto arrived with key absences not reflected in the data, the gap could narrow. The model does not account for injuries or suspensions — there is no information available on either side — so any sudden change in squad strength could shift the balance. A draw would require Avanca to close the scoring deficit by at least eight goals, something they have not achieved in any of the eight previous meetings.