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Win: Carvalhos
53%
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Outcome probabilities (1X2) · by our model
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Form last 5 matches
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 3 Oct, 18:05Avanca to win
Avanca hold an edge here. They carry two more points and a victory in their last five, while Carvalhos have lost every recent match and sit bottom of the table. The model expects a tight contest with Carvalhos averaging 29 goals and Avanca 28.8, but that narrow margin favours the visitors who have shown they can close out results.
Recent form
Carvalhos have not won since their last five matches ended in defeats across all competitions. They conceded 183 goals while scoring 128, averaging 36.6 against per game. Their last league outing was a 27:44 loss away at Sporting. Avanca lost four of five but secured a 31:26 victory over Belenenses at home on 26 September. They conceded 169 goals while scoring 127 in the same period.
Table position
Avanca occupy 11th place with eight points from six matches, one win and five draws. Carvalhos are 12th with six points from six matches, all draws. Neither side has suffered a loss in the league so far, but Avanca's single victory separates them. The visitors need a win to close the gap on teams above them.
Model expectations
The model projects Carvalhos at 29 goals and Avanca at 28.8, suggesting a match decided by fine margins. These figures reflect the defensive frailties both sides have shown recently. The probability calculations indicate a decisive result rather than a draw. Avanca's ability to convert their limited chances against Carvalhos's leaky defence tips the balance.
A draw suits Avanca's current approach to managing results, but they have not secured one in their last five outings. If Carvalhos find their scoring touch early and Avanca fail to respond, the home side could snatch a point. The model's narrow goal differential means either side could still emerge on top depending on who capitalises first.