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Coburg 2000
Ferndorf
Prediction for
Win: Ferndorf
51%
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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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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 11 Sep, 22:13Coburg 2000 to win, with 80% confidence. Five consecutive wins suggest a structural advantage: Coburg has won all five meetings going back to 2022, including a 25:22 victory at Ferndorf's ground last November. That dominance persists regardless of their current league position.
Five matches, five wins for Coburg 2000. The most recent was 25:22 away from home on 28 November 2025. Before that came 33:26 away in December 2024. Ferndorf has not won a single one.
The league table suggests Ferndorf should be the favourite. They sit fourth with four points from two matches, having won both games. Coburg occupy sixteenth place with zero points from two draws. In the last five matches across all competitions, Coburg have won just one and lost four. Ferndorf have won three and lost two.
Expected goals point to a tight game, but history says otherwise.
This conclusion stops holding if Ferndorf's current form overrides the historical pattern. Ferndorf must stop the visitors early. If they do, they stay in it. Ferndorf's two wins this season show they can compete at this level. What the head-to-head does not show is whether those results still reflect the teams playing today.
Coburg have won two of their five head-to-head meetings at home and three away. The away record includes the 25:22 victory last November and the 35:31 win in August 2024. The visitors have won at Coburg's ground before.
Five consecutive wins, including two away from home, suggests something structural about how these teams match up. Ferndorf's current position is strong, but strength built over two matches cannot erase five years of dominance. Ferndorf’s two wins look like a blip. Coburg’s record stands.