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Sarnia Sting
Guelph Storm
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Slight edge: Sarnia Sting
45%
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Outcome probabilities (1X2) · by our model
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Based on data as of 14 Oct, 00:05Guelph Storm to win. The Storm have won their last five games and are riding momentum that Sarnia cannot match, even though the model sees expected goals as almost level. I give this 62%. The prediction changes if Sarnia can replicate their defensive solidity from the 4:0 and 3:0 wins earlier this month, because the model's 3.8 expected goals for the Sting already factors in their attacking threat.
Guelph Storm have not lost in five games. They beat Owen Sound 10:5 away, then 3:2 at home, followed by 6:0 against Kitchener Rangers, 4:2 versus Windsor Spitfires, and 5:1 on the road at Owen Sound. Twenty-eight goals in five matches means they are scoring freely. Only two defeats in eight games puts them at the top of the table.
Sarnia Sting are more uneven. Their last five produced two wins and three losses. They lost 4:6 at Flint Firebirds, then won 4:0 at home against Oshawa Generals, won 3:0 away at Oshawa, lost 3:5 at Barrie Colts, and lost 3:4 at home to Soo Greyhounds. Seventeen goals for and fifteen against shows they can score but also concede. Five wins and four defeats in nine games keeps them in second place.
The head-to-head tells no clear story. In six meetings the sides have split the points evenly — three wins each. Guelph won 3:2 at Sarnia in February 2026, but Sarnia responded with 6:4 at home in December. Earlier that month Sarnia won 3:2 away, and before that Guelph took 4:1 and 1:5 wins. The most recent encounter ended 3:2 to Guelph, but the results go both ways.
The model expects 3.8 goals for Sarnia and 3.7 for Guelph. A 15% chance of a draw, 96% that both teams score, and 98% for three or more goals. The three most likely scorelines are 3:3, 4:3, and 3:4 — each at 4%. These figures suggest a high-scoring game where either side can win, but Guelph's current form tips the balance.
A draw suits Sarnia's case. They have shown they can shut teams out, as their two clean sheets demonstrate. If they can contain Guelph's attack and rely on their own firepower, the model's near-equal expected goals could produce a stalemate. That is the main threat to this prediction.