Tyringe SoSS vs Jonstorps: match preview on 4 September 2026

Tyringe SoSS to win, with 40% confidence. The home side has played five matches and shown it can score and concede freely; Jonstorps has no recorded form, and that absence of information is the reason the confidence is low.

What Tyringe has shown

Tyringe SoSS has played five matches in the database, winning two and losing three. They scored 13 goals and conceded 15, averaging 2.6 goals for and 3.0 against. The results read 1:4, 3:4, 5:2, 4:1, 0:4 — no draws, a pattern of open games. The most recent outing was a 1:4 defeat away to Mörums GoIS on 26.08.2026.

Jonstorps: nothing to go on

Jonstorps has zero matches recorded. No form, no goals scored, no goals conceded, no head-to-head history with Tyringe. There is no squad data, no team news, no league position. There is nothing on Jonstorps in the database.

Head-to-head

Not found. The two sides have no recorded meetings in the available data.

What the prediction rests on

The only concrete information comes from Tyringe's five matches. They have shown they can score multiple goals and they have shown they can concede them. Against an opponent with no recorded form, the home side's experience of playing matches gives them a marginal advantage. Tyringe to win, but the confidence is 40% — the lowest possible given the data, because Jonstorps could be anything.

When the conclusion breaks

A draw or a Jonstorps win would change the prediction. If the visitors are stronger than the database suggests, or if Tyringe's recent 1:4 loss indicates a dip in form, the home advantage disappears. Without knowing what Jonstorps can do, the margin for error is wide.

Scoreline

The most likely outcome given Tyringe's averages is 3:1 to the home side. Expected goals would place Tyringe around 2.6 and Jonstorps somewhere near 1.5, but those figures are derived from Tyringe's history alone and carry no weight if Jonstorps is a different proposition.

Final note

This is a friendly match, which adds another layer of uncertainty. Teams often experiment in friendlies, and results can be unpredictable when line-ups are fluid. The prediction stands only because Tyringe has played; Jonstorps has not.