M. Hadera Hefer vs Rehovot: match prediction on 13 October 2026

M. Hadera Hefer to win, 53% confidence.

Rehovot have lost every match they have played in recent weeks. Their last five outings produced zero points and four goals scored against fifteen conceded. The most recent result was a 0:3 defeat away to H. Mate Asher on 26.03.2026, and before that another 0:3 loss at home to the same side on 23.03.2026. They have not managed a single draw or victory across this span.

M. Hadera Hefer's record is less bleak but far from dominant. Two wins and three losses in five matches yield six points from eight goals scored and eleven conceded. The 3:2 victory over Maccabi Ashdod at home on 23.03.2026 offers the clearest sign of their capacity to score, while the 0:3 friendly loss to H. Mate Asher on 29.09.2026 shows they can also fold.

The head-to-head record tells a different story. Across eight meetings, M. Hadera Hefer have five wins to Rehovot's three. The most recent encounter on 17.01.2026 ended 3:2 to the hosts at Rehovot's ground. Three matches have gone to the hosts in Hadera Hefer, with two victories there and one loss. The pattern suggests a competitive rivalry, but the current form of Rehovot sits at the opposite end of the spectrum.

The model expects 2.6 goals for each side. That figure does not translate to a specific scoreline but indicates both teams tend to find the net in a handful of matches. The probability of a draw sits at 0%, as does the chance both teams will score. The model also places the likelihood of three or more total goals at 0%. These numbers emerge from the goals scored and conceded data; they do not account for the absence of any defensive resilience from Rehovot.

A draw would break the prediction. Rehovot have not earned a point in five games, but if they manage to hold the result and exploit any momentary lapse, the outcome shifts. M. Hadera Hefer would need to score early and maintain pressure; a slow start could allow Rehovot to sit deep and frustrate. The model's 2.6-2.6 expectation assumes both teams operate at their typical output, but Rehovot's recent inability to score more than one goal in a match suggests the actual total may fall short of that projection.