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Polkky Kuusamo Women
Nurmon Jymy Women
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Win: Polkky Kuusamo Women
72%
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Outcome probabilities (1X2) · by our model
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 6 Oct, 16:45The head-to-head record alone carries that weight: Polkky have won every one of the six recorded encounters, while Nurmon Jymy have never managed a victory. Add the expected goals figures—3.3 for Polkky against 0.8 for Nurmon Jymy—and the picture becomes one-sided. Nurmon Jymy would need to overturn a pattern that has never bent in their direction, and the model sees no mechanism for that.
Polkky have not lost in four of their last five matches. They scored 13 goals and conceded 9, accumulating 12 points from that run. Their most recent outing was a 3:1 victory at home against Puijo Women on 2 October. Nurmon Jymy's trajectory runs the other way. They have won just one of their last five, taking only 3 points from 5 matches. Their last game ended 1:3 away to Arctic Rovaniemi Women on 7 October. The gap in momentum is visible in the goal tallies: 13 versus 5 for, 9 versus 12 against.
The table tells a similar story, though the season is barely under way. Polkky sit second with 3 points from 1 match, while Nurmon Jymy are fifth with 3 points from 2 matches. The H2H record is the heavier factor. Six meetings, six wins for Polkky. The scores ranged from 3:0 to 3:1, with Nurmon Jymy failing to score in three of those fixtures. The most recent clash on 18 March ended 1:3 in Kuusamo's favour.
The model assigns a 0% probability to a draw and a 0% probability that both teams will score. It also rates the chance of three or more goals at 0%, which reflects the expectation that Nurmon Jymy will not find the net. The expected goals figure of 0.8 for the visitors suggests they are unlikely to score at all.
This conclusion holds only if the match plays out as the data suggests. An early injury to a key attacker would shift the expected goals model, which knows nothing of personnel changes. Nurmon Jymy would need to find a way to keep Polkky quiet for 90 minutes and convert a rare chance—a scenario the H2H record does not support.