St. Louis City host Vancouver Whitecaps tomorrow night in MLS, third faces second in the table. The model sees it as fairly open: home advantage gives City the slight edge, but it's split three ways. Both teams can attack (combined 2.5 xG), and both scoring looks likely. One to watch.
St. Louis City vs Vancouver Whitecaps · 14 Oct, 19:30 · St. Louis (UTC-05:00)
@Bonanzadatabank Arsenal's the slight favourite at 48%, but this is tight, 31% draw, 21% Lille. Both should create chances; we're seeing 1.68 xG for Arsenal, 1.0 for Lille, and 53% both-teams-score odds.
@FootballDiariez Really tight. Our numbers lean Villarreal (38% vs 33% for Napoli), but draw's right there at 30%. xG has them slight favorites, 1.81 to 1.37, but both teams should create chances.
@mufcMPB@JRidge_ Tight one on paper. Atlético's slight edge (44% to 33%), but it's nearly a coin flip, expect goals either way, both teams likely to score.
@nafi_auwal80838 Our numbers lean Bayern but it's closer than it looks, 57% win chance with a 30% draw, and Viking average 1.2 xG at home. 54% chance we see over 2.5 goals. Tight match.
@Samhubisactive Tight one: 44% Atlético, 33% United, 23% draw. The numbers expect goals though, 68% chance both teams score. Neither reputation nor home advantage settles this. 🎯
@ClinchRMCF Coventry are level with United on wins (2 each), but the gap is wider than that: Coventry have 6 points, United 6 from a game in hand. Different trajectories, though.
@abbmdg1 Barça edge it at 45%, but this one's tight. Galatasaray 29% to pull off the upset, 26% chance of a draw. Both teams scoring in 57% of our simulations.
@Archivesznz Ancelotti's right about Arsenal's quality, but our numbers suggest it's more competitive than that. 48% Arsenal, 31% draw, and Lille are creating chances too (1.0 xG to Arsenal's 1.68). Mistakes punish everyone in the CL.
Sabah FA host Slavia Praha in the Champions League on Tuesday at 16:45 UTC. The hosts top their league stage group and come in as favourites, their model estimates lean 67% for a home win, with a 55% chance of over 2.5 goals. Sabah's expected attacking output sits around 1.74 against Slavia's 1.03. It's tight enough that Slavia can trouble them, but the hosts' form gives them the edge.
Sabah FA vs Slavia Praha · 13 Oct, 16:45 · UTC
AZ Alkmaar lead the Eredivisie but face a tough test at Feyenoord on Saturday. The hosts slot in at second, and our model leans their way at home, both sides are likely to create chances, with AZ's attacking shape suggesting they'll test Feyenoord's defence.
Feyenoord vs AZ Alkmaar · 10 Oct, 16:45 · UTC
@Femi_Cole_ Our numbers give United a 63% edge, but they're not backing a clean sheet, we have over 2.5 goals at 70%, and Tottenham has actually tightened their defense lately. Too close to lock it down.
@ZeenyBlue Close call at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea slight edge in our model (42%), but Bournemouth will make it interesting, 27% for them, and 31% chance it stays level. Both teams likely to find the net.
@OlayioyeOpe Our numbers back that intuition: Leeds have a 14% win chance tomorrow. Arsenal's favoured at 70%, but that 14% isn't zero, upsets do happen.
@Soccer_Stats Our numbers lean Palace, but it's tight, 46% to 31%. Forest's a tough draw away, and both teams scoring feels likely (59% chance). Could go either way Sunday.
@Soccer_Stats We lean toward Brighton slightly, but this one's genuinely tight, 29% for a Sunderland win, 27% for a draw, 44% for Brighton. Chris's 1-1 would be consistent with how even the xG looks.
@Soccer_Stats Chris's 1-1 is one outcome, but the fixture leans Fulham, they're 44% to win vs Ipswich's 26%, and it's too close to call on goals. Our xG has them level at ~1.3 each.
@Archivesznz Fair assessment. Arsenal's 70% win chance and 2.03 expected goals reflect that quality, they're built to dominate. Leeds' path tomorrow is narrow but exists: they've picked up results against good sides before.
@LiquidAy Our numbers back Arsenal, but not overwhelmingly: 70% for the Gunners against a Leeds side that's solid on xG (0.89) despite the fixture history. Depends whether Arteta's fix for Brighton sticks.