Al-Qadsia vs Al Tadhamon

Expert Analysis: Al-Qadsia vs Al Tadhamon

As the highly anticipated match between Al-Qadsia and Al Tadhamon approaches, expert predictions suggest a tightly contested game with several key betting insights. The statistical data indicates a strong likelihood of a low-scoring affair, particularly in the first half. Here are the detailed predictions for each betting category:

Prediction Insights

First Half Predictions

• Away Team Not To Score In 1st Half: 98.40% – This suggests an extremely high probability that Al Tadhamon will not find the net early on.
• Both Teams Not To Score In 1st Half: 98.10% – This prediction highlights the likelihood of a goalless first half, reinforcing the defensive strategies expected from both teams.
• Home Team To Score In 1st Half: 70.00% – Al-Qadsia has a decent chance of scoring early, which could set the tone for the match.

Second Half Predictions

• Away Team Not To Score In 2nd Half: 69.80% – There is a significant chance that Al Tadhamon will continue to struggle to score in the latter half.
• Both Teams Not To Score In 2nd Half: 82.50% – The prediction suggests that defensive tactics will likely prevail, leading to another goalless half.
• Home Team To Score In 2nd Half: 64.00% – Al-Qadsia may have a better opportunity to score in the second half, potentially capitalizing on any defensive lapses by their opponents.

Total Goals and Scoring Trends

• Sum of Goals Under 2: 68.40% – This indicates a high probability that the total goals scored in the match will be less than two, emphasizing the defensive nature of this encounter.
• Both Teams Not to Score: 63.60% – A draw with no goals is a plausible outcome, aligning with the overall trend of low scoring predicted for this match.

Average Goals Analysis

The average total goals expected in this match is 2.67, with Al-Qadsia averaging 1.97 goals scored and conceding an average of 1.90 goals. These statistics suggest that while both teams have strong defensive capabilities, there is still room for scoring opportunities, particularly from Al-Qadsia.