St. Margarethen vs Oberpullendorf

Expert Analysis: St. Margarethen vs Oberpullendorf

This football match between St. Margarethen and Oberpullendorf promises to be an intriguing encounter. With the match scheduled for November 15, 2025, at 13:00, here are some expert predictions based on the provided betting data:

Betting Predictions

Both Teams Not To Score In 1st Half

The probability for both teams not to score in the first half is high at 97.60%. This suggests a cautious start from both sides, potentially focusing on defensive strategies or tactical adjustments early in the game.

Both Teams Not To Score In 2nd Half

There’s a slightly lower probability of both teams not scoring in the second half at 91.60%. This indicates that while the first half might be defensively oriented, the second half could see more action.

Over 1.5 Goals

The likelihood of over 1.5 goals being scored is 84.70%. This prediction suggests that despite a potentially slow start, the match is expected to have a fair share of goals.

Both Teams To Score

With a probability of 79.40%, it is quite likely that both teams will find the back of the net. This indicates an open game where both defenses might be tested.

Over 2.5 BTTS

The chance of over 2.5 goals being scored by both teams combined is 75.20%. This reinforces the expectation of a lively match with multiple goals from both sides.

Over 2.5 Goals

There’s a 72.00% probability of over 2.5 goals being scored in total, suggesting that fans can expect an exciting and goal-rich encounter.

Over 3.5 Goals

The probability of over 3.5 goals being scored is slightly lower at 62.10%, but still indicates a high-scoring game.

Average Goals Analysis

Avg. Total Goals

The average total goals expected in this match are around 5.01, pointing towards a very dynamic and offensive game.

Avg. Goals Scored

St. Margarethen is expected to score an average of 3.57 goals, showing their potential offensive strength.

Avg. Conceded Goals

Oberpullendorf might concede an average of 2.35 goals, indicating potential defensive vulnerabilities or simply reflecting St. Margarethen’s attacking prowess.