Beaconsfield Town vs Aylesbury United

Expert Analysis: Beaconsfield Town vs Aylesbury United

The upcoming match between Beaconsfield Town and Aylesbury United on October 29, 2025, promises to be an intriguing encounter. With both teams having shown resilience and strategic prowess throughout the season, this match is anticipated to be closely contested. The statistical data provides a comprehensive insight into potential outcomes and betting opportunities.

Betting Predictions

Both Teams Not To Score In 1st Half

With a high probability of 98.20, the prediction suggests that neither team will score in the first half. This could be attributed to both teams focusing on solid defensive strategies early in the game.

Both Teams Not To Score In 2nd Half

Similarly, there is a 97.50 probability that both teams will not score in the second half. This indicates a potential continuation of defensive play or tactical adjustments leading to a lower scoring game.

Over 1.5 Goals

The odds for over 1.5 goals stand at 91.60, suggesting that while the game might start defensively, there is still a strong likelihood of seeing more than one goal scored across both halves.

Over 2.5 Goals

With a probability of 67.30, the prediction for over 2.5 goals indicates that while not highly likely, there is still a significant chance of a higher-scoring match, possibly driven by offensive plays later in the game.

Both Teams To Score

The odds for both teams scoring are at 65.30, reflecting a balanced expectation that each team will manage to find the net at least once during the match.

Average Total Goals

The average total goals expected in this match is 3.42, suggesting a relatively high-scoring game despite the defensive predictions for individual halves.

Average Conceded Goals

Both teams have an average conceded goals figure of 3.33, indicating that they have been susceptible to conceding goals throughout the season, which could play into the higher total goal prediction.

Average Goals Scored

With an average goals scored figure of 1.78 per team, it highlights that while each team is capable of scoring, their defensive vulnerabilities might lead to more goals being scored overall.