Cuniburo vs Atlético JBG: match statistics

Cuniburo holds a clear home advantage: on average 2.0 goals scored and only 0.6 conceded per match with 12.8 shots and 5.4 on target, while Atlético JBG averages 1.4 goals and 1.2 conceded away with 8.2 shots and 3.2 on target. The difference in chance quality is confirmed by xG — Cuniburo has xG 1.59 versus 1.04 for Atlético, and the home defense allows xG against 0.84 compared to 1.64 for the visitors. In the last 5 matches Cuniburo scored 8 goals and recorded 2 wins, whereas Atlético has 5 goals and only 1 win with 4 draws; the visitors are unbeaten away (0% defeats) and have 0% matches without a goal. Additionally, the hosts have 60% clean sheets at home and a +7 goal difference in home fixtures, while Atlético have no clean sheets away (0%) and only +1 goal difference; this gives Cuniburo both defensive and offensive edges. Considering higher average shots (12.8 vs 8.2), greater xG (1.59 vs 1.04) and the hosts’ more stable defense (0.6 vs 1.2 conceded), I tip Cuniburo to win (1).

I back BTTS - Yes. The primary signal is Atlético JBG’s seasonal BTTS rate of 100% and 80% in the last 5 matches, meaning both sides have scored in virtually every fixture. Cuniburo has a seasonal BTTS of 40% and 60% clean sheets (avg. 0.4 goals conceded per game), but in the last 5 matches they concede on average 1.0 goal (5 goals in 5 games) and have a recent 60% BTTS, indicating defensive regression. Atlético produces on average 8.2 shots and 3.2 on target with an xG of 1.04, while Cuniburo’s last 5 games show xG 1.29 versus Atlético’s xG conceded in the 1.37–1.64 range, which raises the likelihood of goal exchange. Overall the strongest signals are Atlético’s extremely high away BTTS (100% seasonally), rising home xG and Cuniburo’s last 5 matches with 60% BTTS, so I assess BTTS probability at 70% versus 30% for No Goal.

I project 1.24 goals for Cuniburo and 1.03 for Atlético JBG (total 2.27), based on xG: Cuniburo 0.85 vs Atlético 1.04 and xG against: Cuniburo 1.02 vs Atlético 1.64. A Poisson model on the expected total of 2.27 yields about a 67% probability for Over 1.5 (i.e., at least 2 goals), so Over 1.5 is the favored play. Over 2.5 has weaker support (≈40%) and aligns with seasonal >2.5 rates: Cuniburo 20% and Atlético 40%, though Cuniburo scored 8 goals in the last 5 matches (1.6 per match). Cuniburo has a strong home defense (60% clean sheets and 0.4 goals conceded on average), but Atlético has 100% BTTS, averages 1.4 goals scored and 3.2 shots on target, which increases the likelihood of at least two goals. Practically, I recommend the Over at the 1.5 line as the strongest signal; Over 3.5 (~20%) is too risky.

Cuniburo draws at half-time in 80% of matches and scores an average of 0.4 goals by the break versus 1.0 for the away side, which indicates the most likely half-time state is a draw. In the second half Cuniburo performs better — in the last five fixtures they averaged 2.0 points in the second half and won 60% of second halves, while Atlético JBG wins only 20% of second halves, giving the home side a clear advantage after the break. Additionally, Cuniburo has a 60% home win rate and averages 2.2 points per home match, whereas the visitors have only a 20% win rate and 1.4 points per match, so after a half-time draw the home team is more likely to take the final victory. Minute distributions confirm Atlético scores more often in minutes 16–30 (3 goals), while Cuniburo scores more frequently in the closing 76–90 minutes (2 goals), which typically produces the scenario: draw at half-time and home win after the break. Therefore my primary pick is X/1 (draw at half-time, home win), which is the strongest signal given the 80% half-time draw rate and the home side’s second-half advantage.