San Antonio vs Atlético JBG: match statistics

San Antonio remain unbeaten at home, winning 31% of their matches and drawing as many as 69%, while conceding just 0.77 goals per game on average. The hosts create more chances on home soil than Atlético JBG do away from home: they average 10.82 shots and 4.09 shots on target, with an xG of 1.29, compared with their opponents’ 8.09 shots, 2.64 shots on target and xG of 1.00. Atlético JBG do sit 2nd and have conceded just 17 goals across the entire season, but away from home they score only 0.75 goals per match and fail to score in 42% of their outings. The last five matches also slightly favor San Antonio, who collected 8 points with a 5:5 goal difference, while the visitors earned 5 points despite a defense that has allowed them to concede only 4 goals. The very high draw rates recorded by both teams at home and away—69% and 67%, respectively—increase the risk of a share of the points, but San Antonio’s edge in chance creation and home advantage give them a slight lean towards victory.

The strongest signal points to BTTS - No, as San Antonio keeps a clean sheet in 58% of matches, while Atlético JBG fail to score in 42% of games. The home side concede just 0.50 goals per match on average, while the visitors score only 0.75 goals, significantly limiting their chances of finding the net. BTTS has occurred in just 33% of San Antonio’s matches and 50% of Atlético JBG’s games, compared with a league average of only 36%. The last five matches further support a cautious scenario: both teams averaged 1.0 goal per game, yet Atlético JBG recorded BTTS in only 20% of those matches. The low league average of 1.89 goals per match, combined with only 25% of the visitors’ games producing at least three goals, increases the likelihood that at least one side will fail to score.

San Antonio score an average of 1.50 goals and concede just 0.50 at home, while Atlético JBG manage only 0.75 goals per away match. The hosts have kept a clean sheet in 58% of their matches, while the visitors have failed to score in 42% of games, limiting the away side’s attacking potential. Under 2.5 goals has landed in 58% of San Antonio’s matches and as many as 75% of Atlético JBG’s, while the 3.5 line has stayed under in 83% and 92% of cases, respectively. Each team has scored 1.0 goal per match across their last five appearances, with only 40% of those games going over 2.5 goals. Additionally, the league averages just 1.89 goals per match, making Under 3.5 the market with the strongest and most consistent statistical support.

San Antonio holds a clear advantage in full-match results: they win 58% of their matches, scoring an average of 1.50 goals and conceding just 0.50, while Atlético JBG win only 17% of their games. The hosts tend to start strongly, leading at the break in 42% of cases, whereas the visitors were behind at half-time in 42% of their matches. In the first half, San Antonio score an average of 0.83 goals and allow opponents just 0.17, while Atlético JBG concede an average of 0.75 goals before the break. The 1/1 scenario is also supported by the hosts’ significantly better conversion rate of 21%, compared with 9% for the visitors, although Atlético JBG’s high 67% full-time draw rate increases the likelihood of outcomes involving a draw at full-time.