Sportivo Ameliano vs Sportivo Trinidense: match statistics

Sportivo Ameliano has a clear home advantage profile: they win 40% of their home matches and lose just 20%, while Sportivo Trinidense win 27% of their away fixtures and suffer defeat in 40%. At home, the hosts average 1.40 goals scored with an xG of 1.40, whereas the visitors produce 1.20 goals and an xG of 1.31 away from home. Ameliano’s defense also looks more solid, conceding an average of 0.93 goals per home match compared with Trinidense’s 1.20 away from home. Both teams have scored 6 goals and conceded 5 in their last five matches, but Ameliano have averaged 1.4 points per game over that period, compared with Trinidense’s 1.0. The difference in home performance, combined with the hosts’ greater possession share—56% compared with the visitors’ 45%—slightly shifts the forecast in favor of an Ameliano win.

Seasonal BTTS indicators are notably high for both sides: Sportivo Ameliano see this outcome in 69% of their matches, while Sportivo Trinidense do so in 73%, compared with a league average of 52%. The hosts score an average of 1.77 goals per match, while the visitors score 1.20, with their average xG standing at 1.50 and 1.31, respectively. Over the last five matches, both teams have averaged 1.20 goals scored and 1.00 conceded, with BTTS at 60% for each side. Ameliano keep a clean sheet in 31% of their matches, whereas Trinidense do so in only 20%, increasing the hosts’ chances of scoring. Despite Ameliano’s solid defense, the consistency of both attacks and the high historical BTTS figures support a scenario in which both teams score.

Sportivo Ameliano score an average of 1.77 goals at home, while Sportivo Trinidense concede only 1.20 goals away, limiting the hosts’ projection to around 1.45 goals. The visitors have an average xG of 1.31, while Ameliano allow an average of 1.22 xG, resulting in an expected tally of approximately 1.25 goals. In their last five matches, both teams scored 1.2 goals and conceded 1.0 per game, indicating a more controlled profile than their full-season averages suggest. The 3.5 line went under in 77% of Ameliano’s matches and as many as 87% of Trinidense’s, while over 3.5 goals occurred in only 23% and 13% of cases, respectively. The strongest edge therefore lies with Under 3.5 goals, as the projected total of 2.70 goals remains clearly below this line.

The strongest signal for the first half is a draw: Sportivo Trinidense were level at half-time in 12 of 15 matches, or 80% of the time, while Sportivo Ameliano recorded this outcome in 46% of their games. In their last five matches, the hosts have not taken the lead before the break once and scored just one goal in the first half, averaging 0.25 goals overall during that period. After the break, however, the advantage should shift towards Ameliano, who score an average of 0.92 goals and concede only 0.38, while Trinidense allow opponents to score 0.87 goals on average. The hosts win 54% of their matches, with just 8% ending in defeat, whereas the visitors lose 40% of the time, strengthening the scenario of a turnaround in Ameliano’s favor after half-time. In addition, the hosts have a higher xG, 1.50 compared with 1.31, and average 13.69 shots per match against 10.80 for their opponents.