All Boys vs Central Norte: match statistics

All Boys remain unbeaten at home: they win 27% of their matches, draw as many as 73%, and have suffered no defeats. The hosts concede just 0.36 goals per game on their own turf and keep a clean sheet in 64% of their appearances, while Central Norte lose 67% of their away matches and concede an average of 1.33 goals. Both teams have limited attacking output, but All Boys create more high-quality chances at home, averaging 1.40 xG compared with Central Norte’s 1.14 xG away from home, while the visitors fail to score in 58% of their away fixtures. All Boys’ last five matches produced four draws and just 2 goals scored, so alongside a narrow home win, a draw remains a highly realistic outcome. However, the hosts’ stronger defence and Central Norte’s clearly poor away record support the 1 pick.

The data clearly favors a scenario in which at least one team fails to score: BTTS landed in only 40% of All Boys matches and 33% of Central Norte matches, compared with 40% across the league. Central Norte score just 0.5 goals per match on average, fail to score in 58% of their games, and manage only 2.58 shots on target per away match. All Boys have kept a clean sheet in 50% of their matches and concede just 0.7 goals on average, further limiting the visitors’ chances of scoring. The hosts have also been inefficient in their last five outings, scoring just 2 goals in total and averaging 0.4 per game, so an All Boys No Goal scenario is also possible. The low league average of 1.92 goals, together with only 10% of All Boys matches producing over 2.5 goals, further strengthens the case for BTTS - No.

The match profile is clearly low-scoring: All Boys average 0.8 goals per game, while Central Norte average just 0.5. The hosts keep a clean sheet in 50% of their matches, whereas the visitors have failed to score in 58% of their games. The Under 2.5 goals line has landed in 90% of All Boys’ matches and 67% of Central Norte’s, while Under 3.5 goals has landed in 90% and 92%, respectively. All Boys’ last five matches also produced just 2 goals scored and 4 conceded, averaging 1.2 total goals per game. Although the average xG figures suggest slightly greater potential for the hosts, 1.42 versus 1.14 for the visitors, the exceptionally low conversion rates of both teams, 7% and 6%, further strengthen the case for Under 3.5 goals.

The strongest scenario is a draw both at half-time and at full-time, as All Boys have drawn 50% of their matches this season and as many as 80% of their last five. The first halves of both teams are typically tight: the hosts average 0.5 goals scored and 0.4 conceded in these periods, while only 20% of their first halves have seen both teams score. All Boys hold a clearer advantage in terms of performance quality, with an average xG of 1.42 compared with Central Norte’s 1.14, and their opponents concede an average of 1.33 goals per match. However, the hosts have scored just 0.4 goals per game across their last five appearances. The second halves also show a strong signal of caution: All Boys have drawn the second half in 80% of their matches, and Central Norte in 57%, with averages of only 0.6 and 0.75 goals respectively in these periods. Central Norte remain vulnerable to defeat, having lost 67% of their matches this season, but the hosts’ low attacking output limits the likelihood of a clear turnaround from the draw.