Bolívar vs San Antonio Bulo Bulo: match statistics

Bolívar are exceptionally strong at home: they win 71% of their matches, score an average of 3.00 goals, and have failed to score in none of their games. The hosts create plenty of chances, averaging 21.29 shots, including 10.71 on target, while their average xG is a high 2.53. San Antonio Bulo Bulo have not won a single away match, have lost 83% of such games, and concede an average of 2.50 goals on the road, with an xG against of exactly 2.10. The visitors score just 0.67 goals per away game, fail to find the net in 50% of their away fixtures, and are winless in their last six matches on the road, recording five defeats and one draw. Although both teams have been in decent overall form recently, Bolívar’s clear edge in chance quality, 67% possession, and home results strongly points to a home win.

Bolívar regularly features in matches with goals from both sides, as BTTS occurred in 63% of their league games and in 60% of their last 5 matches. The hosts should almost certainly create chances against a San Antonio defence that concedes an average of 2.50 goals per match and allows opponents an xG of 2.10. The visitors score just 0.67 goals per league game and failed to score in as many as 50% of their matches, which clearly increases the risk of BTTS - No. At the same time, their recent attacking form has improved, as they averaged 1.40 goals across their previous 5 appearances, while Bolívar’s average xG against opponents stands at 1.45. Given the hosts’ high scoring potential and the visitors’ improved attacking output, the scenario in which both teams score holds a slight, but best-supported, edge.

Bolívar has clear scoring potential, averaging 1.63 goals per game, while San Antonio Bulo Bulo concede as many as 2.50 goals per match. The home side’s advantage is also evident in the quality of chances: their average xG stands at 1.52, whereas the visitors’ defence allows opponents 2.10 xG. At least 2 goals were scored in all of Bolívar’s matches and in 67% of San Antonio’s games, while the league-wide average is a high 3.02 goals. In their last five outings, both teams recorded games finishing Over 2.5 goals in 60% of cases, although the visitors’ recent defensive improvement reduces confidence in higher goal lines. The strongest selection remains Over 1.5 goals, as even with San Antonio’s lower attacking efficiency, the hosts’ offensive potential should be enough to produce more than two goals in total.

Bolívar won 63% of their matches this season and averaged 2.0 points per home game, while San Antonio Bulo Bulo lost 83% of their away fixtures and failed to record a single victory. The home side led at the break in 38% of matches, whereas the visitors had never gone into half-time in front and were trailing after the opening 45 minutes in 67% of cases. Bolívar’s superiority is also reflected in their efficiency: they average 1.63 goals with a 12% shot-conversion rate, while their opponents concede as many as 2.50 goals per match and convert just 5% of their attempts. After the break, the hosts score an average of 1.00 goal, while San Antonio Bulo Bulo allow their opponents 1.50 goals, supporting the scenario of Bolívar maintaining their lead through to full-time.