Dila vs Dinamo Batumi: match statistics

Dinamo Batumi sit 2nd, while Dila are fifth, and most importantly, the visitors have won all 5 of their last matches, scoring 13 goals and conceding just 2. Dila are also in good form, with 3 wins, a draw and a defeat in their five most recent games, although they conceded 6 goals during this period. The hosts’ advantage is evident in their home matches: they concede an average of just 0.92 goals, have a higher xG of 1.48 compared with Dinamo’s 1.27 away from home, and register 4.38 shots on target per game versus 3.08 for their opponents. On the other hand, Batumi are more clinical, converting 14% of their shots compared with Dila’s 12%, while their current five-match winning streak clearly strengthens their chances despite less convincing away results over the season as a whole. The hosts may find the net, but Dinamo’s excellent current defensive record and form give the visitors a slight edge to win.

Dila has a high seasonal rate of matches in which both teams score, at 64%, whereas Dinamo Batumi records this scenario in only 46% of its games. The strongest signal is the visitors’ current form: they have won all 5 of their last five matches, scoring 13 goals and conceding just 2, which averages out to only 0.4 goals conceded per match. Dinamo have kept a clean sheet in 31% of their matches this season and have failed to score in 31%, so the BTTS market is not one-sided despite Dila’s attacking potential. The hosts average 1.91 goals per game this season and 1.8 across their last five matches, but their recent xG stands at 1.26 compared with the in-form visitors’ 0.89 xG conceded. Therefore, the probability that at least one team will fail to score is slightly higher than the Goal/Goal scenario.

Dila averages 1.91 goals per home game, while Dinamo Batumi concedes 1.23 goals away from home, supporting the scenario of at least one goal for the hosts. The visitors score an average of 1.38 goals, while Dila concedes 1.45, and both teams post solid, closely matched xG figures: 1.41 for Dila and 1.27 for Dinamo. The Over 1.5 goals line was hit in 91% of Dila’s matches and 62% of Dinamo’s, with the league average standing at 2.62 goals. An additional argument is Dinamo’s attacking form: they have scored 13 goals in their last five matches, averaging 2.6 per game. Over 1.5 offers a clearer edge than the higher goal lines, as Dinamo has conceded only 2 goals during this run, which limits confidence in a match featuring three or more goals.

Dinamo Batumi go into the match on the back of a five-game winning streak, averaging 2.6 goals scored and just 0.4 conceded per game. The visitors led at the break in 62% of their away matches, scoring an average of 1.0 first-half goal while allowing opponents only 0.31. Recent form further strengthens this signal: Dinamo have averaged 1.6 goals in the first half, compared with just 0.8 for Dila. Dila are dangerous at home, averaging 1.91 goals scored and winning 55% of their matches, but their defence concedes 1.45 goals per game, while Dinamo have taken maximum points from their last five outings. The most likely scenario is therefore an HT/FT outcome of 2/2, with the visitors taking the lead before half-time and holding it until the final whistle.