HB Køge vs AaB: match statistics

HB Køge holds a slight home advantage: at home they win 46% of matches, have a positive goal balance at their stadium (+2) and average 1.23 goals scored and 1.08 conceded per game. AaB have a superior seasonal goal tally (45 goals vs HB Køge’s 34) and a higher shot conversion rate on the road (11% vs 9%), as well as greater average away possession (54% vs 44%), indicating guest control of the game. However, AaB win only 31% of away matches, have a negative away goal difference (-1) and concede 1.46 goals on average away, while HB Køge concede just 1.08 at home, which weakens the visitors’ possession advantage. Recent form over 5 matches is identical (both teams 4 wins and 1 draw): HB Køge scored 11 and conceded 5, AaB scored 13 and conceded 6, so their effectiveness is very similar. Considering the higher home win percentage (46% vs 31%), better home defence (1.08 vs 1.46) and comparable xG (HB Køge home xG 1.54 vs AaB away xG 1.48), I project a slight home preference: 50% home win, 25% draw, 25% away win.

Both teams have a seasonal BTTS rate of 54% (HB Køge 54%, AaB 54%), while the league average BTTS is 55%, giving a baseline around 54–55% for a Goal/Goal scenario. Form signals strongly favor goals: in the last 5 matches HB Køge had BTTS in 60% of games, and AaB in 80%, meaning both sides frequently concede and score recently. Goal figures corroborate this — seasonally the home side scores 2.08 and concedes 1.31, the away side scores 1.38 and concedes 1.46; in the last 5 matches the home team averages 2.2 scored and 1.0 conceded, while the away team averages 2.6 scored and 1.2 conceded. Qualitative metrics like 5.38 shots on target for the home team vs 4.46 for the away, similar seasonal xG 1.52 vs 1.48, and a recent xG against AaB at 1.76 indicate significant created chances and a high risk of goals from both sides. Considering the seasonal 54%/54%, the strong recent signals (60% and 80%) and the above indicators, I tip BTTS - Yes with a probability of 72% versus 28% for No Goal.

I project a total goal expectation of approximately 3.23 (HB Køge 1.80, AaB 1.43), derived from combining seasonal goals per team (2.08 for HB Køge and 1.38 for AaB) and xG (1.52 and 1.48). A Poisson model with a mean of 3.23 yields about an 83% chance of Over 1.5 goals and roughly 63% chance of Over 2.5 goals, which aligns with seasonal Over 1.5 rates: 92% for hosts and 62% for visitors, and Over 2.5: 69% and 54%. HB Køge averages 5.38 SOT with a 16% conversion rate, AaB 4.46 SOT with an 11% conversion rate, and both teams have BTTS at 54%, increasing the likelihood of goals from both sides. In the last 5 matches HB Køge scored 11 goals, AaB 13 (averages 2.2 and 2.6), and both teams recorded Over 2.5 in 60% of their last five games. Therefore the strongest signal from the data is a bet on Over 1.5, given the high expected goals (3.23) and about an 83% probability.

HB Køge appears the favorite based on the numbers: they average 2.08 goals per match versus AaB’s 1.38 and collect 1.85 points per match compared to the visitors’ 1.23. At half-time the hosts score on average 0.69 goals versus AaB’s 0.38, and their average goals conceded by the break is 0.54 (visitors 0.92), which provides an advantage in determining the score after 45 minutes. In the last 5 matches HB Køge led at the break in 60% of games, and they are more productive after the break (an average of 2.15 goals in second halves versus AaB’s 1.54); additionally they register more shots on target (5.38 vs 4.46) and a higher conversion rate (16% vs 11%). xG is nevertheless similar (1.52 vs 1.48), so the hosts’ edge stems primarily from finishing and better play after the break, hence the most likely scenario is HB Køge leading at half-time and winning (1/1) — I assign this a 36% probability, with the second signal being a draw at half-time and a home win (X/1) at 14%.