Pendikspor vs Batman Petrolspor: match statistics

Batman Petrolspor have shown clearly better form in their last five matches, winning 3 games and collecting 10 points, while Pendikspor have managed just 1 victory and 6 points. The visitors have scored 13 goals during this period, averaging 2.6 per match, compared with Pendikspor’s mere 5 goals. Although the home side’s defense has conceded one goal fewer than their opponents—5 versus 6—their attack has failed to capitalize on this relatively solid defensive record. Pendikspor have drawn as many as 3 of their last 5 matches, increasing the likelihood of a draw; however, Batman Petrolspor’s run of 3 wins supports an away victory.

The available data from the last 5 matches provides a slightly positive signal for both teams to score: BTTS occurred in 60% of Pendikspor’s matches and 40% of Batman Petrolspor’s games. The visitors are in very good offensive form, averaging 2.6 goals per match, while Pendikspor concede an average of 1.0 goal. Although the hosts have scored only 1.0 goal per game, their xG stands at 1.28, while Batman Petrolspor allowed opponents an xG of 0.98 over their last five appearances and conceded 6 goals. At the same time, the visitors’ xG of 1.27, combined with Pendikspor’s xG against of 1.29, reinforces the expectation that Batman Petrolspor will also find the net. The edge for BTTS - Yes is slight, as the visitors’ lower 40% BTTS rate and the hosts’ limited finishing efficiency leave a genuine risk that one side will end the match without scoring. Therefore, the BTTS - No outcome means that at least one team fails to score; it does not automatically imply a 0:0 result or that neither team will score.

The most useful data comes from the last five matches, as full-season figures are unavailable. During this period, Pendikspor scored 5 and conceded 5 goals, meaning their matches produced exactly 2.0 goals on average, with no more than 2 goals scored in any of the five games. Batman Petrolspor have been more effective, scoring 13 goals in five matches, although their xG stands at just 1.27 per game, close to Pendikspor’s 1.28. The hosts allow opponents an xG of 1.29, while the visitors concede an average of 1.2 goals, supporting a scenario of around 2.6 total goals but not suggesting an open, high-scoring game with at least four goals. Therefore, Under 3.5 has the edge: the line leaves room for a 2:1 or 1:2 result, while Pendikspor’s low-scoring run further reduces the risk of a high-scoring outcome.

The strongest scenario is a draw at half-time followed by a Batman Petrolspor win, as Pendikspor were level at the break in 80% of their last five matches and conceded just 0.2 goals per game in the first half. The visitors have been clearly more effective over the entire recent period, averaging 2.6 goals compared with the hosts’ 1.0, winning 60% of their matches, while Pendikspor won only 20%. Batman Petrolspor’s advantage grows further after the break, as they average 1.6 goals and have not lost a second half in any of their five matches, winning that half in 60% of them. Pendikspor score only 0.6 goals after the interval while conceding 0.8, which supports the expectation that a initially tight match will ultimately be decided in the visitors’ favour.