Spartak Subotica vs Napredak: match statistics

Spartak Subotica holds an attacking edge at home — averaging 1.31 goals per home match versus just 0.47 goals that Napredak records away. The hosts average 9.13 shots and 3.88 on target per home game with a shot conversion of 14%, while the visitors produce 8.06 shots and 2.0 on target with a 6% conversion, translating into higher-quality chances for Spartak. Average xG corroborates this advantage: Spartak posts xG 1.27 and xG against 1.9 in home fixtures, whereas Napredak has xG 1.04 and xG against 2.0 on the road. Both teams are in poor form — each has lost the last 5 matches and collected 0 points from the last five, with Spartak scoring 4 goals in that span and Napredak only 1, which further highlights the visitors’ offensive issues. Although Spartak wins only 13% of home games and Napredak has 0% away wins and a very high share of away matches without a goal (59% vs 13% for the hosts), the superior conversion (14% vs 6%) and the more favorable goal differential at the stadium (-16 vs -30) lead me to back the home win.

Spartak Subotica at home has a seasonal BTTS rate of 71% and concedes 2.18 goals per match on average, which on the surface supports a Goal/Goal scenario. However, Napredak away has a BTTS of only 41% and averages 0.47 goals scored per match, with just 1 goal in their last 5 away appearances (0.2 avg), which substantially limits their likelihood to score. xG analysis shows 1.36 for the home side versus 1.04 for the visitors, but Napredak fail to convert that xG (actual 0.47) and exhibit a low shot conversion rate of 6% compared to Spartak’s 10%. In the last 5 matches Spartak have scored 4 and conceded 14, while Napredak have scored 1 and conceded 12 — so despite the hosts’ weak defence, the decisive factor is the visitors’ attacking inefficiency (1 goal in 5). Therefore I forecast 60% for BTTS - No and 40% for BTTS - Yes — the stronger signal is Napredak’s very low goal output (0.47 season, 0.2 in last 5).

I project approximately 2.40 goals in the match based on xG: Spartak Subotica has xG 1.36 and Napredak 1.04. A strong signal for Over 1.5 is seasonal figures: 76% of home matches and 76% of away matches finish over 1.5 goals. Both teams concede heavily — Spartak an average of 2.18 and Napredak 2.24 per game — and in the last 5 matches Spartak scored 4 and conceded 14, while Napredak scored 1 and conceded 12, which increases the likelihood of further goals. Spartak averages 11.12 shots with 3.0 on target and a conversion rate of 10%, Napredak 8.06 shots with 2.0 on target and a conversion rate of 6%, which corroborates xG 1.36 vs 1.04 and favors goals. Therefore I recommend Over 1.5 as the strongest signal; Over 2.5 is moderately likely (~62%), and Over 3.5 appears less likely (41% vs 35%).

Spartak Subotica has the offensive edge: on average 1.12 goals per match and xG 1.36 versus 0.47 goals and xG 1.04 for Napredak, with 11.12 shots (3.0 on target) vs 8.06 (2.0 on target) for the visitors. Both teams score little in the first half — hosts 0.35 goals, visitors 0.12 — and the hosts led at the break in only 3 matches (18%), while the visitors led in 1 (6%), which suggests a draw at half-time. After the break Spartak is however more active and more often stages a turnaround or decides the result: they score on average 0.76 goals in second halves versus 0.35 for Napredak and gain more points after the interval (1.24 pts vs 0.82 pts). Both teams are in poor form (last 5 matches are 5 losses each, i.e. 100% defeats), which increases volatility, but the difference in xG and shot volume favors Spartak. Therefore the most likely scenario is a draw at half-time and a home win at full-time (X/1), which I assign a 35% probability to.