Temperley vs Los Andes: match statistics

Temperley have a clear home advantage: they win 55% of their home matches and score an average of 1.55 goals, while Los Andes manage only 1.00 goal per away game. The hosts also create slightly better chances, as reflected by an average xG of 1.46 compared with 1.34 for the visitors, while their shot-conversion rate stands at 14% versus 10% for their opponents. Los Andes do boast a very solid away defensive record, conceding just 0.50 goals per match and keeping a clean sheet in 60% of their away fixtures, so a draw remains a realistic outcome. However, recent form favors Temperley: they have collected 7 points from their last five matches, while Los Andes have earned only 4 and suffered 3 defeats. In addition, the visitors have failed to score in 40% of their away games, which, combined with the hosts’ edge in possession—53% to 50%—increases Temperley’s chances of securing a narrow victory.

The season-long BTTS rate is only 23% for Temperley and 20% for Los Andes, well below the league average of 41%. Both teams keep clean sheets very frequently: Temperley in 62% of matches and Los Andes in 60%, while conceding just 0.46 and 0.50 goals on average, respectively. The hosts score only 0.77 goals per home match, while the visitors average 1.00 away from home, limiting the chances of goals at both ends. The last five matches lifted the BTTS rate to 40% for both sides, but they still averaged only 1.0 and 0.8 goals scored, respectively. Therefore, the most likely scenario is that at least one team will fail to score — BTTS No.

This matchup brings together two very solid defenses: Temperley concede an average of 0.46 goals, while Los Andes concede 0.50 goals per match, with 62% and 60% of their games respectively ending with a clean sheet. The 2.5-goal line was not exceeded in 85% of Temperley’s matches and 80% of Los Andes’ fixtures, while under 3.5 goals landed in 92% and 100% of games respectively. Both teams also have limited attacking efficiency, scoring an average of just 0.77 and 1.00 goals, and have netted 5 and 4 goals respectively in their last five matches. Although Los Andes’ latest xG stands at 1.88, the season-long profile and exceptionally low goals-conceded averages strongly support the Under 3.5 goals option.

The strongest scenario is a draw at half-time and at the final whistle, as Temperley were level at the break in 62% of their matches, compared with 40% for Los Andes. The first halves are very cagey: the hosts average just 0.23 goals scored and 0.15 conceded during this period, while the visitors score 0.60 and allow opponents 0.30 goals. Temperley kept a clean sheet in 85% of first halves, and Los Andes in 80%, while in their last five matches both teams averaged only 0.20 goals scored before the break per game. The match as a whole should also be evenly balanced and low-scoring, supported by goal averages of 1.23 for the hosts and 1.50 for the visitors, as well as clean sheets in 62% and 60% of their matches, respectively. Temperley have the better current form, earning 1.4 points per match in their last five appearances compared with Los Andes' 0.8, but the hosts' high draw rate of 46% limits the strength of the X/1 scenario.