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Charleston Battery arrive at this USL Championship fixture riding a wave of home confidence. Their last two matches at home have both been wins — a 2–0 over Rhode Island on 26 September and a 1–0 against Monterey Bay on 19 September — and their current run of two victories has seen them score three goals while conceding none. Over 20 home games spanning the last 12 months, the Battery have recorded 12 wins, 7 draws and just 1 loss, averaging 2.3 goals scored per game and conceding only 0.85. That is a strong record at this ground. Louisville City, by contrast, travel with a more mixed bag. Their last five matches have produced 2 wins, 2 draws and 1 loss, and their current run is a single victory — a 1–0 away win over Hartford Athletic on 4 October in the USL League One Cup. Over 20 away games, the visitors have managed 7 wins, 8 draws and 5 losses, scoring 1.7 per game and conceding 1.4. The 8 draws in that away record suggest a side that can absorb pressure but often falls short of the full points. The most recent head-to-head meeting, on 4 April 2026 at Louisville City's ground, ended 0–2 in favour of the Battery. That is the only meeting within the last 12 months. The older meetings — a 4–1 and a 3–1 for Louisville City at home, and a 1–2 away win for the visitors at Charleston — are historical record and do not reflect current form. The one recent meeting tells the story: Charleston Battery won that meeting. The records reinforce this. Charleston Battery's home record of 2.15 points per game compares with Louisville City's away figure of 1.45. The Battery score 2.3 per game at home to Louisville City's 1.7 on the road, and concede 0.85 to 1.4. In the latest 10 games across all venues, Charleston Battery have won 5 of 10 and scored 2.1 per game, while Louisville City have won 3 of 10 and scored just 1.1. The counter-argument is that Louisville City's last two away games produced a 1–0 win at Hartford and a 2–2 draw at Hartford, and their away record includes 8 draws, meaning they are not easily beaten. The Battery did lose at home to Hartford Athletic 1–2 on 2 September, and their last five matches include that defeat and a 2–2 draw away at Birmingham. But the current run and the home record tell a different story. Key Points: - Charleston Battery have won their last two home games (2–0, 1–0) and sit on a two-match winning run with zero goals conceded - The Battery's 20-game home record is 12W 7D 1L, averaging 2.3 goals scored and 0.85 conceded per game - Louisville City's 20-game away record is 7W 8D 5L, with 1.7 goals scored and 1.4 conceded per game - The only meeting within the last 12 months was a 2–0 win for Charleston Battery away at Louisville City in April 2026 - In the latest 10 games, Charleston Battery have won 5 and scored 2.1 per game; Louisville City have won 3 and scored 1.1 The market prices Charleston Battery at 2.26 for a home win, implying a 44.25% chance. Based on the strength of the Battery's home record, their current run, and the recent head-to-head result, I rate their chance of winning at around 55%, which sits comfortably above the market's view. The evidence points to a home win.