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Gimnasia Chivilcoy1-2Olimpo Bahia Blanca
Sat, 17 Jan 2026, 12:30
League Two
England
England
Full Time

Match Timeline

45+4'
Sam Curtis🟨
Yellow Card
64'
Ben KrauhausπŸ”„
Substitution 1 β†’ William Hondermarck
66'
James BerryπŸ”„
Substitution 1 β†’ Freddie Ladapo
66'
Adam LewisπŸ”„
Substitution 2 β†’ Tom Pearce
71'
Lee BonisπŸ”„
Substitution 3 β†’ Will Grigg
72'
Will DicksonπŸ”„
Substitution 4 β†’ Dylan Duffy
76'
Corey WhitelyπŸ”„
Substitution 2 β†’ Brooklyn Ilunga
76'
Michael CheekπŸ”„
Substitution 3 β†’ Nicke Kabamba
77'
Jude ArthursπŸ”„
Substitution 4 β†’ Ben Thompson
82'
Sam CurtisπŸ”„
Substitution 5 β†’ Vontae Daley-Campbell
88'
Dylan Duffy🟨
Yellow Card
89'
Nicke Kabamba
Missed Penalty

Match Statistics

2Shots on Goal5
5Shots off Goal5
9Total Shots11
2Blocked Shots1
6Shots insidebox8
3Shots outsidebox3
15Fouls12
10Corner Kicks8
1Offsides1
64Ball Possession36
2Yellow Cards0
5Goalkeeper Saves2
411Total passes219
304Passes accurate132
74Passes %60

Starting Lineups

ChesterfieldChesterfieldUnknown

Starting XI

1Zac HemmingG
29Sam CurtisD
6Kyle McFadzeanD
26Sil SwinkelsD
3Adam LewisD
36Sammy BraybrookeM
8Ryan StirkM
7Liam MandevilleM
25Will DicksonM
28James BerryM
10Lee BonisF

BromleyBromleyUnknown

Starting XI

1Grant SmithG
26Marcus IfillD
5Omar SowunmiD
3Deji ElereweD
30Idris OdutayoD
4Ashley CharlesM
18Corey WhitelyM
20Jude ArthursM
7Ben KrauhausM
11Mitchell PinnockM
9Michael CheekF

Head-to-Head

πŸ“ˆ Team Form & Statistics

Chesterfield
Chesterfield
Form: D-D-L-W-W
Bromley
Bromley
Form: W-W-W-W-W
Record
3 W
3 D
4 L
β€’
9 W
0 D
1 L
Goals Per Game
1.3
Scored
vs
2.1
Scored
1.5
Conceded
vs
0.9
Conceded
Betting Indicators
Clean Sheets
20%
Clean Sheets
40%
BTTS
70%
BTTS
60%
Home/Away Performance
Scored
Home:1.4
Away:1.2
Conceded
Home:1.2
Away:1.8
Scored
Home:2.2
Away:2.0
Conceded
Home:0.6
Away:1.2

ELO comparison

Pre-match ratings

Rating period
Match snapshot
Chesterfield versus Bromley: long term ELO, before the match
ChesterfieldHomeRatingBromleyAway
Strength
1,535.4Overall1,620.9
1,544.3Match venue1,550.2
1,544.3At home1,577
1,480.3Away1,550.2
Attack & defence
1,529.4Attack1,561.5
1,522.1Defence1,553.3
1,543.4Home attack1,561.2
1,474.9Away attack1,508.6
1,531Home defence1,544.8
1,513.1Away defence1,532.4
Match profile
1,571.7Goal environment1,551.7
1,555Home goals1,538.3
1,516.7Away goals1,513.3
1,534.1Possession1,477
Specialist ratings
1,496.6Set-piece attack1,519.2
1,497.1Set-piece defence1,518.7
1,492.5Close games1,566
1,544.1Winning margin1,633.1

Match venue compares Chesterfield at home with Bromley away. All ratings are within this league.

Higher goal environment ratings mean higher-scoring games, not necessarily a stronger team. A starting league rating is 1500.

πŸ“ Match Preview

Top vs Tough Home Side: Goals Expected at Chesterfield
Recommendation:OVER_2_5
Odds:1.90
Expected Value:+14.0%
Confidence:65

League Two's top-of-the-table clash sees the irresistible force of Bromley travel to face the stubborn home resistance of Chesterfield. On paper, this looks like a mismatch: Bromley sit proudly at the summit with 51 points from 25 games, a full 11 points clear of their 7th-placed hosts. Their form is nothing short of spectacular, with nine wins from their last ten outings. However, football isn't played on paper, and the historical data tells a very different story when these two meet at Chesterfield's ground. Bromley are in a league of their own right now. A glance at their recent results reads like a champion's manifesto: a 2-0 win at Tranmere, a 3-1 victory at Crawley Town, and a dramatic 3-2 comeback at Bristol Rovers. They've netted 21 times in their last ten games while conceding just nine, translating to a formidable 2.10 goals scored per game. Their away record is particularly fearsome, boasting an 80% win rate from their last five road trips, averaging two goals per game. The underlying stats support this dominance; they average 12.2 shots and a healthy 4.9 on target per game, demonstrating a potent and efficient attack. Chesterfield, in contrast, have been the draw specialists. With ten draws from 25 league games, they've built a reputation for being hard to beat, even if they don't always win. Their last ten games have yielded three wins, four draws, and three losses. Recent results include a gritty 0-0 draw with a solid Colchester side, a 2-2 draw away at Milton Keynes Dons, and a 1-1 draw at Oldham. At home, they're a tough nut to crack, conceding only 0.80 goals per game on average. Their 3-1 victory over Barnet and 2-0 win against Notts County show they can turn it on, but the 0-1 loss to Cambridge United highlights their occasional bluntness in attack. The head-to-head history, however, is the great leveller. In nine total meetings, it's perfectly balanced: three wins apiece and three draws. Crucially, when playing at home, Chesterfield have dominated this fixture with three wins and one draw from four encountersβ€”a 75% home win rate. The most recent meeting ended in a thrilling 2-2 draw back in September, continuing a trend of high-scoring affairs. In fact, seven of the nine historical clashes have seen Over 2.5 goals, with both teams scoring in six of them. This sets the stage perfectly. We have the league's best attack in Bromley, averaging over two goals a game on the road, coming up against a Chesterfield side that is historically strong at home in this fixture but has shown defensive vulnerability in recent weeks (conceding 13 in their last 10). Chesterfield's own attack, while not prolific, has shown it can score, netting 12 in the same period. **Key Points:** * **Bromley's Form:** Sensational, with 9 wins from their last 10 games (2.70 PPG). * **Chesterfield's Home Fortress vs Bromley:** Unbeaten in four home H2H matches (W3, D1). * **Goal-Heavy History:** 7 of the last 9 H2H matches featured Over 2.5 goals. * **Scoring Trends:** Bromley averages 2.10 goals/game; Chesterfield averages 1.20 at home. * **Defensive Records:** Chesterfield concedes 0.80 at home; Bromley concedes 1.20 away. * **Recent Results:** Chesterfield's last two home games were 0-0 and 0-1, but prior saw a 3-1 win. Bromley's last five away games all had 2+ goals. From a betting perspective, the match winner markets are fascinating. Bromley at 2.55 is tempting given their form, but Chesterfield's historical home hold over them gives me pause. The value, in my data-driven opinion, lies in the goals market. The combined historical and recent trends point towards an open game. With both teams capable of scoring and a clear pattern of high-scoring encounters between them, backing **Over 2.5 Goals** at 1.90 offers the best balance of probability and price.

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