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Tue, 17 Feb 2026, 19:45
League Two
England
England
Full Time

Match Timeline

1'
Kane Drummond⚽
Normal Goal β†’ Mike Fondop
18'
Kane Thompson-Sommers🟨
Yellow Card
28'
Kane Drummond🟨
Yellow Card
28'
Tom Lockyer🟨
Yellow Card
30'
Tom Pett🟨
Yellow Card
37'
Calum Kavanagh🟨
Yellow Card
47'
Alfie Kilgour🟨
Yellow Card
59'
Mike Fondop⚽
Normal Goal
59'
Mike Fondop
Missed Penalty
60'
Calum KavanaghπŸ”„
Substitution 1 β†’ Ryan Woods
66'
Tom LockyerπŸ”„
Substitution 1 β†’ Taylor Moore
68'
Luke Thomas🟨
Yellow Card
72'
Luke ThomasπŸ”„
Substitution 2 β†’ Yusuf Akhamrich
72'
Fabrizio CavegnπŸ”„
Substitution 3 β†’ Mees Rijks
72'
Joe QuigleyπŸ”„
Substitution 4 β†’ Ellis Harrison
79'
Jack StevensπŸ”„
Substitution 2 β†’ Luke Hannant
80'
Tommy LeighπŸ”„
Substitution 5 β†’ Ryan De Havilland
85'
Mike FondopπŸ”„
Substitution 3 β†’ Joe Garner
85'
Kane DrummondπŸ”„
Substitution 4 β†’ Oliver Hammond

Match Statistics

6Shots on Goal4
1Shots off Goal9
7Total Shots19
1Blocked Shots6
5Shots insidebox12
2Shots outsidebox7
8Fouls15
2Corner Kicks6
1Offsides1
40Ball Possession60
3Yellow Cards4
4Goalkeeper Saves4
310Total passes472
194Passes accurate340
63Passes %72

Starting Lineups

OldhamOldham1:1

Starting XI

1Matthew HudsonG
24Jamie RobsonD
26Kai PayneM
11Jack StevensM
9Mike FondopF
6Emmanuel MontheD
4Tom PettM
17Calum KavanaghM
5Donervon DanielsD
15Kane DrummondM
20Jake CapriceD

Bristol RoversBristol Rovers1:1

Starting XI

13Brad YoungG
12Tom LockyerD
11Luke ThomasM
27Joe QuigleyF
5Alfie KilgourD
14Kane Thompson-SommersM
29Fabrizio CavegnF
17Kofi BalmerD
24Tommy LeighM
36Richard SmallwoodM
2Joel SeniorM

Head-to-Head

Match Odds

Odds are not available for this fixture.

πŸ“ˆ Team Form & Statistics

Oldham
Oldham
Form: D-L-L-L-W
Bristol Rovers
Bristol Rovers
Form: L-L-W-W-L
Record
3 W
4 D
3 L
β€’
3 W
0 D
7 L
Goals Per Game
1.3
Scored
vs
1.4
Scored
1.6
Conceded
vs
1.5
Conceded
Betting Indicators
Clean Sheets
10%
Clean Sheets
30%
BTTS
70%
BTTS
30%
Home/Away Performance
Scored
Home:1.4
Away:1.2
Conceded
Home:1.4
Away:1.8
Scored
Home:1.7
Away:1.0
Conceded
Home:1.7
Away:1.3

ELO comparison

Pre-match ratings

Rating period
Match snapshot
Oldham versus Bristol Rovers: long term ELO, before the match
OldhamHomeRatingBristol RoversAway
Strength
1,436.4Overall1,410.7
1,408.8Match venue1,450.5
1,408.8At home1,506.4
1,441.6Away1,450.5
Attack & defence
1,423Attack1,436.1
1,498.9Defence1,489.4
1,454.1Home attack1,459.7
1,412.3Away attack1,454.8
1,460.2Home defence1,548.1
1,508.7Away defence1,482.9
Match profile
1,645Goal environment1,515
1,635Home goals1,490
1,510Away goals1,525
1,491.6Possession1,506.9
Specialist ratings
1,538Set-piece attack1,495.8
1,536.8Set-piece defence1,496.4
1,455.2Close games1,448.4
1,430.3Winning margin1,401.6

Match venue compares Oldham at home with Bristol Rovers 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

Oldham to Capitalise on Bristol Rovers' Away Woes
Recommendation:HOME_WIN
Odds:2.15
Expected Value:+11.8%
Confidence:65

Tuesday night's League Two fixture sees mid-table Oldham host relegation-threatened Bristol Rovers in a clash that looks heavily weighted toward the home side. With Bristol Rovers struggling desperately on their travels and Oldham proving stubborn at Boundary Park, the 2.15 on offer for a home win represents solid betting value. Oldham come into this fixture sitting comfortably in 16th place with 36 points from 29 games, nine clear of the drop zone with a game in hand. Their home form has been particularly resilient, boasting a 40% win rate and 40% draw rate in their last five outings at Boundary Park, suffering defeat in just 20% of those matches. While they've taken beatings from promotion-chasing Swindon (0-3) and Cambridge United (0-3) recently, those results mask a solid foundation - they've beaten Cheltenham 2-1 and earned a credible 1-1 draw against Fleetwood in their last home outing. Crucially, their 2-1 victory away at Walsall on Boxing Day demonstrated they can overcome sides in decent form, while the 3-1 win against Tranmere back in December showed their attacking capabilities at home. Bristol Rovers arrive in 21st position with just 27 points from 31 matches, firmly entrenched in the relegation battle. Their away record makes for grim reading - 75% losses in their last four road trips with zero draws, scoring just 1.00 goal per game while conceding 1.25. While they've managed three wins in their last ten overall, context is key: those victories came against basement dwellers Newport County (3-0) and Shrewsbury (3-0 away), plus a Walsall side that was experiencing a dip in form. Against quality opposition, they've faltered badly - losing 1-0 to both Salford and MK Dons, 3-1 at Cambridge, and 3-2 at home to Chesterfield in their most recent fixtures. The head-to-head record offers Bristol Rovers some hope with three wins to Oldham's two in the last seven meetings, including a 0-0 draw in the reverse fixture back in August. However, that stalemate came early in the season when Bristol Rovers were still finding their feet, and their subsequent collapse down the table suggests they lack the defensive organisation to repeat that trick. From a statistical standpoint, Oldham average 1.40 goals per game at home while conceding the same amount, suggesting an open contest. However, Bristol's meagre 1.00 goals per game away record, combined with their inability to grind out draws on the road (0% in last four), points toward a home victory. The goal expectancies of 1.32 for Oldham versus 1.20 for Bristol Rovers further support the notion that the hosts hold the edge in attacking quality. **Key Points:** - Oldham have lost just 20% of their last five home games, drawing 40% and winning 40% - Bristol Rovers have lost 75% of their last four away fixtures with zero draws - Bristol's three wins in their last ten came against teams in the bottom six (Newport, Shrewsbury) or out-of-form opposition - Oldham's recent heavy defeats came against promotion contenders (Swindon, Cambridge), not relegation battlers - The last meeting ended 0-0, but Bristol Rovers have since deteriorated significantly in the standings - Home Win odds of 2.15 imply a 46.5% probability, but Oldham's home record against bottom-four sides suggests a higher true probability **Summary:** Bristol Rovers' away form is genuinely concerning for their survival hopes, and they face an Oldham side that has been tough to beat at Boundary Park. While the Latics have struggled against the division's elite, they've handled mid-table and lower opposition well. At 2.15, the home win offers excellent value against a side that loses three-quarters of their away games. Back Oldham to secure three points.

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