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South Korea1-0El Salvador
Sat, 20 Dec 2025, 15:00
Full Time
4:1
HT: 4 - 0

Match Timeline

2'
K. Saito⚽
Normal Goal β†’ R. Burrell
29'
R. Kone⚽
Normal Goal
33'
K. Dembele⚽
Normal Goal β†’ R. Burrell
35'
Jordan Ayew🟨
Yellow Card
45'
A. S. Mbengue⚽
Normal Goal β†’ J. Dunne
46'
J. Clarke-SalterπŸ”„
Substitution 1 β†’ S. Cook
63'
J. JamesπŸ”„
Substitution 1 β†’ H. Choudhury
63'
J. AyewπŸ”„
Substitution 2 β†’ S. Thomas
63'
J. VestergaardπŸ”„
Substitution 3 β†’ A. Ramsey
73'
I. FatawuπŸ”„
Substitution 4 β†’ J. Monga
75'
N. MadsenπŸ”„
Substitution 2 β†’ S. Field
75'
J. VaraneπŸ”„
Substitution 3 β†’ I. Hayden
77'
Ricardo Pereira🟨
Yellow Card
82'
S. Thomas⚽
Normal Goal
85'
K. DembeleπŸ”„
Substitution 4 β†’ K. Poku
85'
K. SaitoπŸ”„
Substitution 5 β†’ P. Smyth
85'
R. PereiraπŸ”„
Substitution 5 β†’ L. Page
90+4'
Rhys Norrington-Davies🟨
Yellow Card

Match Statistics

6Shots on Goal2
4Shots off Goal2
12Total Shots9
2Blocked Shots5
11Shots insidebox8
1Shots outsidebox1
10Fouls13
2Corner Kicks3
2Offsides1
45Ball Possession55
1Yellow Cards2
1Goalkeeper Saves2
328Total passes413
247Passes accurate330
75Passes %80
2.05expected_goals1.11
-1goals_prevented-1

Starting Lineups

QPRQPR1:1

Starting XI

29Ben HamerG
18Rhys Norrington-DaviesD
14Koki SaitoM
22Richard KoneF
6Jake Clarke-SalterD
24Nicolas MadsenM
16Rumarn BurrellF
3Jimmy DunneD
40Jonathan VaraneM
27Amadou Salif MbengueD
7Karamoko DembΓ©lΓ©M

LeicesterLeicester1:1

Starting XI

1Jakub StolarczykG
33Luke ThomasD
22Oliver SkippM
10Stephy MavididiM
9Jordan AyewF
23Jannik VestergaardD
6Jordan JamesM
14Bobby Decordova-ReidM
4Benjamin NelsonD
7Abdul Fatawu IssahakuM
21Ricardo PereiraD

Head-to-Head

πŸ“ˆ Team Form & Statistics

QPR
QPR
Form: L-W-W-L-W
Leicester
Leicester
Form: W-D-W-L-L
Record
4 W
1 D
5 L
β€’
4 W
2 D
4 L
Goals Per Game
1.3
Scored
vs
1.5
Scored
1.7
Conceded
vs
1.6
Conceded
Betting Indicators
Clean Sheets
20%
Clean Sheets
0%
BTTS
70%
BTTS
70%
Home/Away Performance
Scored
Home:2.0
Away:0.6
Conceded
Home:2.0
Away:1.4
Scored
Home:1.6
Away:1.4
Conceded
Home:1.6
Away:1.6

⚑ Elo Ratings

Long Term Elo Rating
1482
Average
1624
Good
Short Term Elo Rating
1511
↑ Momentum (+29)
1599
↓ Momentum (-25)
Expected Outcome
22%
Home Win
28%
Draw
50%
Away Win
Attack & Defence Elo
Long Term
1486
Attack
1555
1504
Defence
1544
Recent Form
1524
Attack
1547
1484
Defence
1499
Post-Match Changes
+16
Rating Change
0
Rating Change
Elo ratings measure team strength based on match results and opponent quality. Higher ratings indicate stronger teams.

πŸ“ Match Preview

Goals Galore Expected as Vulnerable Defenses Clash
Recommendation:BOTH_TEAMS_TO_SCORE_YES
Odds:1.67
Expected Value:+20.2%
Confidence:72

Saturday's Championship showdown between QPR and Leicester presents a classic mid-table battle with both sides locked on 31 points. While the table suggests parity, the underlying numbers scream one thing: goals. As an analytical bettor, I'm diving deep into the data, and what I see is a prime opportunity for value in the goals market. QPR arrive with a curious Jekyll-and-Hyde home persona. Their recent Loftus Road form shows a 60% win rate, but it's built on a high-wire act. They've netted an impressive 2.0 goals per game at home, hammering Birmingham 2-1, West Brom 3-1, and Hull City 3-2. The flip side is a porous defense conceding exactly 2.0 per game on home turf, including heavy 1-4 and 1-2 defeats to Ipswich and Southampton. Their overall recent record of 4 wins, 1 draw, and 5 losses tells a story of inconsistency, but the trend is clear: when QPR play at home, entertainment is guaranteed. Leicester's story is one of a team that simply cannot keep a clean sheet. Zero. Nada. In their last ten outings, the Foxes have failed to shut out any opponent. Their 4-2-4 record mirrors QPR's, but their defensive fragility is a glaring red flag. Impressive wins like the 3-1 demolition of high-flying Ipswich show their attacking threat, but losses such as the 0-3 capitulation at Southampton and a 2-3 home defeat to Sheffield United highlight their vulnerability. On the road, they average 1.4 goals scored and 1.6 concededβ€”a recipe for end-to-end action. The head-to-head history adds more fuel to the fire. Leicester may hold the upper hand with 5 wins from 8 meetings, but the most telling stat is that 6 of those 8 clashes saw both teams score, with 6 also featuring over 2.5 goals. The last meeting was a staggering 2-6 thriller. This fixture has a history of goals, and current form suggests that tradition will continue. Statistically, the case is overwhelming. Both teams have a 70% 'Both Teams to Score' rate over their last ten games. QPR manages a clean sheet only 20% of the time, while Leicester's is a perfect 0%. The goal expectancy model points to a combined 3.5 goals. QPR's home matches average a whopping 4.0 total goals. Everything points to nets rippling at both ends. **Key Points:** * **Defensive Woes:** Leicester has kept **0 clean sheets** in their last 10 matches. * **Home Firepower & Frailty:** QPR scores **2.0 goals per game at home** but also concedes **2.0**. * **Historical Trend:** 6 of the last 8 H2H meetings saw **Both Teams Score**. * **Form Mirror:** Both teams have a **70% BTTS rate** in their recent form. * **Goal Environment:** The Poisson model suggests a high-scoring game with **~3.5 expected goals**. **The Bet:** With odds of 1.67 for 'Both Teams to Score - Yes', the market is underestimating the probability. Given the defensive records, the attacking form at home for QPR, and the historical precedent, I estimate the true chance of both teams scoring is around 72%. This offers clear positive expected value, aligning perfectly with my philosophy of seeking bets with a good chance of winning at worthwhile odds. Expect an open, entertaining affair with goals at both ends.

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