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ROW Rybnik3-1Warta Gorzów
Sat, 24 Jan 2026, 15:00
League One
England
England
Full Time

Match Timeline

22'
Carlos Mendes Gomes
Normal Goal → Ilmari Niskanen
28'
Funso Ojo🟨
Yellow Card
47'
Jayden Wareham
Normal Goal
55'
Carlos Mendes Gomes🔄
Substitution 1 → Timur Tutierov
55'
Jake Doyle Hayes🔄
Substitution 2 → Jack McMillan
59'
Timur Tutierov
Normal Goal → Jack Aitchison
64'
George Hall🔄
Substitution 1 → Dajaune Brown
64'
Jordan Shipley🔄
Substitution 2 → Jayden Stockley
64'
Funso Ojo🔄
Substitution 3 → Cameron Humphreys
68'
Jayden Wareham🔄
Substitution 3 → Josh Magennis
68'
Liam Oakes🔄
Substitution 4 → Reece Cole
73'
Liam Gordon🔄
Substitution 4 → Jaheim Headley
75'
Cameron Humphreys
Normal Goal → Ben Heneghan
75'
Jack Aitchison🟨
Yellow Card
82'
Jack Aitchison🔄
Substitution 5 → Sonny Cox
89'
Joe Whitworth🟨
Yellow Card
90'
Ethon Archer🔄
Substitution 5 → Ben Waine
90+4'
Sonny Cox🟨
Yellow Card
90+7'
Josh Magennis🟨
Yellow Card

Match Statistics

3Shots on Goal4
6Shots off Goal5
13Total Shots11
4Blocked Shots2
12Shots insidebox8
1Shots outsidebox3
4Fouls17
12Corner Kicks4
7Offsides3
49Ball Possession51
1Yellow Cards4
1Goalkeeper Saves2
355Total passes382
279Passes accurate311
79Passes %81

Starting Lineups

Port ValePort ValeUnknown

Starting XI

46Joe GauciG
6Jordan Lawrence-GabrielD
4Ben HeneghanD
5Connor HallD
15Liam GordonD
18Ryan CroasdaleM
14Funso OjoM
26Jordan ShipleyM
33George HallF
44Devante ColeF
11Ethon ArcherF

Exeter CityExeter CityUnknown

Starting XI

1Joe WhitworthG
26Pierce SweeneyD
5Jack FitzwaterD
20Luca WoodhouseD
14Ilmari NiskanenM
31Jake Doyle HayesM
6Ethan BrierleyM
34Liam OakesM
10Jack AitchisonF
9Jayden WarehamF
7Carlos Mendes GomesF

Head-to-Head

📈 Team Form & Statistics

Port Vale
Port Vale
Form: L-W-W-W-L
Exeter City
Exeter City
Form: W-L-D-W-W
Record
5 W
1 D
4 L
6 W
1 D
3 L
Goals Per Game
1.5
Scored
vs
1.7
Scored
1.3
Conceded
vs
1.5
Conceded
Betting Indicators
Clean Sheets
40%
Clean Sheets
60%
BTTS
20%
BTTS
30%
Home/Away Performance
Scored
Home:2.4
Away:0.6
Conceded
Home:0.4
Away:2.2
Scored
Home:2.4
Away:1.0
Conceded
Home:0.0
Away:3.0

⚡ Elo Ratings

Long Term Elo Rating
1396
Developing
1531
Average
Short Term Elo Rating
1357
↓ Momentum (-39)
1584
↑ Momentum (+53)
Expected Outcome
23%
Home Win
27%
Draw
50%
Away Win
Attack & Defence Elo
Long Term
1400
Attack
1484
1487
Defence
1582
Recent Form
1365
Attack
1509
1479
Defence
1625
Post-Match Changes
-11
Rating Change
0
Rating Change
Elo ratings measure team strength based on match results and opponent quality. Higher ratings indicate stronger teams.

📝 Match Preview

Port Vale vs Exeter City: Home Fortress Meets Away Struggles
Recommendation:UNDER_2_5
Odds:1.67
Expected Value:+13.6%
Confidence:68

This League One clash presents a classic case of contrasting venue fortunes. Port Vale, rooted to the bottom of the table, have discovered a formidable home patch, while Exeter City, comfortably mid-table, have been dreadful on their travels. The data tells a compelling story, and for us bettors, it points towards a specific market with genuine value. Let's start with the hosts. Port Vale's overall league position of 24th with just 18 points is alarming, but their recent home form paints a very different picture. In their last five games at their own ground, they've won three, drawn one, and lost just once, boasting a 60% win rate. More impressively, they've conceded a miserly 0.40 goals per game at home during this run. Their recent results include a comprehensive 5-1 demolition of Blackpool and a solid 1-0 victory over Bristol Rovers in the FA Cup. Even in league action, they held Barnsley to a 0-0 draw. The 3-0 loss to Mansfield in their last outing was an away fixture. At Vale Park, they are a transformed side, organised and difficult to break down. Exeter City present the opposite profile. Sitting 13th with 33 points, their overall form of six wins from ten looks strong. A deeper dive, however, reveals a stark home/away split. At home, they are perfect in their last five (100% win rate), including a 3-0 win over Stevenage and a 1-0 victory against Luton. On the road, it's a horror show: just one win in five (20%), conceding a whopping 3.00 goals per game. Yes, that figure is inflated by a 10-1 FA Cup thrashing at Manchester City, but even excluding that freak result, they've conceded two goals at both Huddersfield and Bolton. Their away defense is a significant weakness. The head-to-head record offers Port Vale further psychological edge, with five wins from nine meetings. Most recently, they secured a 2-0 victory in the reverse fixture back in September. Statistically, the patterns are clear. Port Vale averages 14 shots and 7 corners per home game, showing they can create pressure. Exeter, away from home, manages just 7.8 shots and 3.8 corners while conceding significant territory. The most telling metric is Exeter's shot-stopping workload away: they average 2.80 saves per game on the road, indicating they are consistently under fire. **Key Points:** * **Port Vale's Home Strength:** 60% win rate in last 5 home games, conceding only 0.40 goals per game. * **Exeter's Away Woes:** 20% win rate in last 5 away games, shipping 3.00 goals per game on average. * **Defensive Contrast:** Vale's home defense is tight; Exeter's away defense is porous. * **Head-to-Head:** Port Vale have won 5 of the 9 previous meetings, including the last one 2-0. * **Goal Trend:** 3 of Port Vale's last 5 home games have featured Under 2.5 goals. **Summary & Betting Verdict:** This is a classic matchup where current form and venue-specific trends override the league table. Port Vale are a capable side at home, particularly defensively. Exeter City, for all their quality at St James Park, become vulnerable and leaky on the road. I expect a cagey affair where Vale look to stay solid and exploit Exeter's travel sickness. The goal expectancy data (λ Home 2.20, Away 0.70) suggests a moderate total, but given Vale's excellent defensive home numbers, I believe the market is overestimating the likelihood of goals. At odds of 1.67 for Under 2.5 Goals, we are getting value on a low-scoring encounter. My data-driven analysis points firmly towards this selection.

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