Young Africans won 3 of the last 4WWWD4–1CFFA won 1 of the last 4LLDW
Match statistics
Full-time statistics
Young Africans
CFFA
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Shots
—
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Shots on target
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—
Corners
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—
Fouls
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0
Yellow cards
0
0
Red cards
0
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Offsides
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Passes
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Possession %
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xG
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46%
29%
25%
1 · Young AfricansXCFFA · 2
Over 1.5
67%
Over 2.5
40%
Over 3.5
20%
Both score
46%
Model pick
Young Africans 46%
Likely score
1-1 13%
Expected goals
1.36 – 0.93
Advised bets
No advised bet on this fixture. The available prices are close enough to our own numbers that there is nothing worth backing. Most fixtures end up here, and manufacturing a selection for every game is exactly how tipster records get destroyed.
Our probabilities against the market
Our probability and fair price for every market we publish, next to the best price we last captured and the probability it implies (bookmaker margin included).
Market
Selection
Ours
Fair
Best price
Implied
Gap
Match result
Young Africans
45.9%
2.18
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Match result
Draw
28.9%
3.46
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Match result
CFFA
25.2%
3.97
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Total goals
Over 1.5
67.3%
1.49
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Total goals
Under 1.5
32.7%
3.06
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Total goals
Over 2.5
40.1%
2.49
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Total goals
Under 2.5
59.9%
1.67
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Total goals
Over 3.5
19.9%
5.03
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Total goals
Under 3.5
80.1%
1.25
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Both teams to score
Both teams to score — Yes
45.7%
2.19
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Both teams to score
Both teams to score — No
54.3%
1.84
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A positive gap means our probability is higher than the price implies. That is information, not a recommendation: a pick is only published where the gap clears our bar after allowing for model error, and those appear above.
Young Africans favoured against CFFA
Our model makes Young Africans 46% to win this CAF Champions League fixture, with the draw at 29% and CFFA at 25%. The goal projection is 1.36 for Young Africans against 0.93 for CFFA — a clear edge to Young Africans on expected output. A combined 2.29 goals points to a cagey game with few clear chances, which puts over 2.5 at 40% and both teams to score at 46%. The single most likely scoreline is 1-1 at 13%, though no individual scoreline is ever likely in absolute terms — that is the nature of a low-scoring sport. This sits in the awkward middle of the distribution, where the model has a view but not a strong one. All figures come from a Dixon–Coles adjusted Poisson model fitted on recent results and expected goals. They are estimates, not forecasts of fact.
Most likely scores
1-1 13%
1-0 13%
0-0 11%
2-0 9%
0-1 9%
This season
Season records for Young Africans and CFFA
Young Africans
CFFA
4
Played
4
3-1-0
W-D-L
1-1-2
2.50
Pts / game
1.00
2.75
Goals for / game
1.00
0.75
Goals against / game
2.25
75%
Over 2.5
50%
75%
BTTS
50%
25%
Clean sheets
25%
0%
Failed to score
25%
2-0-0
Home record
1-0-1
1-1-0
Away record
0-1-1
W3
Streak
L2
2026/27 league matches only, computed from results on record. Young Africans · CFFA
Full-match statistics, per game this season
Produced
Season per-match averages, produced
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Shots
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Shots on target
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Corners
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0.00
Cards
0.00
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Fouls
—
—
Possession %
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xG
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2 matches
sample
2 matches
Conceded
Season per-match averages, conceded
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Shots
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Shots on target
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Corners
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0.00
Cards
0.00
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Fouls
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Possession %
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xG
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2 matches
sample
2 matches
Form comparison
Per-match averages over the last 5 matches (5 in sample), captured when this prediction was published and never recomputed since.
Young Africans
Metric
CFFA
1.40
Goals scored
1.50 (better)
0.80 (better)
Goals conceded
1.50
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Expected goals (xG)
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Big chances *
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Shots on target
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Total shots
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Touches in opp. box *
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Corners
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Possession %
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Passes
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Tackles
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Fouls
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Offsides
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Throw-ins *
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Yellow cards
—
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Red cards
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* Big chances, Touches in opp. box, Throw-ins are not supplied by our current data provider (api-football). Rather than estimate them and present the estimate as a measurement, we show nothing.
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