San Martin Tucuman vs Tristan Suarez

The event is highly likely to feature a low number of goals, with the odds for under 2.5 goals set at 94.80. This suggests that bettors should consider this option, as well as the related market of both teams not scoring or not scoring in specific halves. The projected average total goals at 2.41 further supports this cautious approach.

With a 66.10% probability, there is a strong case for backing both teams not to score, indicating a potential for a 0-0 draw or a match with very few goals. This is corroborated by the high likelihood of neither team scoring in at least one of the halves: 88.90% in the first half and 93.30% in the second half.

The first half seems particularly tight-scoring, with odds of 83.50% for the away team not to score and 88.90% for both teams not to score overall. Meanwhile, the second half continues the trend with a 93.30% likelihood that no goals will be scored, and a 73.50% probability that the home team remains scoreless.

A draw in the first half is another viable option, with odds set at 58.40. Complementing this, the chance of the last goal being scored between minutes 0 and 72 is 57.90%. These insights suggest that if the game does break its deadlock, it could happen late in the match.

For those interested in when goals might occur, backing a first goal being scored after the 30th minute is a strategic shout, with odds at 61.80%. This aligns with the notion that teams might be cautious initially, biding their time to exploit mistakes late on.

Statistically, one red card is expected during the match (1.13 on average), which could influence the game’s flow and outcomes. Betting on disciplinary actions like red cards might be a consideration for those looking to hedge their bets against potential game-changing events.