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New York RB II leads with 67% — the model's highest-probability outcome for this fixture.
Match insights
New York RB II head into this in MLS Next Pro fixture at MSU Soccer Park in mixed form (W), while Philadelphia Union II arrive in mixed form (L). New York RB II have a 100% win rate across their last 1 matches, compared to 0% for Philadelphia Union II over 1 games.
Tactically, this looks like a one-sided contest. New York RB II's elite attack (100/100) faces a vulnerable Philadelphia Union II defence (0/100), while Philadelphia Union II's attack is up against a watertight New York RB II backline. The model sees a clear mismatch in New York RB II's favour.
New York RB II have won all 1 of their recent home fixtures, averaging 5.0 goals scored and 0.0 conceded per game at home. Philadelphia Union II have found it tough away from home, failing to win any of their last 1 away matches. They average 0.0 goals scored and 5.0 conceded per away game.
New York RB II have the upper hand in recent meetings, winning 1 of the last 1 encounters, averaging 5.0 goals per game.
The GoalVio engine projects New York RB II to win with 67% confidence. and a most likely scoreline of 2-1. Win probabilities: New York RB II 6694%, Draw 1991%, Philadelphia Union II 1315%. BTTS: Yes, Over 2.5: Yes.
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Frequently asked questions
Who will win New York RB II vs Philadelphia Union II?
GoalVio's model predicts New York RB II to win with 67% confidence.
What is the predicted score for New York RB II vs Philadelphia Union II?
The most likely scoreline according to GoalVio's Skellam-DC model is 2-1.
Will both teams score in New York RB II vs Philadelphia Union II?
GoalVio's model predicts BTTS: Yes — both teams are expected to score.
Will there be over 2.5 goals in New York RB II vs Philadelphia Union II?
GoalVio's model predicts Over 2.5 Goals: Yes.