Match

Queen's University vs Dollingstown: result 3-1 and analysis

Premier Intermediate LeagueRegular Season - 4Kick-off on October 13, 2018 at 02:00 PM (UTC)Queen's University Malone Playing Fields, Belfast

Queen's University
3-1
Dollingstown

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What was the result of Queen's University vs Dollingstown?

Queen's University won 3-1 on October 13, 2018.

What is the recent form of both teams?

Over their last 15 matches in all competitions, Queen's University have 8 wins, 2 draws and 5 defeats; Dollingstown have 0, 1 and 3.

The competition is shown for every match: in pre-season, several of these games are friendlies.

Queen's University
DateOpponentScoreCompetition
Sep 22, 2018Annagh United(away)2-4Premier Intermediate League
Sep 1, 2018Sport & Leisure Swifts(away)1-0Premier Intermediate League
Aug 18, 2018Lurgan Celtic(away)2-0Premier Intermediate League
Aug 4, 2018Lisburn Distillery(home)3-4League Cup
May 4, 2018Dundela(home)2-6Premier Intermediate League
Dollingstown
DateOpponentScoreCompetition
Sep 22, 2018Newington Youth(home)1-3Premier Intermediate League
Sep 1, 2018Tobermore United(home)2-2Premier Intermediate League
Aug 28, 2018Ballymena United(away)1-5League Cup
Aug 18, 2018Portstewart(away)1-4Premier Intermediate League

How many goals should we expect?

Queen's University score 2.1 and concede 1.7 goals per match over their last 15; Dollingstown score 1.3 and concede 3.5.

ClubGoals scored / matchGoals conceded / matchClean sheetsBoth teams scoredOver 2.5 goals
Queen's University2.11.759/1510/15
Dollingstown1.33.504/44/4

Over the last 15 matches in all competitions.

How does Footlab compute this prediction?

The model combines both teams' Elo ratings (anchored by competition pool), their recent form weighted by opponent strength, home advantage and a Poisson matrix for scorelines. Its accuracy is measured continuously on the predictions actually published. Methodology and measured accuracy

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