World Cup|17/06/2026
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Over 2.5 Goals
NO @ 2.25
39% probability
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NO @ 1.95
45% probability
Ghana are favoured with a 55% probability of
winning, which provides a value edge over the implied
odds probability of 47.6%. Ghana's defensive solidity at home, conceding only 0.57 goals per match, contrasts sharply with Panama's recent away form. Moreover, Ghana's ability to keep clean sheets in 40% of their last 20 matches supports this pick.
💡 Ghana's home defence averages just 0.57 goals conceded per match, reflecting a potential tactical advantage in containing Panama's attack, which has shown inconsistency away from home.
Final Result
Ghana 1 : 0 Panama
Our prediction: 1 โ
In Toronto, Ghana face Panama in a World Cup clash with no standings data available to set the stakes. Ghana's recent form has been troubling, with no wins in their last five, yet they remain defensively robust at home. Panama, despite a stable form, have struggled against stronger teams away. With Ghana's home record and Panama's away inconsistencies, a home win is projected.
Avg Scored1.35
Avg Conceded1.2
Over 2.545%
BTTS40%
Clean Sheets8
Avg Scored1.85
Avg Conceded1.15
Over 2.545%
BTTS65%
Clean Sheets6
๐๏ธVenue
BMO Field, Toronto, Ontario
36,045 capacity ยท Grass
๐ Additional Markets
Double Chance 1X1.28
Double Chance X21.7
Double Chance 121.28
Over 1.5 Goals1.42
Under 1.5 Goals2.85
Verdict: Where the Data Points
Ghana to win with a 55% probability at odds of 2.1, offering a 7.4% value edge. Ghana's home defensive record, allowing just 0.57 goals per match, strongly supports this prediction. However, for those seeking a safer option, Ghana's Double Chance at odds of 1.28 provides a more secure choice, albeit with reduced returns. The biggest risk remains Panama's unpredictable attacking bursts, which could disrupt Ghana's defensive plans.
Tactical Battle: How This Match Will Be Played
The tactical battle hinges on Ghana's defensive organisation against Panama's attacking versatility. Ghana typically rely on a compact defence, conceding merely 0.57 goals per home match, which suggests a disciplined backline. Panama, however, thrive on possession, averaging 62% and utilising wide areas to create chances, as indicated by their average of 5.8 corners per away game. The key will be how Ghana's defence handles Panama's width and possession. If Ghana can stifle Panama's supply lines and force them into less dangerous areas, they are likely to control the game's tempo and limit scoring opportunities.
The Numbers That Decide This Match
Ghana's defensive record at home is formidable, conceding just 0.57 goals per match, a stark contrast to Panama's 1.3 goals conceded per away game. This defensive edge is crucial, especially given Panama's reliance on scoring, averaging 1.4 goals away. Furthermore, Ghana's ability to maintain clean sheets in 40% of their recent matches strengthens their standing. Lastly, Panama's away xG of 0.51 highlights their struggle to convert possession into quality chances, which plays into Ghana's defensive strengths.
Frequently Asked Questions
1
What are the
odds for Ghana vs Panama?
Ghana are at
odds of 2.1, the draw at 3.25, and Panama at 3.5. Ghana's
odds imply a 47.6% chance of
winning, but the model gives them a 55% probability, indicating value in a home
win.
2
What is the correct
score prediction for Ghana vs Panama?
The model's most likely scoreline is 1-0 to Ghana. This aligns with the xG values, with Ghana's xG at 1.29 and Panama's at 0.51, suggesting a tight match in Ghana's favour.
3
What is the best
bet for Ghana vs Panama?
The best value
bet is Ghana to
win at
odds of 2.1. The model probability of 55% provides a value edge over the implied probability of 47.6%.
4
What is Panama's away form this season?
In their last five away matches, Panama have won two, drawn two, and lost one. They average 1.4 goals scored per away
game, highlighting a decent attacking presence on the road.
5
What is at stake in Ghana vs Panama?
With no standings data, the match offers a strategic opportunity for both
teams to establish form and momentum in the World Cup, particularly for Ghana to leverage their home advantage.