Historically this fixture is very balanced: over ~46 matches each side has 17 wins and there have been 12 draws.

Prediction models show Sumsel United as the most likely winner with the highest probability (~42.8 %) among the three outcomes.

Draw (X) — Most Balanced Pick Statistical prediction models give draw the highest probability, around ~37–38 % for this matchup.

Several prediction models suggest a high chance of a draw — probabilities around 32–35 % and bookmaker odds reflect this close balance. Recent stats show both teams fairly evenly matched in Liga 2 and past meetings have included draws.

Fortis Limited are in much better form this season, sitting near the top of the league and unbeaten in 6 league games with a strong home record. PWD Sports Club have struggled recently, with no wins in their last 5–6 matches and are lower in the

Primary Tip — Draw Odds for a draw are relatively even with both sides competitive historically. Prediction models show draw probability around ~26–30%, with Rahmatgonj slightly more favoured than Bangladesh Police in one model.

Home Win — Persija Jakarta Most prediction models and odds strongly favour Persija Jakarta to win at home. Persija are high in the standings while Persijap Jepara sit near the relegation zone this season.

Pusamania Borneo FC (Home Win) – Most likely outcome Tipsters on community prediction sites overwhelmingly back Borneo to win the match in the 1X2 market. Some statistical models also give Pusamania Borneo higher odds of winning than PSM Makassar based on recent form and league position.

Match Preview & Context Canberra United W have historically dominated this fixture — more wins and goals in head-to-head clashes. Western Sydney Wanderers W have struggled this season and sit near the bottom of the league, while Canberra United W are near the top with stronger recent form. FootyStats Betting Tips & Key Markets 1. Match Result – Canberra United W Win All modelled probability sources and head-to-head trends favour Canberra United Women as the stronger side and likely winner. Some previews even forecast a clear away win, e.g., predicted 0–3 correct scorelines in statistical models.

Historical matches between these sides: In past head-to-head fixtures, the average goals per match has been around 3.3 goals, with 60% of games going Over 3.5 goals historically, though this can skew with older results. FcTables In more recent A-League meetings, many results have been 1–1, 1–0, or 2–1, suggesting fewer big-goal games lately. Season form (2025/26): Current underlying stats show both teams scoring and conceding at moderate rates, and *Over 3.5 goals outcomes are less frequent this season. One set of recent data indicates 0% Over 3.5 in the available sample of recent results. FcTables Broader A-League averages tend to be around 3+ goals per game, but that’s below the 3.5 threshold where Over hits.