Foshan Nanshi vs Qingdao Red Lions

General Expert Overview

Foshan Nanshi versus Qingdao Red Lions shapes up as a low-scoring, tightly contested match scheduled for May 4, 2025. The predictive analytics and statistical trends signal a defensive clash, with defensive solidity prioritized by both teams. With a meager average of 0.50 goals scored and 1.17 conceded per game, goal opportunities may be very limited. This is further reinforced by the prominent likelihoods for low total goals and multiple “not to score” scenarios in both halves.

Both Teams Not To Score In 2nd Half (99.00)

There is a near-certainty that neither team will get on the scoresheet in the second half, which suggests an especially cagey approach after half-time, possibly as both sides focus on retaining structure and avoiding costly mistakes. It’s an indicator of extremely low attacking output from both teams in late phases of the game.

Away Team Not To Score In 2nd Half (99.00)

The data also singles out Qingdao Red Lions’ expected lack of attacking effectiveness after the interval, giving them almost no chance of a second half goal. This could reflect the home side’s ability to shut down threats when in front of their own supporters or Qingdao’s difficulties on the road.

Home Team Not To Score In 2nd Half (99.00)

Foshan Nanshi’s struggles to find a breakthrough in the final 45 minutes look almost inevitable too. This could be indicative of a lack of depth in attacking options or an anticipated focus on defense above all else, minimizing risks as the match progresses.

Both Teams Not To Score In 1st Half (83.00)

The early match tactics seem likely to be conservative, with strong odds on neither side managing to score before halftime. Cautious opening periods and measured build-up play are expected characteristics, slowing the game’s tempo and resulting in a goalless first half.

Over 1.5 Goals (75.00) / Under 2.5 Goals (75.00) / Sum of Goals 2 or 3 (67.00)

While under 2.5 goals is strongly supported, there’s some chance that the match could ultimately see exactly two or three goals, though the trend still clearly favors a defensive outlook. The data leans slightly toward at least two goals occurring, most likely coming in isolated spells rather than an open encounter throughout the 90 minutes.

Away Team Not To Score In 1st Half (67.00)

Qingdao Red Lions are unlikely to register on the scoreboard before halftime, highlighting their attacking difficulties away from home and facing a potentially resolute home defense.

Home Team Not To Score In 1st Half (67.00)

Similarly, Foshan Nanshi is predicted to remain goalless in the opening period, indicating a lack of sharpness or creativity when starting the match and pointing toward a slow-burner.

Both Teams Not to Score (63.00)

The likelihood of one, if not both, teams finishing without a goal underlines the overall defensive pattern expected, matching the low averages for goals scored and conceded. This sets expectations for a match possibly decided by a solitary goal or ending scoreless.

Additional Expert Prediction

The most probable scorelines are 0-0 or 1-0 in either direction. Defensive discipline is tipped to govern proceedings, and with such strong indications against multiple goals, betting markets might also look favorably upon wagers such as “Draw at Half Time,” “Under 1.5 Total Goals,” and even “No Goal Scorer” (for a 0-0 result). Expect set-pieces or isolated counter-attacks to be the few moments that could change the game.