Deportivo Pereira

Chico have a modest points advantage and a marginally better home scoring record, while Deportivo have failed to score in three of their last five games. The head‑to‑head record is dominated by draws and low goal totals, with only one recent victory for Chico. Both teams concede around 1.6‑1.7 goals per match, making a clean sheet unlikely and reinforcing the expectation of a low‑scoring result. The combination of Chico’s slight edge and the prevalence of draws supports a double chance on the away side.

Under 2.5 Goals — 72% confidence

Junior score 1.68 goals per home game and concede 1.26, whereas Deportivo Pereira manage only 0.8 goals at home and concede 1.47. Combined, the expected total is around 2.0 goals, below the 2.5 threshold. Recent matches have produced low scores, supporting an under‑2.5 outcome.

Junior or Draw — 78% confidence

Junior’s home record (9‑6‑4) and superior league position give them a clear advantage, while Deportivo Pereira’s poor away form (1‑6‑9) and low scoring rate make a loss likely. The head‑to‑head favours Junior, who have won three of the last five meetings. A double chance on Junior avoids the draw risk while reflecting the modest win probability.

These two calls are about different parts of the match (total goals and double chance), so neither one determines the other. The figure shown is the lower of the two — a combo can never be more likely than its weaker leg.

Junior’s home record (9‑6‑4) and superior league position give them a clear advantage, while Deportivo Pereira’s poor away form (1‑6‑9) and low scoring rate make a loss likely. The head‑to‑head favours Junior, who have won three of the last five meetings. A double chance on Junior avoids the draw risk while reflecting the modest win probability.

Deportivo Pereira have struggled to find the net, averaging 0.7 goals per match overall and keeping a clean sheet in only two away games. Junior, while capable of scoring, have recorded six clean sheets at home. The likelihood of both sides scoring is limited, making a ‘no‑both‑teams‑to‑score’ selection the more probable outcome.

Junior score 1.68 goals per home game and concede 1.26, whereas Deportivo Pereira manage only 0.8 goals at home and concede 1.47. Combined, the expected total is around 2.0 goals, below the 2.5 threshold. Recent matches have produced low scores, supporting an under‑2.5 outcome.

Deportivo Pereira have struggled for results all season, winning only two of their 28 league fixtures and just one of 15 away games. Cucuta have been dependable at home by comparison, avoiding defeat in 10 of their 14 matches and failing to score only once on home turf. Backing Cucuta to win or draw is well supported by Pereira's low away scoring rate of 0.7 goals per game and their nine scoreless away outings.

Santa Fe have demonstrated far greater stability across the season, losing only six of their 33 fixtures overall and just three in 15 away games. In contrast, Deportivo Pereira have managed only two victories all season and have won just one of 13 matches on home soil. With Pereira failing to score in 15 of their 28 outings and Santa Fe boasting the finishing of H. Rodallega, the visitors have a solid platform to secure at least a point, particularly given that five of the last 10 head-to-head encounters have finished level.