Daily Football Prediction Analysis: September 9, 2025

The latest matches featured a range of competitive international and club fixtures spanning the World Championship qualifiers, national friendlies, and domestic cups. Across multiple prediction types—1X2, over/under, and both teams to score—the day provided a rich sample for evaluating the accuracy and insights behind each forecast. Here’s a breakdown of key results, insights into prediction performance, and broader trends spotted across markets.


1X2 Predictions

El Salvador vs Suriname

Analysis:
The prediction banked on El Salvador avoiding defeat at home, but Suriname managed a surprise away victory. This result highlighted El Salvador’s vulnerability, potentially due to defensive issues or limited attacking response after conceding.


Jordan vs Dominican Republic


Wales vs Canada


Cape Verde vs Cameroon

Analysis:
A surprising home win for Cape Verde meant the prediction failed. Cameroon’s attacking line was neutralized, while Cape Verde displayed defensive resilience and managed to eke out a narrow victory.


Over/Under 2.5 Predictions

France vs Iceland

Analysis:
Both sides contributed to a lively match with multiple goals, matching offensive expectations. France’s ability to find the net and Iceland’s spirited attack provided the necessary goal count.


Togo vs Sudan

Analysis:
A defensively dominated fixture; both teams lacked cutting edge in attack, resulting in a low total goal count as predicted.


Cape Verde vs Cameroon

Analysis:
This fixture was identified as tightly contested. The prediction aligned well with the cautious and defensively sound approaches of both teams.


Pobeda Prilep vs Bashkimi

Analysis:
Bashkimi’s attacking prowess was on full display, hitting four goals without reply. Pobeda Prilep’s defense was exposed repeatedly, justifying the high goal expectation.


Over/Under 3.5 Predictions

Bosnia & Herzegovina vs Austria

Analysis:
Despite three total goals, neither side could push the tally into the higher-scoring territory. Both defenses were organized enough to limit excess scoring.


Kenya vs Seychelles

Analysis:
Kenya’s dominance and attacking efficiency led to a convincing five-goal haul, with Seychelles unable to contain the pressure or threaten offensively.


Armenia vs Ireland

Analysis:
A competitive yet moderate-scoring match, meeting the trend of closely fought qualifiers with attacking attempts balanced by structured defense.


Slovan Duslo Sala vs OFK Malzenice

Analysis:
A stalemate with little attacking inspiration from either team led to a low-scoring draw, aligning with the under prediction.


Over/Under 1.5 Predictions

New Zealand vs Australia

Analysis:
A lively match in Oceania, with Australia’s attacking talent breaking down New Zealand repeatedly. Both teams contributed to a tally well above the threshold.


Angola vs Mauritius

Analysis:
Mauritius were unable to keep out Angola’s attack. The prediction cashed with comfortable margin thanks to clear attacking superiority.


York City vs Tamworth

Analysis:
York City dominated from the outset, exploiting Tamworth’s defensive lapses. The high score flattered York and validated the over call.


Gambia vs Burundi

Analysis:
A straightforward prediction, with Gambia showing enough attacking capability to ensure the two-goal mark was reached.


Both Teams to Score Predictions

Benin vs Lesotho

Analysis:
Benin’s attacking fluency overwhelmed Lesotho, who failed to make an impact up front, highlighting a significant attacking weakness.


Tanzania vs Niger

Analysis:
Despite being competitive, only Niger managed to break the deadlock. Tanzania's struggles in attack persisted, supporting the prediction.


Kenya vs Seychelles

Analysis:
Kenya’s offensive dominance was coupled with defensive solidity, securing the shutout against a weak Seychelles side.


Malta vs San Marino

Analysis:
San Marino unexpectedly found the net, breaking the trend of more one-sided scorelines. Malta’s defensive slip allowed the only miss on this market.


Overall, predictions anchored in recent attacking and defensive records—notably in totals and both teams to score markets—saw strong validation, while outright winner markets proved riskier amid competitive parity and surprise results.