Belarus Extraleague (hockey) · Saturday, 10 October, MSK

Brest — Zhlobin

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Model prediction and result

1:4Came true
Brest35%
Draw in regulation22%
Zhlobin43%
Model estimate at MSK, the last one before kick-off

In short

Final score 1:4: the model's most likely outcome, Zhlobin to win (55% incl. overtime), came true.

Zhlobin are favourites: 55% to win including overtime and shootout.

5.0 goals expected in total — close to the competition average (5.1).

Over 5.5 goals in regulation — 44%.

Why

  • The teams are almost level on expected goals: 2.4 and 2.6.

Probabilities

Expected goals: Brest — Zhlobin2.4–2.6
Brest to win (incl. OT and shootout)45%
Zhlobin to win (incl. OT and shootout)55%
Total over 5.5 (regulation)44%
Total under 5.5 (regulation)56%

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Form

Brest

  • 06.10away · Molodechno3:2
  • 04.10away · Molodechno2:1 OT
  • 29.09Neman Grodno4:2
  • 27.09Neman Grodno3:1
  • 24.09Gomel2:1

Zhlobin

  • 04.10away · Yunost Minsk4:1
  • 03.10away · Yunost Minsk4:1
  • 29.09away · Molodechno0:3
  • 27.09away · Molodechno4:1
  • 23.09away · Baranavichy1:2

Head to head

  • 01.12.2025Brest — Zhlobin2:1 OT
  • 29.11.2025Brest — Zhlobin1:4
  • 14.09.2025Zhlobin — Brest2:1
  • 12.09.2025Zhlobin — Brest1:2
  • 01.12.2024Brest — Zhlobin0:1

Next match

  • BrestZhlobin12 October · Belarus Extraleague
    2The most likely outcome came true: 221%Final score 2:3. Model's score: 2:3, exactly right.5.3

Belarus Extraleague on the same day

  • 2The most likely outcome came true: 222%Final score 4:6. Model's score: 1:3.4.8
  • 1The most likely outcome came true: 119%Final score 3:0. Model's score: 4:2.5.9

This is the model’s statistical estimate, not a recommendation. An outcome at 43% will not happen in roughly 57 matches out of 100. How to read probabilities →