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Stockport County
In their last four home games, Stockport County's W/D/L record stands at 2-0-2, scoring 11 goals and conceding 7. The scorelines were: 3-4 (v Leicester), 5-1 (v Wycombe), 1-2 (v Blackpool), and 2-0 (v Stevenage). Across their last ten games overall, Stockport has a 5-1-4 W/D/L record, scoring 20 goals and conceding 14.
Peterborough
In their last four away games, Peterborough's W/D/L record is 0-1-3, scoring 2 goals and conceding 10. The scorelines were: 1-1 (v Milton Keynes Dons), 0-4 (v Blackpool), 0-2 (v Bradford), and 1-3 (v Stockport County). Across their last ten games overall, Peterborough has a 1-3-6 W/D/L record, scoring 6 goals and conceding 18.
What the Numbers Say
The primary model rates Stockport County's home win likelihood at 59%, making this fixture the standout accumulator leg today. The model sees a 20.9% chance of a draw and a 19.6% chance of a Peterborough win. This makes Stockport the most probable outcome, and a second independent model agrees on the home direction.
However, the market price of 1.38 for Stockport is fair or shorter than the model's fair odds of 1.69, resulting in a one-star value rating. This means there's no value edge in backing Stockport at the current price, even though they are the most likely outcome. Stockport's sG (signal goals) stands at 2.04, compared to Peterborough's 1.06, suggesting a more open game with a 51% chance of both teams scoring and a 53% chance of over 2.5 goals. BetSignals surfaces these numbers for your analysis; the decision is yours.
Player Intelligence
Stockport County leads in shots per 90 minutes, with a top player at 4.138, compared to Peterborough's top player at 3.0. In tackles per 90 minutes, Stockport also edges out Peterborough, with a top player at 4.655 versus Peterborough's 2.487. For a deeper dive into player-level data, log in or create a free account on BetSignals.