Cardiff City Women - Oxford United Women prediction 17 August 2025

The Cardiff City Women vs Oxford United Women prediction for the National League Women match on August 17, 2025, at 13:00 UTC. Based on recent form and head-to-head record, Oxford United Women are the favorites with a 45% win probability, while Cardiff City Women have a 30% chance and the draw stands at 25%.

Team Form

Cardiff City Women's last five matches: D, L, W, W, W.

• Apr 05: Cardiff City Women 1-1 The New Saints Women (D)
• Mar 29: Wrexham Women 4-1 Cardiff City Women (L)
• Mar 22: Cardiff City Women 2-1 Swansea City Women (W)
• Mar 15: Swansea City Women 1-2 Cardiff City Women (W)
• Feb 01: Aberystwyth Town Women 0-4 Cardiff City Women (W)

Oxford United Women's last five: W, L, W, D, W.

• Mar 01: Exeter City Women 1-2 Oxford United Women (W)
• Feb 22: Oxford United Women 0-1 Charlton Athletic Women (L)
• Jan 18: Oxford United Women 3-1 Middlesbrough Women (W)
• Jan 04: Wimbledon Women 0-0 Oxford United Women (D)
• Nov 30: Lewes Women 0-1 Oxford United Women (W)

Head-to-Head Record

In 4 previous meetings, Cardiff City Women have won 1, Oxford United Women have won 3, and there have been no draws. The most recent encounter on August 17, 2025, ended 1-0 to Oxford United Women. Earlier, Oxford won 3-0 away in March 2025 and 2-0 at home in January 2022, while Cardiff's sole victory was 1-0 at home in December 2019.

Win Probability: Cardiff City Women or Oxford United Women?

We calculate the win probabilities as follows: Cardiff City Women 30%, Draw 25%, Oxford United Women 45%. This assessment is based on the teams' recent form (both have 3 wins, 1 draw, 1 loss in their last five), Oxford's dominant head-to-head record (3 wins in 4 matches), and the home advantage for Cardiff. Although Cardiff are at home, Oxford's away form has been solid, making them the more likely winner.

Odds & Match Prediction

Bookmakers' odds for this match are currently unavailable. Based on the statistical analysis, our prediction leans towards an Oxford United Women win. The data suggests a low-scoring affair, with Oxford likely to edge it by a single goal, as seen in recent meetings.