
AS Kigali
AS Kigali stats and predictions give a comprehensive view of the team's performances in the Rwanda National League. The team has recently played five matches, showing a mixed set of results that highlight both resilience and vulnerability.
The last five matches for AS Kigali in the National League have resulted in two wins and three losses (W-L-W-L-L). All these games ended with a oneโgoal difference, indicating tight contests. The sequence is:
Overall, the team scored 7 goals and conceded 8 across these fixtures. The team started with a home win, lost away, won at home again, only to finish with three consecutive losses on the road. This alternating pattern shows that home advantage plays a significant role, while the three-match losing run away (conceding 6 goals) is a cause for concern.
Based on the available match data, AS Kigali has played two home matches (both wins) and three away games (all losses) in the observed period. The team averaged 1.4 goals scored and 1.6 goals conceded per game in those five National League encounters. If these results reflect the larger season trend, AS Kigali's home form (2 wins from 2) is a bright spot, translating to a 100% home win percentage in this sample, while the away record (0 wins from 3) gives an away win percentage of 0%. Detailed seasonโlong statistics such as total points and full table position are not provided, but the recent trend suggests inconsistency and a struggle to secure points away from home.
At this moment, there are no upcoming fixtures listed for AS Kigali in the database. Fans and bettors can revisit this page for updates once the Rwanda National League schedule for future rounds is released.
With no nextโmatch opponent or odds available, the win probability assessment relies on the team's recent form in the Rwanda National League. AS Kigali's last five matches produced two victories and three defeats, giving a 40% win rate. Consequently, the estimated probabilities for any upcoming fixture are:
This calculation is based purely on the last five results, where every match ended 2โ1 and no draws were recorded. The team's away record (three straight losses) further supports the high chance of defeat. However, the home victories show they can be competitive in favourable settings. For bettors, this translates to a win probability of two in five, making AS Kigali underdogs in most matchups. The absence of draws in this fiveโgame stretch is a statistical anomaly, but it suggests that wagering on a draw might be a risky proposition until the team shows more balance. Overall, AS Kigali's current form suggests they win around 40% of their matches, and that figure should be used as a rough probability for future contests until new data becomes available.