
Aviles Stadium
Aviles Stadium stats and predictions provide a crucial snapshot for followers of the Spanish Tercera Federacion club. The team, based in Avilés and playing at Campo Muro de Zaro, has shown a form that demands careful analysis in the 2025/26 season. With no wins in their last five outings, Aviles Stadium's current trajectory points to a low win probability, balanced by a tendency to draw. This page covers all available data on form, season stats, and a detailed win probability assessment.
Aviles Stadium's recent form reads L, D, L, D, D, reflecting a winless streak of five matches. The sequence began with a 1-2 home defeat to UD Llanera, followed by a 2-2 draw at Real Titanico de Laviana. A heavy 0-5 loss at Sporting Gijon B was then followed by two goalless draws: 0-0 at home to L'Entregu and 0-0 away at CD Colunga. Across these matches, Aviles Stadium scored 3 goals and conceded 9, underlining defensive vulnerabilities and a lack of offensive firepower. The team has secured three draws and two losses, with no victories to boost confidence.
Based on the available data for the 2025/26 Tercera Federacion campaign, Aviles Stadium has played 5 matches. The record stands at 0 wins, 3 draws, and 2 losses. The team has scored a total of 3 goals (average 0.6 per game) and conceded 9 (average 1.8 per game). No home or away split is available in the current dataset, but the team's home results include a loss and a draw, while away matches have yielded two draws and a loss. The league table position is not provided in the supplied data, but the form suggests a spot in the lower half of the standings.
No upcoming fixtures are currently listed for Aviles Stadium. Fans should check back for updates on the team's next match schedule once the Tercera Federacion calendar is released. The absence of scheduled matches makes it essential to rely on current form and historical trends for predictions.
With no specific next opponent, the win probability for Aviles Stadium is estimated based on the most recent form across five matches. The team has not won any of those fixtures, resulting in a win rate of 0%. However, a purely zero probability is unrealistic for future matches; considering the high frequency of draws (60%) and the moderate loss rate (40%), we project a typical match win probability of approximately 10%. The draw probability stands at 50%, and the loss probability at 40%. This assessment reflects the team's current inability to convert stalemates into victories and a negative goal difference. While the 10% win probability is low, it accounts for the possibility of a breakthrough against a weaker opponent or a home advantage. Bettors and fans should treat these percentages as an informed estimate, not a guaranteed outcome, and always consult the latest odds when available.