
GOES
For an in-depth look at GOES stats and match predictions, this page breaks down the Dutch sideโs performances in the 3 Derde Divisie and other competitions. Founded in 1895 and playing at Sportpark Het Schenge in Goes, GOES has a rich history, but here we focus on their recent numbers and what they mean for future games. Across their last five outings, the team has recorded two wins, one draw, and two lossesโa record that shapes both their form assessment and our win probability estimate.
GOESโs recent form line reads D, W, L, L, W (from newest to oldest). The full results are:
Across these five contests, GOES scored 9 goals and conceded 9, pointing to an evenly matched performance level. Notably, both victories came on the road (0-4 and 0-1), while home matches produced a draw and a defeat. The team has shown an ability to bounce back from heavy lossesโthe 4-0 defeat at Blauw Geel '38 was followed by a 4-0 win of their ownโindicating resilience but also inconsistency.
Although the full league table for the 3 Derde Divisie is not available in this dataset, the last five matches provide a concrete snapshot of GOESโs campaign to date. Their record in these games stands at:
With a win rate of 40% and an identical loss rate, GOES is a team that can compete with most opponents on its day but struggles to string together a consistent run of results. The squad features attackers like Erwin Franse and C. de Smit, as well as Aruban goalkeeper Matthew Lentink, but none of the listed top players have registered goals or standout event contributions in the recorded matchesโhinting at a collective rather than star-driven approach.
Over the course of a full season, these numbers would typically translate to a mid-table finish, though the lack of a full fixture list and standings prevents a precise projection. The teamโs participation in the KNVB Beker and friendly clubs further shows their involvement across multiple competitions, even if the current focus is the third division.
As no upcoming fixtures are currently scheduled for GOES, our prediction model relies entirely on the teamโs demonstrated form. Based on the last five matchesโ2 wins, 1 draw, 2 lossesโthe general win/draw/loss probabilities for a typical future match are:
These figures reflect a side that is equally likely to win or lose, with draws occurring roughly half as often. In other words, in a set of 10 matches, GOES can be expected to win about 4, lose 4, and draw 2. The balanced goal difference (9 scored, 9 conceded) supports this equilibrium. When specific next-match dataโopponent, venue, oddsโbecomes available, the projected percentages would shift to account for match context. For now, this form-based estimate is the most reliable guide for GOES predictions. Fans and bettors should monitor announcements for any updates to the schedule to refine these probabilities.