
Kolos Kovalivka
Get detailed Kolos Kovalivka stats and match predictions for the new season. The Ukrainian Premier League side is coming off a mixed run of results and looks ahead to a crucial away fixture against Zorya Lugansk. Below you’ll find the team’s recent form, key performance numbers, and our win probability forecast.
Kolos Kovalivka ended the previous campaign with three wins and two defeats in their last five matches. The sequence (starting with the most recent) was:
Over those five games Kolos scored six goals and conceded four, keeping two clean sheets. The away win over Shakhtar Donetsk and the 3‑0 victory at Oleksandria showcased their ability to perform on the road, but the home defeat to Obolon and the narrow loss at Dynamo underlined lingering inconsistency.
While full league‑table data for the upcoming 2026/27 season is not yet available, Kolos Kovalivka competed in the Ukrainian Premier League, the Ukrainian Cup, and friendly club matches during the 2025‑26 campaign. The club plays its home games at Stadion Kolos in Kovalivka. In the five recorded league matches from the end of last season the side picked up nine points, averaging 1.2 goals scored per match and 0.8 conceded. Key squad members include attacker R. Taranukha and midfielder O. Kryvoruchko, although no individual goal contributions were registered in the tracked events.
The only confirmed fixture on the calendar is an away Premier League clash against Zorya Lugansk on July 31, 2026, at 15:00. The bookmakers have priced this as a very open contest: a home win for Zorya is offered at 2.65, the draw at 2.26, and an away win for Kolos Kovalivka at 2.65.
Converting the betting odds to true probabilities (removing the overround) gives Kolos Kovalivka a 31.5% chance of winning at Zorya Lugansk. A draw is the most likely single outcome at 37.0%, while the hosts’ win probability is also 31.5%. Although Kolos picked up three wins in the last five, the odds suggest a very even match with little to separate the sides. Our Kolos Kovalivka predictions therefore point to a low‑scoring, tightly‑contested affair where the draw is the marginal favourite.