UAE U17 Live Score

UAE U17 stats and predictions are essential for anyone tracking the AFC Asian Cup U17. The team’s recent performances reveal a challenging run, with no wins in their last three matches. This page breaks down their current form, season stats, upcoming fixtures, and match win probability based on the available data.

UAE U17 Current Form

UAE U17's recent results show a clear struggle. Their form over the last three matches reads D, L, L. On 6 May 2026, they drew 1-1 away to Korea Republic U17. This was followed by a 2-3 home defeat against Yemen U17 on 10 May and another 2-3 away loss to Vietnam U17 on 13 May. Across these games, UAE U17 scored 5 goals and conceded 7, averaging 1.67 goals scored and 2.33 conceded per match. The team has managed just one draw in this period, with no clean sheets and a negative goal difference.

UAE U17 Season Stats

The available data covers UAE U17's participation in the AFC Asian Cup U17. They have played three matches, securing 0 wins, 1 draw, and 2 losses. At home (1 game), they have an 0-0-1 record (W-D-L), with 2 goals scored and 3 conceded. Away (2 games), their record is 0-1-1, with 3 goals scored and 4 conceded. Overall, the team is averaging 0.33 points per game. League position and total tournament points are not provided in the current dataset.

UAE U17 Upcoming Matches

No upcoming fixtures are listed for UAE U17 at this time. Once new match data becomes available, this section will be updated with dates, opponents, and kickoff times.

UAE U17 Match Predictions: Win Probability

Since no next match is scheduled, we provide a general estimate of UAE U17’s chances based on their current form. From the last three results (0 wins, 1 draw, 2 losses), a straightforward frequency calculation yields a win probability of 0%, a draw probability of 33%, and a loss probability of 67%. This reflects the team’s inability to secure a victory in recent outings and may adjust if underlying performance metrics or squad changes emerge. Fans looking for UAE U17 predictions should note that this is a statistical extrapolation, not an odds-based forecast.