All Africa Games — Over 0.5 ~ 5.5 Tables

Which All Africa Games Teams Have The Highest Over 2.5 Rate?

In the 2023 season, Gambia U20 lead the All Africa Games with a 67% Over 2.5 rate — 2 of their 3 completed fixtures have crossed the 2.5-goal mark. At home the figure sits at 0% and on the road at 100%, confirming that high-scoring fixtures follow them regardless of venue. The league average stands at 33%, putting Gambia U20 well ahead of the competition.

Nigeria U20 and Uganda U20 rank second and third respectively. Nigeria U20 recorded a 67% rate across 3 matches (2 crossed the mark), while Uganda U20 stand at 50% from 4 outings (2 crossed the mark). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Over 2.5 fixtures in the All Africa Games this term.

At the opposite end of the table, South Sudan U20 record the lowest Over 2.5 rate in the All Africa Games at 0% — only 0 of their 3 fixtures have exceeded 2.5 total goals. Their home mark is 0% and away 0%, making them a natural reference for backers of low-scoring or Under markets this season.

Over 2.5 Betting Angle — All Africa Games

With a league-wide Over 2.5 rate of 33%, the All Africa Games tends to produce compact scoreboards. The top three clubs average 61% — a gap of 28 percentage points above the competition mean — which signals that fixture selection within the league can sharpen Over 2.5 edge significantly. Backing Over 2.5 when Gambia U20 are involved has landed in 67% of their games this term, a data point worth factoring into any pre-match assessment.

Which All Africa Games Teams Have The Highest Over 0.5 Rate?

In the 2023 season, Senegal U20 lead the All Africa Games with a 100% Over 0.5 rate — 5 of their 5 completed fixtures have crossed the 0.5-goal mark. At home the figure sits at 100% and on the road at 100%, confirming that high-scoring fixtures follow them regardless of venue. The league average stands at 80%, putting Senegal U20 well ahead of the competition.

Uganda U20 and Nigeria U20 rank second and third respectively. Uganda U20 recorded a 100% rate across 4 matches (4 crossed the mark), while Nigeria U20 stand at 100% from 3 outings (3 crossed the mark). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Over 0.5 fixtures in the All Africa Games this term.

At the opposite end of the table, Benin U20 record the lowest Over 0.5 rate in the All Africa Games at 33% — only 1 of their 3 fixtures have exceeded 0.5 total goals. Their home mark is 50% and away 0%, making them a natural reference for backers of low-scoring or Under markets this season.

Over 0.5 Betting Angle — All Africa Games

With a league-wide Over 0.5 rate of 80%, the All Africa Games leans toward high-scoring fixtures. The top three clubs average 100% — a gap of 20 percentage points above the competition mean — which signals that fixture selection within the league can sharpen Over 0.5 edge significantly. Backing Over 0.5 when Senegal U20 are involved has landed in 100% of their games this term, a data point worth factoring into any pre-match assessment.

Which All Africa Games Teams Have The Highest Over 1.5 Rate?

In the 2023 season, Gambia U20 lead the All Africa Games with a 67% Over 1.5 rate — 2 of their 3 completed fixtures have crossed the 1.5-goal mark. At home the figure sits at 0% and on the road at 100%, confirming that high-scoring fixtures follow them regardless of venue. The league average stands at 40%, putting Gambia U20 well ahead of the competition.

Nigeria U20 and Congo U20 rank second and third respectively. Nigeria U20 recorded a 67% rate across 3 matches (2 crossed the mark), while Congo U20 stand at 60% from 5 outings (3 crossed the mark). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Over 1.5 fixtures in the All Africa Games this term.

At the opposite end of the table, South Sudan U20 record the lowest Over 1.5 rate in the All Africa Games at 0% — only 0 of their 3 fixtures have exceeded 1.5 total goals. Their home mark is 0% and away 0%, making them a natural reference for backers of low-scoring or Under markets this season.

Over 1.5 Betting Angle — All Africa Games

With a league-wide Over 1.5 rate of 40%, the All Africa Games sits in the moderate range for total-goals markets. The top three clubs average 65% — a gap of 25 percentage points above the competition mean — which signals that fixture selection within the league can sharpen Over 1.5 edge significantly. Backing Over 1.5 when Gambia U20 are involved has landed in 67% of their games this term, a data point worth factoring into any pre-match assessment.

Which All Africa Games Teams Have The Highest Over 3.5 Rate?

In the 2023 season, Gambia U20 lead the All Africa Games with a 33% Over 3.5 rate — 1 of their 3 completed fixtures have crossed the 3.5-goal mark. At home the figure sits at 0% and on the road at 50%, confirming that high-scoring fixtures follow them regardless of venue. The league average stands at 20%, putting Gambia U20 well ahead of the competition.

Nigeria U20 and Ghana U20 rank second and third respectively. Nigeria U20 recorded a 33% rate across 3 matches (1 crossed the mark), while Ghana U20 stand at 25% from 4 outings (1 crossed the mark). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Over 3.5 fixtures in the All Africa Games this term.

At the opposite end of the table, South Sudan U20 record the lowest Over 3.5 rate in the All Africa Games at 0% — only 0 of their 3 fixtures have exceeded 3.5 total goals. Their home mark is 0% and away 0%, making them a natural reference for backers of low-scoring or Under markets this season.

Over 3.5 Betting Angle — All Africa Games

With a league-wide Over 3.5 rate of 20%, the All Africa Games tends to produce compact scoreboards. The top three clubs average 30% — a gap of 10 percentage points above the competition mean — which signals that fixture selection within the league can sharpen Over 3.5 edge significantly. Backing Over 3.5 when Gambia U20 are involved has landed in 33% of their games this term, a data point worth factoring into any pre-match assessment.

Which All Africa Games Teams Have The Highest Over 4.5 Rate?

In the 2023 season, Nigeria U20 lead the All Africa Games with a 33% Over 4.5 rate — 1 of their 3 completed fixtures have crossed the 4.5-goal mark. At home the figure sits at 0% and on the road at 100%, confirming that high-scoring fixtures follow them regardless of venue. The league average stands at 13%, putting Nigeria U20 well ahead of the competition.

Uganda U20 and Congo U20 rank second and third respectively. Uganda U20 recorded a 25% rate across 4 matches (1 crossed the mark), while Congo U20 stand at 20% from 5 outings (1 crossed the mark). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Over 4.5 fixtures in the All Africa Games this term.

At the opposite end of the table, South Sudan U20 record the lowest Over 4.5 rate in the All Africa Games at 0% — only 0 of their 3 fixtures have exceeded 4.5 total goals. Their home mark is 0% and away 0%, making them a natural reference for backers of low-scoring or Under markets this season.

Over 4.5 Betting Angle — All Africa Games

With a league-wide Over 4.5 rate of 13%, the All Africa Games tends to produce compact scoreboards. The top three clubs average 26% — a gap of 13 percentage points above the competition mean — which signals that fixture selection within the league can sharpen Over 4.5 edge significantly. Backing Over 4.5 when Nigeria U20 are involved has landed in 33% of their games this term, a data point worth factoring into any pre-match assessment.

Which All Africa Games Teams Have The Highest Over 5.5 Rate?

In the 2023 season, Uganda U20 lead the All Africa Games with a 25% Over 5.5 rate — 1 of their 4 completed fixtures have crossed the 5.5-goal mark. At home the figure sits at 50% and on the road at 0%, confirming that high-scoring fixtures follow them regardless of venue. The league average stands at 7%, putting Uganda U20 well ahead of the competition.

Congo U20 and Benin U20 rank second and third respectively. Congo U20 recorded a 20% rate across 5 matches (1 crossed the mark), while Benin U20 stand at 0% from 3 outings (0 crossed the mark). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Over 5.5 fixtures in the All Africa Games this term.

At the opposite end of the table, South Sudan U20 record the lowest Over 5.5 rate in the All Africa Games at 0% — only 0 of their 3 fixtures have exceeded 5.5 total goals. Their home mark is 0% and away 0%, making them a natural reference for backers of low-scoring or Under markets this season.

Over 5.5 Betting Angle — All Africa Games

With a league-wide Over 5.5 rate of 7%, the All Africa Games tends to produce compact scoreboards. The top three clubs average 15% — a gap of 8 percentage points above the competition mean — which signals that fixture selection within the league can sharpen Over 5.5 edge significantly. Backing Over 5.5 when Uganda U20 are involved has landed in 25% of their games this term, a data point worth factoring into any pre-match assessment.