All Africa Games — Under 0.5 ~ 5.5 Tables

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

In the 2023 season, Benin U20 lead the All Africa Games with a 100% Under 2.5 rate — 3 of their 3 completed fixtures have stayed within the 2.5-goal threshold. At home that figure reaches 100% and away 100%, illustrating a consistent pattern of low-scoring games. The league average sits at 67%, putting Benin U20 ahead of the rest.

South Sudan U20 and Senegal U20 rank second and third respectively. South Sudan U20 recorded a 100% rate across 3 matches (3 stayed below), while Senegal U20 stand at 80% from 5 outings (4 stayed below). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Under 2.5 fixtures in the All Africa Games this term.

At the other end, Nigeria U20 record the lowest Under 2.5 rate in the All Africa Games at 33% — only 1 of their 3 fixtures have stayed under 2.5 goals. Their home rate is 50% and away 0%, making their matches more open-ended than most in the competition this season.

Under 2.5 Betting Angle — All Africa Games

With a league-wide Under 2.5 rate of 67%, the All Africa Games frequently delivers low-scoring fixtures. The top three clubs average 93%, sitting 26 points above the league mean — a meaningful spread that rewards targeting specific match-ups. Benin U20's fixtures have gone Under 2.5 in 100% of cases this term, making their games among the most reliable for low-goal markets in the competition.

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

In the 2023 season, Benin U20 lead the All Africa Games with a 67% Under 0.5 rate — 2 of their 3 completed fixtures have stayed within the 0.5-goal threshold. At home that figure reaches 50% and away 100%, illustrating a consistent pattern of low-scoring games. The league average sits at 20%, putting Benin U20 ahead of the rest.

Congo U20 and Gambia U20 rank second and third respectively. Congo U20 recorded a 40% rate across 5 matches (2 stayed below), while Gambia U20 stand at 33% from 3 outings (1 stayed below). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Under 0.5 fixtures in the All Africa Games this term.

At the other end, Uganda U20 record the lowest Under 0.5 rate in the All Africa Games at 0% — only 0 of their 4 fixtures have stayed under 0.5 goals. Their home rate is 0% and away 0%, making their matches more open-ended than most in the competition this season.

Under 0.5 Betting Angle — All Africa Games

With a league-wide Under 0.5 rate of 20%, the All Africa Games is not predominantly defensive in character. The top three clubs average 47%, sitting 27 points above the league mean — a meaningful spread that rewards targeting specific match-ups. Benin U20's fixtures have gone Under 0.5 in 67% of cases this term, making their games among the most reliable for low-goal markets in the competition.

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

In the 2023 season, Benin U20 lead the All Africa Games with a 100% Under 1.5 rate — 3 of their 3 completed fixtures have stayed within the 1.5-goal threshold. At home that figure reaches 100% and away 100%, illustrating a consistent pattern of low-scoring games. The league average sits at 60%, putting Benin U20 ahead of the rest.

South Sudan U20 and Ghana U20 rank second and third respectively. South Sudan U20 recorded a 100% rate across 3 matches (3 stayed below), while Ghana U20 stand at 75% from 4 outings (3 stayed below). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Under 1.5 fixtures in the All Africa Games this term.

At the other end, Nigeria U20 record the lowest Under 1.5 rate in the All Africa Games at 33% — only 1 of their 3 fixtures have stayed under 1.5 goals. Their home rate is 50% and away 0%, making their matches more open-ended than most in the competition this season.

Under 1.5 Betting Angle — All Africa Games

With a league-wide Under 1.5 rate of 60%, the All Africa Games frequently delivers low-scoring fixtures. The top three clubs average 92%, sitting 32 points above the league mean — a meaningful spread that rewards targeting specific match-ups. Benin U20's fixtures have gone Under 1.5 in 100% of cases this term, making their games among the most reliable for low-goal markets in the competition.

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

In the 2023 season, Benin U20 lead the All Africa Games with a 100% Under 3.5 rate — 3 of their 3 completed fixtures have stayed within the 3.5-goal threshold. At home that figure reaches 100% and away 100%, illustrating a consistent pattern of low-scoring games. The league average sits at 80%, putting Benin U20 ahead of the rest.

South Sudan U20 and Congo U20 rank second and third respectively. South Sudan U20 recorded a 100% rate across 3 matches (3 stayed below), while Congo U20 stand at 80% from 5 outings (4 stayed below). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Under 3.5 fixtures in the All Africa Games this term.

At the other end, Nigeria U20 record the lowest Under 3.5 rate in the All Africa Games at 67% — only 2 of their 3 fixtures have stayed under 3.5 goals. Their home rate is 100% and away 0%, making their matches more open-ended than most in the competition this season.

Under 3.5 Betting Angle — All Africa Games

With a league-wide Under 3.5 rate of 80%, the All Africa Games frequently delivers low-scoring fixtures. The top three clubs average 93%, sitting 13 points above the league mean — a meaningful spread that rewards targeting specific match-ups. Benin U20's fixtures have gone Under 3.5 in 100% of cases this term, making their games among the most reliable for low-goal markets in the competition.

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

In the 2023 season, Ghana U20 lead the All Africa Games with a 100% Under 4.5 rate — 4 of their 4 completed fixtures have stayed within the 4.5-goal threshold. At home that figure reaches 100% and away 100%, illustrating a consistent pattern of low-scoring games. The league average sits at 87%, putting Ghana U20 ahead of the rest.

Benin U20 and Gambia U20 rank second and third respectively. Benin U20 recorded a 100% rate across 3 matches (3 stayed below), while Gambia U20 stand at 100% from 3 outings (3 stayed below). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Under 4.5 fixtures in the All Africa Games this term.

At the other end, Nigeria U20 record the lowest Under 4.5 rate in the All Africa Games at 67% — only 2 of their 3 fixtures have stayed under 4.5 goals. Their home rate is 100% and away 0%, making their matches more open-ended than most in the competition this season.

Under 4.5 Betting Angle — All Africa Games

With a league-wide Under 4.5 rate of 87%, the All Africa Games frequently delivers low-scoring fixtures. The top three clubs average 100%, sitting 13 points above the league mean — a meaningful spread that rewards targeting specific match-ups. Ghana U20's fixtures have gone Under 4.5 in 100% of cases this term, making their games among the most reliable for low-goal markets in the competition.

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

In the 2023 season, Senegal U20 lead the All Africa Games with a 100% Under 5.5 rate — 5 of their 5 completed fixtures have stayed within the 5.5-goal threshold. At home that figure reaches 100% and away 100%, illustrating a consistent pattern of low-scoring games. The league average sits at 93%, putting Senegal U20 ahead of the rest.

Ghana U20 and Benin U20 rank second and third respectively. Ghana U20 recorded a 100% rate across 4 matches (4 stayed below), while Benin U20 stand at 100% from 3 outings (3 stayed below). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Under 5.5 fixtures in the All Africa Games this term.

At the other end, Uganda U20 record the lowest Under 5.5 rate in the All Africa Games at 75% — only 3 of their 4 fixtures have stayed under 5.5 goals. Their home rate is 50% and away 100%, making their matches more open-ended than most in the competition this season.

Under 5.5 Betting Angle — All Africa Games

With a league-wide Under 5.5 rate of 93%, the All Africa Games frequently delivers low-scoring fixtures. The top three clubs average 100%, sitting 7 points above the league mean — a meaningful spread that rewards targeting specific match-ups. Senegal U20's fixtures have gone Under 5.5 in 100% of cases this term, making their games among the most reliable for low-goal markets in the competition.