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AFC Challenge Cup — Home Advantage

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Home Advantage

#TeamHome AdvantageScoredDefencePPG (Home / Away)
1Afghanistan+60%+100%+20%1.67/0.50
2Kyrgyzstan+50%+100%0%1.50/0.00
3Turkmenistan+38%+43%+33%1.50/0.00
4Palestine+10%+20%0%3.00/2.00
5Maldives-15%-25%-6%0.50/1.33
6Laos-44%-100%+11%0.00/0.50
7Philippines-57%-14%-100%2.00/3.00
8Myanmar-57%-100%-14%0.00/1.50

1. Home Advantage: How much a team's results improve on their own ground versus on the road — a combined signal from both attack and defence.

2. Scored: Compares goals scored per game at home against goals scored per game away. A positive figure means the team finds the net more easily at home.

3. Defence: Compares goals conceded per game at home against goals conceded away. A positive figure means the team keeps opponents quieter on their own turf.

The combined Home Advantage score is the average of the Scoring and Defence figures, weighted equally.

Goal-based metrics give a sharper picture of home performance than win/loss records alone, since they reflect the margin of each match.

AFC Challenge Cup (World) — Home Advantage Analysis

In the AFC Challenge Cup (World), the average home win rate is 46% compared to 46% away — a clear indicator that home advantage is a significant factor. Palestine shows the strongest home advantage, winning 100% of home games versus just 50% away (a difference of +50%). At the other end, Philippines actually performs better away than at home, with a home win rate of 50% versus 100% on the road.

Home Goals Scored

#TeamScoring AdvantageHome Scored / matchAway Scored / match
1Afghanistan+100%1.330.00
2Kyrgyzstan+100%0.500.00
3Turkmenistan+43%2.501.00
4Palestine+20%1.501.00
5Philippines-14%1.502.00
6Maldives-25%1.001.67
7Myanmar-100%0.001.50
8Laos-100%0.000.50

AFC Challenge Cup (World) — Home Goals Scored Analysis

Afghanistan has the biggest scoring advantage at home in the AFC Challenge Cup (World), netting 1.33 goals/match at home versus 0.00 away — a Scoring Advantage of +100%. In contrast, Maldives scores more away (1.67/match) than at home (1.00/match), representing a scoring disadvantage of -25% at their own ground. A high positive Scoring Advantage is a key signal for Over 2.5 and BTTS betting markets in home fixtures.

Home Defence (Conceded)

#TeamDefence AdvantageHome Conceded / matchAway Conceded / match
1Turkmenistan+33%1.503.00
2Afghanistan+20%0.671.00
3Laos+11%2.002.50
4Kyrgyzstan0%1.001.00
5Palestine0%0.000.00
6Maldives-6%1.501.33
7Myanmar-14%2.001.50
8Philippines-100%1.000.00

AFC Challenge Cup (World) — Home Defence Analysis

Afghanistan has the best home defensive record in the AFC Challenge Cup (World), conceding just 0.67 goals/match at home compared to 1.00 away — a Defence Advantage of +20%. This makes them an excellent Clean Sheet and Under 2.5 candidate in home fixtures. On the flip side, Philippines concedes more at home (1.00/match) than away (0.00/match), suggesting their home defence struggles despite the crowd backing. High Defence Advantage combined with low scoring opponents points strongly to Under 2.5 and BTTS No outcomes.

1st Half — Home Goals Scored

#TeamScoring AdvantageHome Scored / matchAway Scored / match
1Afghanistan+100%0.330.00
2Philippines+33%1.000.50
3Palestine0%0.500.50
4Maldives-100%0.000.33

AFC Challenge Cup (World) — Home Goals Scored (1st Half) Analysis

In the 1st Half, Afghanistan has the biggest home scoring advantage in the AFC Challenge Cup (World), netting 0.33 goals/match at home versus 0.00 away — a Scoring Advantage of +100%. At the other end, Maldives shows the weakest home output in this period, with 0.00/match at home against 0.33 away (-100%). First-half scoring patterns are key indicators for Half-Time result and Asian Handicap markets.

1st Half — Home Defence (Conceded)

#TeamDefence AdvantageHome Conceded / matchAway Conceded / match
1Afghanistan+100%0.000.50
2Palestine0%0.000.00
3Maldives-20%1.000.67
4Philippines-100%0.500.00

AFC Challenge Cup (World) — Home Defence (1st Half) Analysis

In the 1st Half, Afghanistan has the best home defensive record in the AFC Challenge Cup (World), conceding just 0.00 goals/match at home compared to 0.50 away — a Defence Advantage of +100%. Philippines struggles most in this period at home, conceding 0.50/match at home versus 0.00 away (-100%). Strong first-half home defence is a reliable indicator for Half-Time 0-0 and Under 0.5 HT markets.

2nd Half — Home Goals Scored

#TeamScoring AdvantageHome Scored / matchAway Scored / match
1Afghanistan+100%1.000.00
2Palestine+33%1.000.50
3Maldives-14%1.001.33
4Philippines-50%0.501.50

AFC Challenge Cup (World) — Home Goals Scored (2nd Half) Analysis

In the 2nd Half, Afghanistan has the biggest home scoring advantage in the AFC Challenge Cup (World), netting 1.00 goals/match at home versus 0.00 away — a Scoring Advantage of +100%. At the other end, Philippines shows the weakest home output in this period, with 0.50/match at home against 1.50 away (-50%). Second-half scoring advantage is particularly valuable for live betting and Over/Under markets in the final stages.

2nd Half — Home Defence (Conceded)

#TeamDefence AdvantageHome Conceded / matchAway Conceded / match
1Maldives+14%0.500.67
2Palestine0%0.000.00
3Afghanistan-14%0.670.50
4Philippines-100%0.500.00

AFC Challenge Cup (World) — Home Defence (2nd Half) Analysis

In the 2nd Half, Maldives has the best home defensive record in the AFC Challenge Cup (World), conceding just 0.50 goals/match at home compared to 0.67 away — a Defence Advantage of +14%. Philippines struggles most in this period at home, conceding 0.50/match at home versus 0.00 away (-100%). A high second-half home defence advantage is a strong signal for Under 1.5 2H and Clean Sheet in the second period.

Home Advantage Tables — World