PK-35 vs Haka

PK-35 have been more effective at home, with 10 wins, 4 draws and 3 losses from 17 matches, scoring 27 and conceding 13. Their 8 clean sheets also suggest they can control games defensively, and their recent run includes three straight wins before a draw and a loss (WWWDL). Haka’s away record is solid but slightly less convincing, with 9 wins, 4 draws and 4 losses. They score more than PK-35 overall (33 vs 27) and concede more as well (19 vs 13), which points to a more open profile away from home, even though their clean sheets are fewer (5). The draw is still a meaningful outcome at 26.8%, but PK-35’s stronger defensive numbers and better home results keep them slightly favored. Both teams to score is also more likely than not (53.6%), and over 2.5 goals sits just under the 50% line (49.2%), so a tight game with at least one side finding chances seems plausible. Overall, the home win lean fits the home/defense edge for PK-35, but the moderate confidence reflects Haka’s ability to score and the relatively high draw probability.