Saudi Arabia vs Oman - Result - 21.06.23 04:00 Replay Prediction Head-to-head Recent form Lineups Replay aesf_official No recording of this match yet. Pick a channel above to watch it there.
Prediction Quick take Elo Saudi Arabia 1265, Oman 1204: a 61-point gap. Head-to-head Head-to-head: no meetings yet Verdict Before the match the Elo model favoured Oman with a 65% win probability, but Saudi Arabia won instead: the prediction was wrong. This figure was reconstructed later from current Elo, so it is an approximation rather than a number recorded before the match. Community prediction
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