Jordan are more likely than not to avoid defeat, but it is close. The model sees around three goals in it.
The grey number is their average over the last six.
Shots and corners are not shown for this match — one of these national teams has too few recorded games for us to forecast them. Each bar is split by each side's share of the total.
Jordan or draw is 69% now. Here is what it would become at half-time:
Each row is the call worked out again for that half-time score. Lineups are not in it — we publish per-player shooting rates, not a squad-strength number, so what a rested front three does to this figure is not something we can honestly put a number on.
Shots and corners are not shown for international matches yet — national teams play too few games for us to forecast them well.
At half-time we update each side’s chance of scoring in the second half from what the first half showed.
Bawler's model rates this match: Jordan are favoured (43% win probability vs 31% for Indonesia, 26% draw). The model uses each side’s expected goals, recent form and the strength of the opposition.
The most likely scoreline from Bawler's model is Jordan 1-1 Indonesia (12.2% probability). Expected total goals: 2.9.
Bawler estimates each side's expected goals from its results and the quality of its chances, adjusted for the strength of the opposition and for home advantage, then works out the chance of every scoreline to get win, draw and both-teams-to-score probabilities. Team news and lineups are not built into these numbers. For this match that gives Jordan 43%, the draw 26% and Indonesia 31%. Every prediction is published before kickoff and settled afterwards.
Probably — Bawler's model gives both teams scoring a 58% chance. That is based on Jordan expecting 1.58 goals and Indonesia 1.33.
Bawler's model expects 2.9 goals in total. It leans slightly towards three or more goals: over 2.5 goals is 56%.