Dunston UTS vs Hallam

Expert Analysis: Dunston UTS vs Hallam – November 29, 2025

The upcoming match between Dunston UTS and Hallam is poised to be a thrilling encounter. With the match scheduled for 15:00 on November 29, 2025, both teams are expected to bring their best strategies to the field. The betting odds provide insightful predictions that can guide enthusiasts and bettors alike. Let’s delve into the key betting markets and analyze what they suggest about the match dynamics.

Key Betting Markets and Predictions

Both Teams Not To Score In 2nd Half: 97.70%

This high probability suggests that the match might see a defensive approach or a scenario where most goals are scored in the first half. Bettors considering this option might find it appealing given the odds.

Both Teams Not To Score In 1st Half: 99.00%

The likelihood of no goals in the first half is extremely high, indicating either a tightly contested game or a slow start by both teams. This could mean that spectators should expect more action in the latter stages of the match.

Over 1.5 Goals: 78.40%

With a solid chance of over 1.5 goals being scored, this market suggests that while defenses might be strong, there will still be enough scoring opportunities to make this a likely outcome.

Sum of Goals 2 or 3: 54.70%

This prediction implies a moderate scoring game, where the total number of goals is likely to fall within this range, balancing offensive and defensive plays.

Home Team To Win: 56.70%

Dunston UTS has a slightly better chance of winning compared to other outcomes, reflecting either their home advantage or superior form relative to Hallam.

Average Total Goals: 3.83

The average total goals indicate an expectation of an engaging match with multiple scoring instances from both teams.

Average Goals Scored: 2.28

Dunston UTS is expected to score approximately two goals, suggesting they have a decent attacking lineup capable of breaking through Hallam’s defense.

Average Conceded Goals: 2.15

Hallam is expected to concede around two goals, which might reflect some defensive vulnerabilities that Dunston UTS could exploit during the match.