Middlesbrough vs Oxford United prediction, odds, lineups, h2h results and betting tips

Oxford Utd has scored at least one goal in their last four matches and has also scored more than half a goal in the second halves of their last two games. Recently, their performance has been mixed. They have a win rate of 10%, a draw rate of 40%, and a loss rate of 50%. They have not won any matches where more than 1.5 goals were scored and have lost 40% of the games where they gave up more than 1.5 goals.

On average, Oxford Utd scores 1 goal and concedes 1 goal per game. They keep a clean sheet in 30% of their matches and have managed to score in 50% of their games. They have not scored in both halves of any game, but both teams have scored in 40% of their matches. They have not won any games with both teams scoring, drawn in 20% of such matches, and lost in 20%.

In terms of total goals in matches, there were 0 goals in 20% of the games, 1 goal in 20%, 2 goals in 40%, 3 goals in 10%, and 4 or more goals in 10% of the games.

Middlesbrough has gone two games without a loss and has also not lost in their last two home matches. Their recent performance shows some interesting numbers. They have won 30% of their games, drawn 10%, and lost 60%. They have managed to win 20% of their matches by scoring more than 1.5 goals, but they’ve lost 40% of their games while giving up more than 1.5 goals. On average, Middlesbrough scores 1 goal and allows 1 goal in each game. They keep a clean sheet in 20% of their matches and find the net in 70% of them. Goals were scored in both halves in 30% of the games, and both teams scored in 60% of the matches. They won with both teams scoring in 20% of their games, while there were no draws with both teams scoring. They lost while both teams scored in 40% of the games. In terms of total goals, there were 0 goals in 10% of the matches, 1 goal in 30%, 2 goals in none, 3 goals in 30%, and 4 or more goals in 30% of the games.

On November 24, Oxford United played against Middlesbrough in a Championship match, where Middlesbrough won with a score of 6 to 2.

Then, on February 17, Middlesbrough faced Oxford United again, this time in the FA Cup, and Middlesbrough won that game 3 to 2.