Preston North End vs Portsmouth Prediction: Odds, Lineups, H2H Insights & Top Betting Tips for 2025

Portsmouth scored fewer than 1.5 goals in their last two matches and saw less than 2.5 goals in those games as well. They have not lost any of their last four home games. Recently, Portsmouth's performance has been mixed. They win 50% of the time, draw 10% of the time, and lose 40% of the time. They have won 40% of the games that had more than 1.5 goals and lost 20% of the games where they let in over 1.5 goals. On average, Portsmouth scores 1 goal and gives up 1 goal per match. They manage to keep a clean sheet in 30% of their games and find the back of the net in 70% of matches. They score in both halves of the game in 10% of their matches, and in 50% of the games, both teams have scored. When both teams score, Portsmouth wins 30% of the time, draws none, and loses 20% of the time. In terms of total goals in matches, there are 0 goals in 10% of the games, 1 goal in 30%, 2 goals in 10%, 3 goals in 30%, and 4 or more goals in 20% of the games.

Preston's last three matches saw fewer than 2.5 goals scored, and they have not lost any of their last eight home games. Recently, Preston's performance has varied. They have won 20% of their matches, drawn 50%, and lost 30%. Notably, they have a 10% chance of winning a match with more than 1.5 goals scored and a 20% chance of losing while allowing more than 1.5 goals. On average, Preston scores 1 goal and also concedes 1 goal in each game. They manage to keep a clean sheet in 50% of their games and score in 60% of them. Goals are scored in both halves in only 10% of their matches, and both teams score (BTTS) in 40% of the games. They have never had a match where they won and both teams scored. However, they have drawn with both teams scoring in 20% of their matches and lost with both teams scoring in 20% as well. In terms of total goals, 30% of the games ended with 0 goals, 20% with 1 goal, 20% with 2 goals, 30% with 3 goals, and none with 4 or more goals.

On November 24, Portsmouth played against Preston in the Championship and won the match 3 to 1.

On March 13, Preston faced Portsmouth in League One, and the game ended in a 1 to 1 draw.

On December 12, Portsmouth met Preston again in League One, but this time the match ended with no goals, finishing at 0 to 0.