Sportivo Ameliano vs Guaraní: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sun, 12 Oct '25)

The stage is set at the Estadio Jose Tomas Silva Paraguay for a thrilling clash in the Primera División, Clausura. As Sportivo Ameliano and Guaraní prepare to battle it out, let's dive deep into the statistics and try to predict who will shine in this fixture.

Looking at the recent head-to-head encounters, Sportivo Ameliano seems to have a slight upper hand, clinching two wins out of the last three matches. However, the tables were turned in their previous face-off on a fateful day in July when Guaraní triumphed 4-1 at home. The burning question is: can Guaraní repeat their stellar performance on Sunday, or will Sportivo Ameliano bounce back?

Sportivo Ameliano might enter the contest with a need to rejuvenate their spirits after a 1-2 defeat against Olimpia, whereas Guaraní are riding on the high of a 1-0 victory over Club Atlético Tembetary. These results undoubtedly set the tone for their mindset ahead of the clash. In the league standings, Sportivo Ameliano finds themselves in the 11th spot, while Guaraní revels at the top.

Top players hold the key to unlocking this match. Guaraní must be wary of E. Vera, Sportivo Ameliano's lethal weapon, who has netted six goals this season. Conversely, F. Fernández's playmaking skills have been pivotal for Guaraní, with five assists. How effective will they be in influencing the game this weekend?

Delving deeper into individual prowess, Sportivo Ameliano's shining stars include Elvio Vera with a rating of 7.31, Miguel Martínez at 7.06, and Elias Sarquis trailing closely at 6.96. Guaraní's top performers are Fernando Fernández, leading the pack with 7.41, Alcides Barbotte at 7.29, and Alcides Benítez at 7.24. Will these players step up when it matters most?

Sportivo Ameliano averages a mere 43.47% possession, contrasting with Guaraní’s higher 50.53%. Such numbers can often dictate the flow of the match. Additionally, if set-piece tactics are your focus, note that Sportivo Ameliano secures an average of 3.73 corners per game, slightly inferior to Guaraní’s tally of 3.93.

Discipline could play a pivotal role too—both teams have accumulated 6 red cards each. Sportivo Ameliano, however, surpasses in yellow cards with 47, while Guaraní trails with 36. Such stats may influence the game's dynamics as tempers flare on the field.

In conclusion, analyzing all these factors and with Guaraní’s favorable recent form, they might just edge out their opponents. However, in the unpredictable world of football, statistics are merely guides, and the outcome remains to be witnessed on the field.