Araz Naxçıvan vs Turan Tovuz: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sat, 22 Nov '25)

In a galaxy not so far away, two titans of the Misli Premier League are preparing for an epic showdown. Mark your calendars for Sat, 22 Nov '25, as Araz Naxçıvan and Turan Tovuz lock horns in a match that promises more drama than a soap opera. Both teams have locked horns thrice in the recent past, resulting in one win for Araz Naxçıvan, another for Turan Tovuz, and a single impasse where no winner emerged.

The last encounter between these football gladiators happened on Sun, 24 Aug '25, when Araz Naxçıvan triumphed 2-1 away, leaving Turan Tovuz scratching their heads. Speaking of heads, Araz Naxçıvan is coming into this match hot from a 2-1 victory against FK Karvan Yevlax, while Turan Tovuz diplomatically shook hands on a 0-0 draw with Zirə FK. There's a David versus Goliath vibe, as Araz sits measly at position 6, while Turan struts comfortably in position 2 in the league standings.

Player performance stats: Turan Tovuz really needs to tame the beast that is B. Simakala; with 6 goals, he’s Araz’s not-so-secret weapon. Meanwhile, Araz needs a plan for Batista, the assist wizard from Turan Tovuz, who averages one assist and countless headaches for the opponents.

The players to have on your fantasy team are: For Araz Naxçıvan, Ba-Muaka Simakala dazzles with a rating of 7.15, closely followed by Felipe Santos at 6.99 and Wanderson at 6.93. On the Turan Tovuz front, Roderick Miller and Alejandro Serrano impress with identical ratings of 7.04, while Haiderson Hurtado doesn't lag far behind at 7.01.

Araz Naxçıvan seems to love the ball with an average possession of 50.5%. Turan Tovuz, perhaps being a bit shy, holds onto it for only 41.7% of the time. Looking for corners, you say? Araz might win by a tour de force as they average 3.73 corners per match compared to Turan's 3.45.

As for discipline, Araz Naxçıvan shows 24 yellow cards, sounding the caution bells frequently, while their opponents Turan Tovuz skip just behind with 19 yellows. Both sides have been good little footballers with zero red cards and share one penalty goal conceded each. But whether it's cards or goals, the team with less fanfare might just sneak the win.