Overview
Estoril and Casa Pia meet with both teams struggling early this season, sitting 16th and 18th respectively with just 2 and 1 points from 5 games. Last season, Estoril scored 1.6 goals per game and conceded 1.7, while Casa Pia had a lower output of 0.9 scored and 1.6 conceded. Early 2026/27 data shows Estoril scoring 0.4 and conceding 1.4 per game, with Casa Pia at 0 scored and 2.2 conceded, signaling offensive issues for Casa Pia.
Form & xG
Estoril's recent form is DLLLD with an xG of 0.86 for and 1.56 against, while Casa Pia is on a five-game losing streak (DLLLL) with an xG of 0.52 for and 1.75 against. Estoril's possession is slightly under 46%, with 12.6 shots per game (4.8 on target), compared to Casa Pia's 9.2 shots (2.2 on target). Both teams have low expected goals and poor conversion, but Estoril is marginally better in attack and defense.
Team News & Key Players
Estoril relies on Y. Begraoui, who averages 1.6 shots and 1.2 key passes per 90 minutes, scoring twice this season. João Carvalho contributes creativity with 1.8 key passes per 90. Casa Pia’s offense is limited; no goals scored and low per-90 shots from key players like David Sousa (1.2 shots/90) and L. Ofori (0.8 shots/90). Defensively, both teams concede over 1.4 goals per game this season, with Estoril’s Ferro and Isma Sierra accumulating 4 yellow cards combined.
Stats & Betting Angles
Both teams have a low BTTS rate this season: Estoril 40%, Casa Pia 0%. Under 2.5 goals occurred in 80% of matches for both. Last season, Estoril kept only 5 clean sheets and failed to score 10 times; Casa Pia had 9 clean sheets but failed to score 16 times. Head-to-head shows tight contests with recent draws and low-scoring games, including a 0-0 in March 2026 and 2-2 draws in 2025, indicating a cautious approach.
Verdict
Given both teams' offensive struggles and defensive vulnerabilities, a tight low-scoring game is expected. Estoril's slightly better attack and home advantage suggest a narrow win. The low xG and shot quality imply under 2.5 goals, but Estoril's ability to score some goals and Casa Pia's defensive frailty point to BTTS yes. The last meetings' scorelines reinforce a close 2-1 result as plausible.
































































