Haiti
PeruFriendlies | Sat 06 Jun, 01:00
Haiti v Peru Stats
Data last updated: Fri 05 Jun 2026, 05:21 UK timeMatch Report
Fixture analysis
Haiti hosts Peru in an international friendly that offers a platform for both teams to test squad depth and tactical approaches ahead of more competitive fixtures. Haiti enters this match with stronger recent form, having secured 4 points in their last outings compared to Peru's single point, reflecting a more effective attack and tighter defense. Peru's defensive vulnerabilities and Haiti's home advantage set the stage for a competitive encounter where Haiti aims to capitalize on momentum and tactical cohesion without the pressure of tournament stakes.
Haiti to Win
- Haiti has earned 4 points recently versus Peru's 1, showing better form.
- Haiti averages 1.67 goals scored and concedes only 0.67 per game, indicating solid defense.
- Peru concedes 2 goals per game on average, highlighting defensive weaknesses.
- Haiti's attackers, including M. Labissiere, show high shot and goal threat metrics.
- Peru's lower shot volume and goal threat suggest limited offensive pressure in this fixture.
Why The Model Likes This Bet
Chance, price and football numbers
The model favors Haiti to win with a 67.4% chance based on their superior recent form, stronger attacking output, and more robust defensive record. Haiti's higher average shots and shots on target per game, combined with Peru's defensive frailties and lower offensive threat, underpin this . The absence of data limitations supports a reliable model assessment. Although this is a friendly, Haiti's home advantage and momentum provide a clear football rationale for backing their victory.
Verdict
BT4Y analyst view
Haiti's recent form and attacking efficiency make them the logical choice to win this friendly against Peru. Their ability to create and convert chances, combined with a more stable defense, contrasts with Peru's struggles at the back and limited offensive threat, suggesting Haiti can secure victory in this encounter.
The main risk lies in the friendly nature of the match, which can lead to experimental line-ups and less intensity, potentially reducing the reliability of form and player data signals.
Quote from Expert
BT4Y analyst view · Match outcome
“Haiti's sharper attacking players and defensive solidity give them a clear edge over Peru, whose defensive lapses and lower shot threat could be decisive in this friendly.”
Key Data Signals
Haiti to Win evidence
Haiti has earned 4 points recently versus Peru's 1, showing better form.
Haiti averages 1.67 goals scored and concedes only 0.67 per game, indicating solid defense.
Peru concedes 2 goals per game on average, highlighting defensive weaknesses.
Haiti's attackers, including M. Labissiere, show high shot and goal threat metrics.
What To Watch In The Data
Haiti to Win notes
- Recent trends over the last five matches show moderate Over 2.5 Goals rates for both teams, with Peru at 50% and Haiti at 33%.
- The average goals in their single previous meeting was low at 1, suggesting a cautious tempo and defensive solidity that may limit goal-scoring opportunities in this fixture.
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