Anguilla vs Aruba Prediction & Betting Tips

Form snapshot

Aruba's last 11 matches read five wins, three draws and three losses, with 17 goals scored and 17 conceded. That's a fairly balanced record, though it's built across World Cup qualifiers, CONCACAF Series games and friendlies against very different levels of opposition.

Anguilla: 18 completed matches; Aruba: 11 completed matches.

Anguilla

18 matches

Win

22.2% 4 / 18

Draw

16.7% 3 / 18

Loss

61.1% 11 / 18

Scored

12

Conceded

47

Difference

-35

Aruba

11 matches

Win

45.5% 5 / 11

Draw

27.3% 3 / 11

Loss

27.2% 3 / 11

Scored

17

Conceded

17

Difference

0

Anguilla's sample is bigger, 17 matches, and it's lopsided: four wins, three draws and ten losses, with 12 goals for and 42 against. That goal difference points to some heavy defeats mixed in among the more competitive results.

Aruba's numbers look steadier on the surface, but neither record comes from a single settled competition, so caution is needed before reading too much into either.

Comparative Team Statistics: Anguilla vs Aruba

Team news is light

There isn't much to go on here. The only player note we have is Aruba's B. Martis picking up a yellow card in his most recent appearance, from a single match on record.

That's not enough to draw conclusions about squad availability for either side, so it's best treated as a minor discipline detail rather than a team news story.

What kind of game this could be

Anguilla's home matches have often been high-scoring against them, several ending in three- or four-goal defeats, so there's a question over how solid they'll be defensively here.

Aruba have shown they can score goals but have also shipped plenty themselves, including a heavy 0-5 loss to Haiti and a 0-3 defeat to Barbados in their sample. That suggests a game that could open up rather than stay tight.