Jordan vs Syria Prediction & Betting Tips

Recent form: two very different pictures

Jordan's last 20 matches show 7 wins, 6 draws and 7 losses, with 36 goals scored and 27 conceded. That sample includes some eye-catching results, heavy wins over Switzerland and Tajikistan, a win away to Austria, but also defeats to Argentina and Algeria in recent outings. It's a squad that can look sharp one week and shaky the next.

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Jordan to win

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Syria to win

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Jordan: 20 completed matches; Syria: 14 completed matches.

Jordan

20 matches

Win

35% 7 / 20

Draw

30% 6 / 20

Loss

35% 7 / 20

Scored

36

Conceded

27

Difference

+9

Syria

14 matches

Win

28.6% 4 / 14

Draw

28.6% 4 / 14

Loss

42.8% 6 / 14

Scored

17

Conceded

23

Difference

-6

Syria's away form over their last 14 matches reads 4 wins, 4 draws and 6 losses, with just 17 goals scored against 23 conceded. Their recent run through the Arab Cup and other friendlies has been low on goals, several 0-0 and 1-1 draws, a couple of narrow losses, and not much in the way of free-scoring performances on the road.

Jordan look the more unpredictable side, Syria the more conservative one away from home.

Comparative Team Statistics: Jordan vs Syria

Head-to-head: Jordan have the upper hand

Looking back at the last five meetings between these two, Jordan have won four, with Syria's only success coming in a 2019 friendly. Jordan also won twice at the Asian Cup, in 2011 and 2019, plus friendly wins in 2020 and 2022.

That's a fairly clear trend in Jordan's favour, though it's worth remembering these matches span 15 years and different competitions, so it says more about a historical pattern than about either side's current form.

History leans towards Jordan, but it's an old sample rather than a current form guide.

What kind of game this might be

Jordan's home matches have generally produced goals at both ends, over three per game on average across that 20-match sample. Syria, by contrast, have often been involved in tighter, lower-scoring games away from home recently.

Put those patterns together with Jordan's head-to-head record and there's a case for Jordan being more likely to find the net, though Syria's recent habit of grinding out draws and narrow losses suggests they won't simply be swept aside.