Livyi Bereh vs LNZ Cherkasy Prediction & Betting Tips

Two very different recent samples

Livyi Bereh's last 20 matches, across the league, cup and a string of friendlies, read well: 10 wins, 9 draws and just a single loss, with 32 scored against only 12 conceded. That's a low-concession sample even allowing for the mix of opposition.

Livyi Bereh: 20 completed matches; LNZ Cherkasy: 20 completed matches.

Livyi Bereh

20 matches

Win

50% 10 / 20

Draw

45% 9 / 20

Loss

5% 1 / 20

Scored

32

Conceded

12

Difference

+20

LNZ Cherkasy

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

30% 6 / 20

Loss

30% 6 / 20

Scored

22

Conceded

17

Difference

+5

LNZ Cherkasy's equivalent run is choppier. Eight wins, six draws and six losses from 20 games, with 22 scored and 17 let in, including European qualifying ties and a run of goalless draws. It's a decent record but nowhere near as tidy as their opponents'.

Livyi Bereh's underlying numbers look stronger, though a good chunk of that sample isn't league football.

Comparative Team Statistics: Livyi Bereh vs LNZ Cherkasy

History leans one way, but it's dated

The six recorded meetings stretch back to 2021 and cross several competitions, including a lower-tier Druha Liga spell and a couple of friendlies. LNZ Cherkasy have won four of those six, including a 2-0 friendly win in March 2025 and a 1-0 league win at Livyi Bereh's ground in August 2024.

Livyi Bereh's two wins came in July 2021 and, more recently, a 3-1 home win in the December 2024 Premier League fixture. It's a mixed set of results rather than a clear pattern for either side.

The head-to-head edge sits with LNZ Cherkasy, but it's spread across different divisions and eras, so it shouldn't carry too much weight now.

Barely anything between them in the table

LNZ Cherkasy sit seventh with eight points from seven games, having won two, drawn two and lost three, with five goals for and eight against. Livyi Bereh are ninth with seven points from six games, one win, four draws and just one loss, and a healthier goal difference at four for, three against.

So LNZ Cherkasy have one more win but a worse goal difference, while Livyi Bereh have drawn far more than they've won domestically. It's a tight picture with only a point separating them.

Livyi Bereh's league form is built on draws rather than victories, which sits oddly alongside their strong overall record elsewhere.

Reading the contrast heading into the game

The interesting tension here is between Livyi Bereh's excellent broader form and their more modest league output, which is heavy on draws. LNZ Cherkasy, meanwhile, sit a place higher in the table despite a shakier all-competition record and a weaker goal difference.

It's also worth remembering this fixture is still roughly a month away from when this form was recorded, so both sides have time to shift before kickoff. Neither team's current shape should be treated as fixed.