U. Catolica vs Universidad de Chile Prediction

Recent form across all competitions

Looking at the last 20 matches for each side across league, cup and continental football, Catolica have 12 wins, 4 draws and 4 losses, scoring 41 and conceding 29. Chile have a similar win tally at 13, with 4 draws and just 3 losses, and they've conceded only 22 while also scoring 41.

U. Catolica: 20 completed matches; Universidad de Chile: 20 completed matches.

U. Catolica

20 matches

Win

60% 12 / 20

Draw

20% 4 / 20

Loss

20% 4 / 20

Scored

41

Conceded

29

Difference

+12

Universidad de Chile

20 matches

Win

65% 13 / 20

Draw

20% 4 / 20

Loss

15% 3 / 20

Scored

41

Conceded

22

Difference

+19

That's not a pure league-only sample, so it mixes different levels of opponent. Still, Chile's defensive numbers stand out as noticeably tighter than Catolica's in this stretch.

Chile look the more solid defensively across this run, even if both sides are scoring freely.

Comparative Team Statistics: U. Catolica vs Universidad de Chile

A head-to-head with no clear trend

These two have gone back and forth for years. The most recent meeting in April 2026 saw Chile win 1-0 at home, but before that Catolica took a 1-0 win in October 2025, and Chile won again in May 2025.

Go back further and it keeps alternating, with neither side building any real dominance over the other in recent seasons.

History doesn't point strongly either way here.

Right next to each other in the table

These two are locked together on 42 points after 23 games each, with Catolica just ahead on pos 2 and Chile sitting third. The gap really comes down to goal difference: Catolica have scored more and conceded more, while Chile have been tighter at the back.

Catolica have picked up 13 wins and 7 losses, Chile 12 wins and only 5 losses with six draws. Different routes to the same points total, which tells you this should be close.

Nothing in the league position separates these two, so form and head-to-head matter more than the table.

The man Chile need to contain

F. Zampedri has been in outstanding form for Catolica, with 22 goals in 22 matches this season. That's a huge share of their output and makes him the obvious focal point for their attack.

U. Catolica:

Best scorers:

F. Zampedri - 22

J. Giani - 7

Best assist providers:

M. Palavecino - 6

C. Cuevas - 5

J. Giani - 4

Penalty cards:

C. Montes x 2 x 1

C. Cuevas x 10

B. Ampuero x 7

Universidad de Chile:

Best scorers:

E. Vargas - 8

Best assist providers:

M. Guerrero - 4

L. Assadi - 4

Penalty cards:

J. Lucero x 1 x 3

M. Morales x 8

Chile's goals are more spread out, with E. Vargas their top scorer on 8 and players like M. Guerrero and L. Assadi contributing assists rather than one standout finisher. On discipline, Catolica's C. Cuevas has picked up 10 yellow cards this season, the most of anyone listed here, while Chile's M. Morales has 8.

Catolica's attack leans heavily on one player, which could be a route in for Chile if they shut him down.