AZ Alkmaar
Hapoel Beer ShevaMost likelyAZ Alkmaar win · 73%
Best price1.34 Betano
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Prediction as of 15 Oct 2026
In this UEFA Europa League encounter, AZ Alkmaar prepares to host Hapoel Beer Sheva in what marks the first recorded meeting between the two clubs. The model presents a distinct outlook on this matchup, assigning AZ Alkmaar a 73% probability of victory. The likelihood of a draw is calculated at 17%, while Hapoel Beer Sheva’s probability of securing a win stands at 10%. While the model shows a clear preference for the home side, it is worth noting that it sits slightly below current market pricing regarding AZ Alkmaar’s prospects. Several quantitative indicators underpin these figures. The model’s confidence in AZ Alkmaar is driven by their attacking expected goals (xG) form at home, combined with an assessment of the Elo rating difference that incorporates team-tuned home-field advantage. Additionally, the away defensive xG form of Hapoel Beer Sheva also supports the model’s lean toward the hosts. Examining recent performances, the paths taken by both sides differ. AZ Alkmaar enters the match with a mixed run of results, showing a form sequence of Loss, Win, Loss, Draw, Win. Conversely, Hapoel Beer Sheva shows a more positive recent trend, recording a sequence of Draw, Loss, Win, Win, Win. Regarding squad availability, there are no reported injuries for either side at this time. However, it is important to note that because confirmed lineups have not been released, these figures do not account for potential squad rotation or the resting of key players. The absence of reported injuries should not be interpreted as an indication that either side is fielding its full complement of starters.
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| Bookmaker | AZ Alkmaarpays 3% more than the typical book | Drawpays 5% more than the typical book | Hapoel Beer Shevapays 8% more than the typical book |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bet365 | 1.30 | 5.50 | 8.50 |
| Betano | 1.34best | 5.80best | 9.25 |
| Betfair | 1.29 | 5.50 | 9.50 |
| Marathonbet | 1.30 | 5.75 | 9.70best |
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Two ways to size a hypothetical stake on the model's call — AZ Alkmaar at 1.34 (Betano).
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↑ stronger · = even · ↓ weaker opponent
↑ stronger · = even · ↓ weaker opponent
No reported absences.
No reported absences.
No previous meetings on record.
Recent form — context only, not a tip.
No line movement recorded yet
No line movement recorded yet
No line movement recorded yet
How the model sees this match — the drivers and, after full-time, how the prediction scored.
The model assigns a 73% probability of victory to AZ Alkmaar, with the draw at 17% and an Hapoel Beer Sheva win at 10%. This preference is largely driven by AZ Alkmaar's attacking expected goals (xG) form at home, combined with their superior Elo rating adjusted for home-field advantage. Additionally, the model accounts for Hapoel Beer Sheva’s away defensive xG metrics, which further supports the lean toward the hosts. While these sides have no prior head-to-head history and no injuries have been reported for either squad, the model currently estimates a probability for AZ Alkmaar that sits slightly below the broader market pricing.
The AI writes the prose. It never produces or adjusts a probability — those come only from the model.
How we make these predictionsThe driver chips attribute the gradient-boosted component of an ensemble whose headline is additionally anchored to the market where a consensus exists — they explain that part of the number, not all of it.