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Cambridge City vs Alvechurch prediction and preview

3 Oct 2026, 14:00 UTC

The PunterPick prediction

BTTS YesOdds 1.48Market probability 62%Final score 1–2

Published before kick-off and never changed afterwards. See the methodology for how picks are chosen.

Match preview

Cambridge City host Alvechurch in the FA Cup (England) on 3 Oct 2026, 14:00 UTC. The prediction PunterPick published for this fixture is BTTS Yes — both teams to score. It was published at odds of 1.48, which the bookmaker market rated at about 62% once the bookmaker margin is removed.

Final score: Cambridge City 1–2 Alvechurch.

Going into the match, Cambridge City had won 3, drawn 2 and lost 3 of their last 8 matches, scoring 22 and conceding 14. Alvechurch had won 7, drawn 2 and lost 1 of their last 10, with 20 scored and 5 conceded.

Both teams scored in 8 of Cambridge City's last 8 and 3 of Alvechurch's last 10; 7 and 5 of those matches respectively went over 2.5 goals. At home Cambridge City averaged 2.33 goals scored and 1.67 conceded across 6 matches; away from home Alvechurch averaged 1.67 scored and 1.22 conceded across 9.

The 1X2 prices imply about 25% for Cambridge City, 25% for the draw and 50% for Alvechurch once the bookmaker margin is removed.

Team comparison

Share of each factor between Cambridge City (green) and Alvechurch (grey), from our data provider's pre-match comparison.

Recent form50% – 50%
Attack64% – 36%
Defence33% – 67%
Head-to-head0% – 100%
Goals0% – 100%
Overall strength49% – 51%

Form before the match

TeamLast 5ScoredConcededBTTSO2.5
Cambridge CityWLWDL2.751.75100%88%
AlvechurchDLDWW2.000.5030%50%

Averages over each side's last 10 matches in our results archive before this fixture.

Other markets we priced

MarketOur probabilityOdds
1st Half Over 0.5 Goals76%1.25
Double Chance X275%1.22
BTTS 1st Half - No74%1.25
BTTS Yes62%1.48
Over 2.5 Goals61%1.53
1st Half Under 1.5 Goals57%1.66
Alvechurch Win50%1.80
Under 2.5 Goals39%2.38

Probabilities are derived from bookmaker prices with the margin removed. They are estimates, not guarantees.

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