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United States Prediction

Per-game numbers from 5 competitive matches · updated 16 August 2026

Goals scored
1.39
a game
model estimate
Goals conceded
1.30
a game
model estimate
Record
3W 0D 3L
6 settled matches
Model accuracy
100%
6/6 high-confidence calls

United States prediction: Bawler's model rates United States at 1.39 expected goals scored and 1.30 conceded per match across 6 settled fixtures, and its high-confidence calls on them have been correct 100% of the time. They have won 3 of their last 5 settled matches. No United States fixture falls inside the next 30 days — the next one will be forecast here as soon as it is scheduled. Full form, recent scoring and defending trend and every settled prediction are below.

United States sit close to the World Cup average on both sides of the ball, creating 1.39 expected goals a game and conceding 1.30. They have been finishing above their chances, scoring 2.00 a game against 1.39 expected. Across 6 settled fixtures the model's high-confidence calls on United States have been correct 100% of the time.

Form pulse

The last 5 settled results, most recent first.

Record
3W 0D 3L
Real goals
2.0 – 1.7
For / against, per match

Attack vs defence

How United States compare with the World: World Cup average, per match.

Goals for
1.39
Above average
Goals against
1.30
Tighter than most
Scored1.39
Conceded1.30

The grey line on each bar is the World: World Cup average (1.33 scored, 1.38 conceded).

What the data says
Model is strongest on: Goals (Over/Under)
High-confidence calls in this market are correct 100% of the time on United States fixtures (5/5).

How Bawler has done on United States

100%
of high-confidence calls correct — 6 of 6, well above the ~65% baseline
Goals (Over/Under)100%5/5

Each row is one market type. Every prediction logged before kickoff, settled publicly.

Recent matches (last 6)

More on United States and the model

Model estimates from rolling expected goals · every prediction logged before kickoff and settled publicly