Porto vs Eindhoven — UEFA Champions League 26/27
Standings & Form · UEFA Champions League 26/27
Eindhoven sit narrowly ahead of Porto after two matches, with 1 point to Porto's 0, and both sides are winless. Porto have lost their only home match, while Eindhoven have lost their only away match, so neither brings a settled venue record into this fixture.
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Eindhoven726thScoring Profile
SEASON 26/27 · Games Played: 2Attack
Both attacks have been blunt at their relevant venues, with Porto scoring 0 goals across 1 home match and Eindhoven also scoring 0 across 1 away match. Porto's home figure is well below the league's home-side average, and Eindhoven's away figure is well below the away-side average, so neither side has shown any venue-specific scoring threat yet.
Goals Scored · Season
Failed to Score · Season
Attacking Share · Season
Goals Scored · Last 5
Failed to Score · Last 5
Defence
Eindhoven hold the clearer defensive edge, conceding 1.0 goals per away match against a league away-side average of 2.44, while Porto concede 2.0 at home against a home-side average of 1.64. Eindhoven's away record is the stronger of the two, though both samples are just one match each.
Goals Conceded · Season
Clean Sheets · Season
Goals Conceded · Last 5
Goals & Timing
SEASON 26/27 · Games Played: 2Porto have scored all their goals after half-time, with 50% in the 46-60 window and 50% in the 61-75 window, while Eindhoven's only goal came in the 46-60 window.
Porto's own 1st goal avg 54′
Eindhoven's own 1st goal avg 48′
Goal Lines · Season 26/27
Porto's matches have been more open, with 50% of their games going over 2.5 goals compared to 0% for Eindhoven, and Porto's second halves have been particularly high-scoring with 100% of their matches going over 1.5 goals after the break. Eindhoven's matches have stayed under 2.5 goals in both of their games so far.
FCP 2 GP · PSV 2 GP
Betting Angles
Match Trends · Data-provider insights
Porto seem to be in a good form. They won 8 out of the last 10 matches.
Porto scored at least one goal per match in the last 4 matches.
In their last 3 matches, Porto have been awarded an average of 3.3 corners per match, while Eindhoven have averaged 7 corners.
Chances are good to see a goal from Eindhoven within the first half. They have averaged 1.3 goals before halftime in the last 10 matches.
In the last 3 matches, Porto scored 7 goals (average 2.3) while Eindhoven scored 4 (average 1.3).
In the last 5 matches, Porto conceded on average 1.6 goals per match while Eindhoven conceded on average 1.2 goals per match.
In their last 5 matches, Porto have received an average of 0.8 cards in the first half per match, while Eindhoven have averaged 0.4 cards.
In their last 5 matches, Porto have received an average of 2 cards per match, while Eindhoven have averaged 1.8 cards.
Standings & Form · UEFA Champions League 26/27
Eindhoven sit narrowly ahead of Porto after two matches, with 1 point to Porto's 0, and both sides are winless. Porto have lost their only home match, while Eindhoven have lost their only away match, so neither brings a settled venue record into this fixture.
Porto130thEindhoven726thHead-to-Head · LAST 1 MEETINGS
The only previous meeting between these clubs came in 2016, when Eindhoven won 3-0, and that single match is the entire history. It is too old and too thin to carry much weight for this fixture.
Scoring Profile
SEASON 26/27 · Games Played: 2Attack
Both attacks have been blunt at their relevant venues, with Porto scoring 0 goals across 1 home match and Eindhoven also scoring 0 across 1 away match. Porto's home figure is well below the league's home-side average, and Eindhoven's away figure is well below the away-side average, so neither side has shown any venue-specific scoring threat yet.
Goals Scored · Season
Failed to Score · Season
Attacking Share · Season
Goals Scored · Last 5
Failed to Score · Last 5
Defence
Eindhoven hold the clearer defensive edge, conceding 1.0 goals per away match against a league away-side average of 2.44, while Porto concede 2.0 at home against a home-side average of 1.64. Eindhoven's away record is the stronger of the two, though both samples are just one match each.
Goals Conceded · Season
Clean Sheets · Season
Goals Conceded · Last 5
Goals & Timing
SEASON 26/27 · Games Played: 2Porto have scored all their goals after half-time, with 50% in the 46-60 window and 50% in the 61-75 window, while Eindhoven's only goal came in the 46-60 window.
Porto's own 1st goal avg 54′
Eindhoven's own 1st goal avg 48′
Goal Lines · Season 26/27
Porto's matches have been more open, with 50% of their games going over 2.5 goals compared to 0% for Eindhoven, and Porto's second halves have been particularly high-scoring with 100% of their matches going over 1.5 goals after the break. Eindhoven's matches have stayed under 2.5 goals in both of their games so far.
FCP 2 GP · PSV 2 GP
Betting Angles
Match Trends · Data-provider insights
Porto seem to be in a good form. They won 8 out of the last 10 matches.
Porto scored at least one goal per match in the last 4 matches.
In their last 3 matches, Porto have been awarded an average of 3.3 corners per match, while Eindhoven have averaged 7 corners.
Chances are good to see a goal from Eindhoven within the first half. They have averaged 1.3 goals before halftime in the last 10 matches.
In the last 3 matches, Porto scored 7 goals (average 2.3) while Eindhoven scored 4 (average 1.3).
In the last 5 matches, Porto conceded on average 1.6 goals per match while Eindhoven conceded on average 1.2 goals per match.
In their last 5 matches, Porto have received an average of 0.8 cards in the first half per match, while Eindhoven have averaged 0.4 cards.
In their last 5 matches, Porto have received an average of 2 cards per match, while Eindhoven have averaged 1.8 cards.
About The Match
Porto and Eindhoven arrive with almost no current-season form to separate them, and the market's read is the strongest signal available: it prices Porto at 58% to win, with Eindhoven at 20% and the draw at 22%. The one clear statistical edge is defensive, where Eindhoven's away record, though built on a single match, sits well below the league's away-side conceding average while Porto's home defence is marginally worse than the home norm. The key uncertainty is whether Porto's thin home sample and zero goals at home so far reflect a real weakness or just two matches of noise.