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Manchester City vs AEK Athens — UEFA Champions League 26/27

TUE, OCT 20Etihad Stadium
Market win probability
MCI 90%Draw 7%AEK 3%

Standings & Form · UEFA Champions League 26/27

Manchester City sit 17th with 3 points, just ahead of AEK Athens in 20th on goal difference, but the venue records point in opposite directions. Manchester City have lost their only home match, while AEK Athens have won their only away match, leaving the visitors with the better record on the road.

Manchester City917th
3 pts · 1-0-1GD 0 · 4:4
Home 0-0-1GD -2 · GF:GA 2:4
Last 6 · all comps
League form · 3 pts · 17th
AEK Athens420th
3 pts · 1-0-1GD -1 · 2:3
Away 0-0-1GD -2 · GF:GA 1:3
Last 6 · all comps
League form · 3 pts · 20th
MCI50%Win Rate50%AEK
MCI50%Loss Rate50%AEK

Scoring Profile

SEASON 26/27 · Games Played:24

Attack

Manchester City's home attack is marginally ahead of AEK Athens's away attack, scoring 2.0 goals per home match against 1.0 away, but both sit below the league average for their venue. AEK Athens have been the more reliable scorers overall, failing to score in none of their matches while Manchester City have also scored in every match.

All venues
Home/AwayMCI home · AEK away

Goals Scored · Season

MCI2.01.0AEK
2.04League avg2.04
MCI2.01.0AEK
2.44League avg1.64

Failed to Score · Season

MCI0%0%AEK
MCI0%0%AEK

Attacking Share · Season

MCI50%40%AEK
MCI33%25%AEK

Goals Scored · Last 5

MCI3.63.0AEK
MCI3.21.4AEK

Failed to Score · Last 5

MCI0%0%AEK
MCI0%0%AEK

Goals & Timing

SEASON 26/27 · Games Played:24

AEK Athens are fast starters, scoring 50% of their goals in the 16-30 minute window, while Manchester City do all their scoring after the break, with 50% of their goals coming in the 46-60 minute window. Manchester City are most vulnerable early, conceding 50% of their goals in the first 15 minutes.

Manchester City 4 goalsAEK Athens 6 goals
0%
0%
0%
50%
25%
25%
0-1516-3031-4546-6061-7576-90

Manchester City's own 1st goal avg 50′

33%
50%
0%
17%
0%
0%
0-1516-3031-4546-6061-7576-90

AEK Athens's own 1st goal avg 19′

MCI0%1st Half Lead %50%AEK
MCI100%2nd Half Lead %0%AEK
Scored First
Manchester City50%(1/2)
AEK Athens75%(3/4)
Scored Last
Manchester City100%(2/2)
AEK Athens50%(2/4)

Goal Lines · Season 26/27

MCI ■AEK ■· Share of each team's matches over the line

Manchester City's matches have been far more open at home, with 100% of their home matches going over 2.5 goals against 0% away, while AEK Athens show the reverse split with 100% of their away matches going over 2.5 goals. Across all venues, both teams have seen 50% of their matches go over 2.5 goals, and Manchester City's second halves have been particularly high-scoring with 100% going over 1.5 goals.

MCI100%Over 0.5100%AEK
MCI100%Over 1.550%AEK
MCI50%Over 2.550%AEK
MCI50%Over 3.550%AEK
MCI50%Over 4.50%AEK
MCI50%Over 5.50%AEK

MCI 2 GP · AEK 2 GP

4.00Combined Goals / G · FT · Season2.50

Betting Angles

Match Trends · Data-provider insights

  1. In the last 5 matches, Manchester City scored 18 goals (average 3.6) while AEK Athens scored 8 (average 1.6).

  2. Manchester City scored at least one goal per match in the last 10 matches.

  3. Manchester City seem to be in a good form. They won 9 out of the last 10 matches.

  4. In their last 5 matches, Manchester City have received an average of 0 cards in the first half per match, while AEK Athens have averaged 1.6 cards.

  5. In their last 5 matches, Manchester City have received an average of 0.8 cards per match, while AEK Athens have averaged 2.2 cards.

  6. In their last 10 matches, Manchester City have been awarded an average of 5.7 corners per match, while AEK Athens have averaged 4.5 corners.

  7. Chances are good to see a goal from AEK Athens within the first half. They have averaged one goal before halftime in the last 10 matches.

  8. In the last 5 matches, Manchester City conceded on average 1.8 goals per match while AEK Athens conceded on average 1 goals per match.

About The Match

Manchester City arrive as the market's overwhelming favourite, priced at 90% to win, but the season so far is a two-match sample that offers little to support that confidence. AEK Athens have been the more reliable side in front of goal, scoring in every match and conceding fewer per game, while Manchester City's only home league match ended in a 4-2 defeat. The key uncertainty is whether Manchester City's 9.0 shots on target per match translates into control against an AEK Athens side that has kept three clean sheets in four matches and starts fast, scoring 83% of their goals in the first half.