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Cambridge United vs Birmingham Prediction

FA Cup · Sat, Jan 10 - 20:45

Updated Sat, Jul 25, 2026 00:00 EAT
FA Cup logo FA Cup Won
Cambridge United Cambridge United logo
2-3
Birmingham logo Birmingham
FULL-TIME ROUND OF 64 Abbey Stadium
138%Home X23%Draw 239%Away
Match Centre Confidence 39%
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Prediction summary

Cambridge United vs Birmingham key facts

Primary tipBirmingham to Win
Predicted score0-3
Kick-offSat, Jan 10 - 20:45
Confidence39%
Retrospective forecast archive This forecast cannot be verified as published before kick-off, so it is excluded from search indexes and prediction sitemaps.

Cambridge United have won 2 of their last 5 recorded matches, while Birmingham have won 3 of their last 5. The available home/away sample gives Cambridge United a 67% home win trend and Birmingham a 30% away win trend. Cambridge United average 1.67 goals scored and 0.83 conceded in the recent sample, compared with Birmingham at 1.10 scored and 0.90 conceded. Cambridge United 0 wins, Birmingham 1 wins, 0 draws in last 1 meetings. The model converts those form, venue, goals, head-to-head, standings and player-form signals into 1X2 probabilities of 38% home, 23% draw and 39% away, making Birmingham to Win the preferred tip at 39% confidence.

Match forecast

Birmingham to Win

Won
Predicted score 0-3 Confidence: Low · 39% ★★☆☆☆
Cambridge United Win38%
Draw23%
Birmingham Win39%
Over 2.5 Goals Yes 82% probability Actual: 5 goals · Won
Both Teams To Score No 47% probability Actual: Yes · Lost
Correct Score 0-3 Exact score prediction Actual: 2-3 · Lost
Model Confidence Low 39% Final score: 2-3
Form analysis

Why this prediction?

Cambridge United formL D W L W7 points from last five
Birmingham formD W W D W11 points from last five
Home/Away strength67% / 30%Venue trend in available data
Goals profile1.67 - 1.10Average goals scored

Reason for tip

Cambridge United have won 2 of their last 5 recorded matches, while Birmingham have won 3 of their last 5. The available home/away sample gives Cambridge United a 67% home win trend and Birmingham a 30% away win trend. Cambridge United average 1.67 goals scored and 0.83 conceded in the recent sample, compared with Birmingham at 1.10 scored and 0.90 conceded. Cambridge United 0 wins, Birmingham 1 wins, 0 draws in last 1 meetings. The model converts those form, venue, goals, head-to-head, standings and player-form signals into 1X2 probabilities of 38% home, 23% draw and 39% away, making Birmingham to Win the preferred tip at 39% confidence.

Cambridge United 0 wins, Birmingham 1 wins, 0 draws in last 1 meetings.
Result check

Won

Actual result: 2-3 · Outcome: Away Win

Prediction guide

Cambridge United vs Birmingham questions

What is the Cambridge United vs Birmingham prediction?

The Kisure Sports model favours Birmingham to Win with a predicted score of 0-3 and 39% confidence.

What are the win probabilities?

Cambridge United are rated at 38%, the draw at 23%, and Birmingham at 39%.

What data is used for this forecast?

The forecast uses saved recent form, home and away performance, goals scored and conceded, head-to-head results, standings context and available player-form data. Predictions are informational and do not guarantee an outcome.

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