Three great fixtures this week in the Chinese Super League the DiceLoader team are providing free AI football predictions on. Used as an accumulator or straight bets, these three markets have statistics to back up why they are worth a serious look.

The three fixtures we suggest taking a look at are:

Thursday, August 3rd –

Shanghai Port FC v Tianjin Jinmen Tiger – Home Win – 74%

Friday, August 4th –

Beijing Guoan v Henan Jianye – Home Win – 69%

Shandong TaiShan v Meizhou Hakka – Home Win – 67%

Within the DiceLoader site there are full statistics for each fixture that will give insights into why these markets are worth a look. Below, we’ll look at just a sample of the statistics that support the above predicted outcomes.

Statistics for Shanghai Port FC v Tianjin Jinmen Tiger – Home Win

Pros –

First host sixth for this fixture. There is sizeable gap in the team form of both teams coming into this fixture which supports a Home Win. Shanghai have taken 13 points from their last 15, whilst Tianjin have only managed 4.

Shanghai have a good home record too, winning two thirds of all home fixtures and only losing one. Tianjin on the other hand have lost two thirds of their away fixtures. This symmetry alone could be a sign for a strong home win on this occasion…could be.

Neither team are amongst the leagues top scorers but Shanghai are averaging 2.0 goals a game at home this year whilst conceding 1.1. Tianjin are averaging 1.1 goals on away fixtures whilst conceding an average of 0.77. Across all fixtures this year, it supports Shanghai once again. Shanghai have an average of 2.22 goals per game whilst conceding only 0.77 a game on average. Tianjin are scoring an average 1.388 goals per game overall this season whilst conceding an average of 1.06. Not a huge gap on any stat but a consistent gap across them all, and when combined the home and away records it does look like a good home win here.

Cons –

The starts are certainly favouring Shanghai but they’re not a huge scorer, so it could be close. Overall, they’re a good one to start the mid-week treble off with.

Statistics for Beijing Guoan v Henan Jianye – Home Win

Pros –

Seventh host twelfth in this early Friday fixture. The form of both teams is not great, but Beijing edge it with 7 from 15 compared to Henan’s 4. What does support a home win more strongly is each team’s scoring when playing home and away respectively. Beijing are averaging 2.2 goals a home game whilst only conceding 1.0. Henan are only averaging 0.67 goals an away fixture this year whilst conceding an average of 1.56.

In regard to team total goals across all fixtures so far, Beijing have scored 32 to Henan’s 17. The stats are pointing to a Beijing outscoring Henan on Friday.

In final support, Beijing have only failed to score in one game this season, keeping a total of 6 clean sheets themselves. Henan have failed to score in seven whilst only keeping 3 clean sheets.

Cons –

Neither team are in great form so Henan could frustrate Beijing.

Statistics for Shandong TaiShan v Meizhou Hakka – Home Win

Pros –

Fourth hosts eleventh in our final recommended home win before the main weekend fixtures. The form of both team coming into this fixture is pretty strong, with Shandong taking 10 points from the last 15 and Meizhou taking 9.

What does weight this towards a Shandong win is they have a strong home record this year winning 75% of their matches and drawing the remainder. Meizhou have only won 10% of their away games whilst losing 60% in total. On venue performance this year, Shandong look like strong winners.

The goals favour Shandong also. They’ve scored an average of 2.375 goals a home game this year whilst conceding only 0.5 a game. Meizhou are averaging 1.3 goals an away game whilst conceding an average of 2 per game.

In regard to goals across all fixtures, both teams are above average scorers (31 for Shandong and 27 for Meizhou). Conceding goals is where there is a clear separation with Shandong only conceding 17 this year compared to Meizhou’s 33.

To add further weighting, Meizhou have not kept a clean sheet this year across all games whilst Shandong have kept 6.

Cons –

The form of both teams is good. so Meizhou could be turning a corner.

This free article is the start of a series of free articles the DiceLoader will post using a very small sample of the algorithm generated predictions with accompanying stats. Inside the site you can gain full access to all game stats and the multiple predictions for all the main markets of each game. Visit our sign-up page here to take advantage of the free week to see for yourself.