Al Nasr dominates at home with a 90% win rate and has strong form (11/15 pts), while Sohar is declining with only 5/15 pts and 0.33 PPG in last 3. The statistical comparison gives Al Nasr a 71.5% overall advantage, and their attack (67%) and defence (70%) ratings are significantly higher than Sohar's. With full squad availability and a clear form trend, Al Nasr is heavily favoured to win.

The H2H history strongly supports under 2.5 goals, with only 10% of meetings exceeding that threshold. Al Nasr's defence concedes just 0.76 goals per game, and Sohar's attack is not prolific. Combined with the low-scoring trend in this fixture, under 2.5 goals is a high-confidence play.

The H2H record shows BTTS never happened in 10 meetings, a very strong signal. Al Nasr's defensive metrics (0.76 goals conceded per game) and Sohar's poor form (0.33 PPG in last 3) suggest Sohar will struggle to score. This market aligns with the under 2.5 goals trend.