Kuressaare

Both teams to score has landed in nine of the last ten head-to-head meetings between these sides, representing a 90 percent occurrence rate in that sample. All three clashes during 2026 produced five goals with both sides scoring at least twice. Kuressaare have conceded in all 14 of their away league fixtures this season, allowing 1.9 goals per match on the road. Meanwhile, Laagri average 1.6 goals scored per home game but have conceded 21 goals in 14 home outings, making defensive stability elusive for both teams.

Tammeka hold a 13-point advantage over Kuressaare in the league standings and have won six of the last ten meetings between the two clubs. Tammeka have already defeated Kuressaare twice in 2026 by 1-0 scorelines. Kuressaare have lost 15 of their 27 league fixtures this season and failed to score in 13 matches, making the away win or draw a well-supported outcome. In addition, head-to-head encounters average only 1.9 goals per game with 70 percent staying under 2.5 goals.

FC Levadia Tallinn present an overwhelming advantage across league standings, recent form, and head-to-head history. Levadia sit top of the table on 62 points with only one loss all season, winning each of their last five matches while scoring 18 goals in that stretch. Kuressaare have suffered nine defeats in 13 away matches and have failed to win any of the last 10 head-to-head meetings against Levadia, losing nine of them. Levadia average 2.9 goals scored per home match while Kuressaare concede 1.8 per away game, making a home win the most probable outcome.

Kuressaare or Draw — 78% confidence

Kuressaare have a clear advantage in points, recent form and head‑to‑head record, making a home win or at least a draw the most probable outcome. Their defensive solidity combined with Trans Narva’s poor scoring record supports a non‑loss for the hosts.

No — 66% confidence

Trans Narva have scored in only 12 of 25 games and Kuressaare have failed to score in 12 as well. The low scoring tendency of both sides makes a both‑teams‑to‑score "no" outcome more likely.

These two calls are about different parts of the match (double chance and both teams to score), so neither one determines the other. The figure shown is the lower of the two — a combo can never be more likely than its weaker leg.

Kuressaare have a clear advantage in points, recent form and head‑to‑head record, making a home win or at least a draw the most probable outcome. Their defensive solidity combined with Trans Narva’s poor scoring record supports a non‑loss for the hosts.

Both clubs have registered an exceptionally low number of draws in the league this season, with Kuressaare drawing only 3 of their 24 fixtures and Vaprus drawing just 3 of their 23 matches. Furthermore, none of the last seven head-to-head meetings between them have finished level, making a decisive result for either side the statistically favoured outcome. Double Chance provides a well-supported hedge against match variance.