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Buriram United vs Johor Darul Takzim FC prediction time comes around again on 2026-05-13 at 13:00 GMT, and this one has a very clear script: Buriram walk into Chang Arena with a 3-1 advantage, while Johor Darul Takzim FC (JDT) arrive knowing they need a big night and they need it fast. It’s the ASEAN Club Championship (Shopee Cup) semi-final second leg, and the first leg already gave us goals, drama, and just enough hope for the away side to keep everyone watching.
Last week in Malaysia (2026-05-06), Buriram did the thing that makes two-leg ties fun for neutrals and stressful for coaches: they won away when the market didn’t really expect it. Buriram were priced around 5.4 to win and still left the Sultan Ibrahim Stadium with a 3-1 result that changed everything.
The story of that first leg was written by Guilherme Bissoli. He scored twice (34’, 90+4’), with Goran Čaušić adding a header just before the break. JDT did grab a late lifeline through Ager Aketxe in stoppage time, but a two-goal deficit is still a heavy backpack to carry into Thailand.
With the aggregate lead, Buriram can afford to be patient. Expect them to value the ball, slow the tempo when needed, and make JDT run. JDT, meanwhile, don’t have the luxury of waiting for “the right moment” — they need goals, and that usually means more risk, more numbers forward, and more space left behind.
JDT’s headline is the expected return of their main striker Bérgson da Silva, who missed the first leg. He reminded everyone what they missed by hitting an outrageous six goals in domestic action over the weekend. That is not “good form”; that is “someone check the goal nets” form. Jairo da Silva also returned from injury to start in the first leg and should be an important option again.
Buriram, on the other hand, are riding Bissoli’s season-long output. He has 39 goals in all competitions, and when a forward is scoring like that, defenders start backing off half a step — which is exactly the half-step that creates shots. The Thai champions also report no major fresh injury issues, with Kenneth Dougall and Theerathon Bunmathan expected to help keep the defensive line organised.
The head to head between these sides has leaned toward entertaining. On 2025-09-16, Buriram won 2-1. Then came the first leg on 2026-05-06: another Buriram win, this time 3-1 away from home, and at big odds too.
JDT fans will point to moments of resilience — like that 2-2 draw away at Shanghai SIPG back in 2024-09-18, when they beat the pre-match expectation to get a point. The message is simple: JDT can travel and compete, but in this tie they now need a result that is not just “good”, it’s “historic”.
The betting odds suggest the second leg itself could be close, even if the tie is tilted. Bookmakers price Buriram at 3.05 for a home win, the draw at 3.75, and JDT at 2.35. That’s a market basically saying: “Yes, Buriram have the advantage, but this game can still swing either way.”
Squad values are also close, which supports the idea of a balanced contest: Buriram at €12.82m and JDT at €13.750m. Not a huge gap — more like two neighbours arguing about who has the better barbecue.
Now for the NerdyTips angle. Our Buriram United vs Johor Darul Takzim FC prediction leans into goals rather than picking a safe winner, because the match situation naturally pushes JDT forward and creates space for Buriram to counter.
NerdyTips’ AI best tip is over 1.5 total goals at 1.23, with a trust level of 4.8/10. In plain words: we’re expecting at least two goals, and the match context supports it. JDT need to chase, Buriram are sharp on the break, and the first leg already showed both teams can find the net.
The AI’s 1X2 prediction is 2 (JDT win) at odds of 2.35, but the confidence is low at 2.35. This makes sense in context: JDT may win the match on the day because they must take risks, but that doesn’t automatically mean they win the tie. A “win but not enough” scenario is very possible in two-leg football.
The model expects Buriram to have more of the ball (56% possession) with JDT on 44%. That fits the idea of Buriram managing the game, while JDT try to turn possession into direct attacking moments rather than long spells of control.
The AI correct score call is 1:2, with a predicted halftime score of 0:0. That paints a game where Buriram keep things calm early, JDT grow into it as urgency rises, and the second half opens up. It also matches the broader theme of this preview: JDT are in a hurry, but the match may not start at full speed.
If you want the safest angle, the AI points to goals: over 1.5 looks like the most natural fit for the tactics and the tie state. If you want a higher-risk play, the away win is interesting at 2.35, but it comes with a clear warning label due to the low confidence score.
Either way, this Buriram United vs Johor Darul Takzim FC prediction comes back to one simple idea: JDT have to open the game, and open games tend to produce goals — sometimes for the team doing the chasing, and sometimes for the team patiently waiting with a counterpunch ready.
Buriram United vs Johor Darul Takzim FC prediction time comes around again on 2026-05-13 at 13:00 GMT, and this one has a very clear script: Buriram walk into Chang Arena with a 3-1 advantage, while Johor Darul Takzim FC (JDT) arrive knowing they need a big night and they need it fast. It’s the ASEAN Club Championship (Shopee Cup) semi-final second leg, and the first leg already gave us goals, drama, and just enough hope for the away side to keep everyone watching.
Last week in Malaysia (2026-05-06), Buriram did the thing that makes two-leg ties fun for neutrals and stressful for coaches: they won away when the market didn’t really expect it. Buriram were priced around 5.4 to win and still left the Sultan Ibrahim Stadium with a 3-1 result that changed everything.
The story of that first leg was written by Guilherme Bissoli. He scored twice (34’, 90+4’), with Goran Čaušić adding a header just before the break. JDT did grab a late lifeline through Ager Aketxe in stoppage time, but a two-goal deficit is still a heavy backpack to carry into Thailand.
With the aggregate lead, Buriram can afford to be patient. Expect them to value the ball, slow the tempo when needed, and make JDT run. JDT, meanwhile, don’t have the luxury of waiting for “the right moment” — they need goals, and that usually means more risk, more numbers forward, and more space left behind.
JDT’s headline is the expected return of their main striker Bérgson da Silva, who missed the first leg. He reminded everyone what they missed by hitting an outrageous six goals in domestic action over the weekend. That is not “good form”; that is “someone check the goal nets” form. Jairo da Silva also returned from injury to start in the first leg and should be an important option again.
Buriram, on the other hand, are riding Bissoli’s season-long output. He has 39 goals in all competitions, and when a forward is scoring like that, defenders start backing off half a step — which is exactly the half-step that creates shots. The Thai champions also report no major fresh injury issues, with Kenneth Dougall and Theerathon Bunmathan expected to help keep the defensive line organised.
The head to head between these sides has leaned toward entertaining. On 2025-09-16, Buriram won 2-1. Then came the first leg on 2026-05-06: another Buriram win, this time 3-1 away from home, and at big odds too.
JDT fans will point to moments of resilience — like that 2-2 draw away at Shanghai SIPG back in 2024-09-18, when they beat the pre-match expectation to get a point. The message is simple: JDT can travel and compete, but in this tie they now need a result that is not just “good”, it’s “historic”.
The betting odds suggest the second leg itself could be close, even if the tie is tilted. Bookmakers price Buriram at 3.05 for a home win, the draw at 3.75, and JDT at 2.35. That’s a market basically saying: “Yes, Buriram have the advantage, but this game can still swing either way.”
Squad values are also close, which supports the idea of a balanced contest: Buriram at €12.82m and JDT at €13.750m. Not a huge gap — more like two neighbours arguing about who has the better barbecue.
Now for the NerdyTips angle. Our Buriram United vs Johor Darul Takzim FC prediction leans into goals rather than picking a safe winner, because the match situation naturally pushes JDT forward and creates space for Buriram to counter.
NerdyTips’ AI best tip is over 1.5 total goals at 1.23, with a trust level of 4.8/10. In plain words: we’re expecting at least two goals, and the match context supports it. JDT need to chase, Buriram are sharp on the break, and the first leg already showed both teams can find the net.
The AI’s 1X2 prediction is 2 (JDT win) at odds of 2.35, but the confidence is low at 2.35. This makes sense in context: JDT may win the match on the day because they must take risks, but that doesn’t automatically mean they win the tie. A “win but not enough” scenario is very possible in two-leg football.
The model expects Buriram to have more of the ball (56% possession) with JDT on 44%. That fits the idea of Buriram managing the game, while JDT try to turn possession into direct attacking moments rather than long spells of control.
The AI correct score call is 1:2, with a predicted halftime score of 0:0. That paints a game where Buriram keep things calm early, JDT grow into it as urgency rises, and the second half opens up. It also matches the broader theme of this preview: JDT are in a hurry, but the match may not start at full speed.
If you want the safest angle, the AI points to goals: over 1.5 looks like the most natural fit for the tactics and the tie state. If you want a higher-risk play, the away win is interesting at 2.35, but it comes with a clear warning label due to the low confidence score.
Either way, this Buriram United vs Johor Darul Takzim FC prediction comes back to one simple idea: JDT have to open the game, and open games tend to produce goals — sometimes for the team doing the chasing, and sometimes for the team patiently waiting with a counterpunch ready.
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O1.5 -435
At least 2 goals will be scored in the match with odds of -4352 135
Johor D is expected to win with odds of 135Over 1.5 -435
At least 2 goals will be scored in the matchYes -159
Both teams are expected to scoreX2&O1.5 -167
Away win/draw and over 1.5 goals
0:0
1:2
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3
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2
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0
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Johor D |
06-May-26
1:3
| Buriram U ![]() |
Johor D |
11-Mar-25
0:1
| Buriram U ![]() |
Johor D |
03-Dec-24
0:0
| Buriram U ![]() |
Buriram U |
16-Sep-25
2:1
| Johor D ![]() |
| 13 May | L |
Buriram U
| 1 |
Johor D
| 2 |
| 10 May | D |
Buriram U
| 1 |
Lamphun W
| 1 |
| 06 May | W |
Johor D
| 1 |
Buriram U
| 3 |
| 02 May | L |
Port FC
| 3 |
Buriram U
| 1 |
| 29 Apr | L |
Rayong FC
| 3 |
Buriram U
| 0 |
| 26 Apr | W |
Kanchanaburi
| 1 |
Buriram U
| 3 |
| 18 Apr | L |
Buriram U
| 2 |
Shabab A
| 3 |
| 12 Apr | W |
Buriram U
| 2 |
Ayutthaya FC
| 0 |
| 08 Apr | L |
Buriram U
| 0 |
Pathum U
| 1 |
| 04 Apr | D |
Ratchaburi
| 2 |
Buriram U
| 2 |
| 13 May | W | Buriram U |
1 | Johor D |
2 |
| 10 May | W | Kelantan |
1 | Johor D |
14 |
| 06 May | L | Johor D |
1 | Buriram U |
3 |
| 02 May | W | Johor D |
7 | Kuala L |
0 |
| 28 Apr | W | Melaka |
1 | Johor D |
2 |
| 17 Apr | L | Al-Ahli J |
2 | Johor D |
1 |
| 11 Apr | D | Johor D |
1 | Terengganu |
1 |
| 07 Apr | W | Johor D |
4 | Kuala L |
1 |
| 03 Apr | W | Kuala L |
0 | Johor D |
4 |
| 18 Mar | W | Johor D |
7 | PDRM FC |
0 |