Preview
The Prince Mohammed Stadium is set to host an intriguing encounter this Saturday as Ma'an welcome Al Ramtha in a fixture that, on paper at least, leans heavily in favor of the visitors. With kickoff at 17:45 GMT, this match promises to be a fascinating study in contrasts—underdogs at home against a side with a stronger recent pedigree. But as any football fan knows, the beautiful game rarely follows the script.
Let’s start with the cold, hard numbers. Al Ramtha stroll into this game as clear favorites, with the bookmakers pricing their win at 1.57, while Ma’an’s odds sit at a lofty 5.5. The draw? That’s hovering at 3.56, suggesting that even a stalemate would be a minor surprise. Our AI-driven prediction echoes this sentiment, backing Al Ramtha to win with a trust level of 4.8/10—not exactly a ringing endorsement, but enough to make punters take notice.
Digging deeper, the squad valuations tell their own story. Ma’an’s roster is valued at a modest €125,000, while Al Ramtha’s squad clocks in at €175,000. That’s not exactly Champions League money, but in the context of Jordanian football, it’s a meaningful gap. Still, as Ma’an proved last August when they held Al Faisaly to a shock 0-0 draw despite odds of 10.75, financial disparities don’t always dictate results.
If you’re expecting a goal-fest, you might want to temper those expectations. The stats scream 'under 3.5 goals' (odds: 1.26, trust: 3.0/10), and our algorithm predicts a 0-1 scoreline, with a goalless first half. That aligns neatly with the broader trends in the Jordanian League, where only 36.3% of matches see over 2.5 goals. In other words, this won’t be a basketball game disguised as football.
The last time these two met, in May 2024, Ma’an pulled off a 1-0 victory—a result that defied the odds (Al Ramtha were favorites at 2.2). But Al Ramtha have since shown they can punch above their weight too, stunning Al Faisaly 0-2 in August as 6.0 underdogs. So, which version of these teams shows up this time?
Ma’an’s home record is… well, let’s call it 'uninspiring.' Home teams in the Jordanian League win just 32.2% of the time, and Ma’an’s squad lacks the firepower to suggest they’ll buck that trend. Al Ramtha, meanwhile, have shown they can grind out results on the road. If you’re leaning toward the away win, you’re in good company—but don’t bet the house on it. This league loves a surprise.
For those with a gambling itch, here’s the distilled wisdom: Al Ramtha to win at 1.57 is the safest play, albeit with modest confidence. If you’re feeling adventurous, a 0-1 correct score (or even 0-0 at halftime) could offer value. Just don’t expect fireworks. This one’s likely to be a tactical, low-scoring affair—perfect for purists, less so for thrill-seekers.
So, grab your snacks, settle in, and see if Ma’an can once again defy the odds—or if Al Ramtha will finally deliver on their promise. Either way, it’s football. And as we know, anything can happen.
The Prince Mohammed Stadium is set to host an intriguing encounter this Saturday as Ma'an welcome Al Ramtha in a fixture that, on paper at least, leans heavily in favor of the visitors. With kickoff at 17:45 GMT, this match promises to be a fascinating study in contrasts—underdogs at home against a side with a stronger recent pedigree. But as any football fan knows, the beautiful game rarely follows the script.
Let’s start with the cold, hard numbers. Al Ramtha stroll into this game as clear favorites, with the bookmakers pricing their win at 1.57, while Ma’an’s odds sit at a lofty 5.5. The draw? That’s hovering at 3.56, suggesting that even a stalemate would be a minor surprise. Our AI-driven prediction echoes this sentiment, backing Al Ramtha to win with a trust level of 4.8/10—not exactly a ringing endorsement, but enough to make punters take notice.
Digging deeper, the squad valuations tell their own story. Ma’an’s roster is valued at a modest €125,000, while Al Ramtha’s squad clocks in at €175,000. That’s not exactly Champions League money, but in the context of Jordanian football, it’s a meaningful gap. Still, as Ma’an proved last August when they held Al Faisaly to a shock 0-0 draw despite odds of 10.75, financial disparities don’t always dictate results.
If you’re expecting a goal-fest, you might want to temper those expectations. The stats scream 'under 3.5 goals' (odds: 1.26, trust: 3.0/10), and our algorithm predicts a 0-1 scoreline, with a goalless first half. That aligns neatly with the broader trends in the Jordanian League, where only 36.3% of matches see over 2.5 goals. In other words, this won’t be a basketball game disguised as football.
The last time these two met, in May 2024, Ma’an pulled off a 1-0 victory—a result that defied the odds (Al Ramtha were favorites at 2.2). But Al Ramtha have since shown they can punch above their weight too, stunning Al Faisaly 0-2 in August as 6.0 underdogs. So, which version of these teams shows up this time?
Ma’an’s home record is… well, let’s call it 'uninspiring.' Home teams in the Jordanian League win just 32.2% of the time, and Ma’an’s squad lacks the firepower to suggest they’ll buck that trend. Al Ramtha, meanwhile, have shown they can grind out results on the road. If you’re leaning toward the away win, you’re in good company—but don’t bet the house on it. This league loves a surprise.
For those with a gambling itch, here’s the distilled wisdom: Al Ramtha to win at 1.57 is the safest play, albeit with modest confidence. If you’re feeling adventurous, a 0-1 correct score (or even 0-0 at halftime) could offer value. Just don’t expect fireworks. This one’s likely to be a tactical, low-scoring affair—perfect for purists, less so for thrill-seekers.
So, grab your snacks, settle in, and see if Ma’an can once again defy the odds—or if Al Ramtha will finally deliver on their promise. Either way, it’s football. And as we know, anything can happen.
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2 -175
Al Ramtha is expected to win with odds of -1752 -175
Al Ramtha is expected to win with odds of -175Under 3.5 -385
No more than 3 goals will be scored in the matchNo -141
At least one team is not expected to scoreX2&U4.5 -345
Away win/draw and under 4.5 goals
0:1
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2
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2
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7
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Ma'an |
05-Apr-25
1:1
| Al Ramtha ![]() |
Al Ramtha |
18-Oct-24
1:0
| Ma'an ![]() |
Ma'an |
04-May-24
1:0
| Al Ramtha ![]() |
Al Ramtha |
03-Nov-23
0:1
| Ma'an ![]() |
Al Ramtha |
08-Jun-23
1:0
| Ma'an ![]() |
Ma'an |
25-Aug-22
1:6
| Al Ramtha ![]() |
Al Ramtha |
01-Jul-22
4:1
| Ma'an ![]() |
Ma'an |
16-Oct-21
0:4
| Al Ramtha ![]() |
Al Ramtha |
12-Jul-21
3:2
| Ma'an ![]() |
Ma'an |
05-Dec-20
1:2
| Al Ramtha ![]() |
| 29 Jan | Al Faisaly. |
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Al Ramtha.![]() | |
| 24 Jan | W | Al Ramtha. |
2:1 |
Shabab O.![]() |
Jordan - League| Team | Matches | Goals | Points | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Al Hussein | 22 | 53-15 | 53 |
| 2 |
Al Wihdat | 22 | 47-18 | 52 |
| 3 |
Al Faisaly | 22 | 30-16 | 39 |
| 4 |
Al Ramtha | 22 | 26-23 | 33 |
| 5 |
Al Salt | 22 | 24-21 | 32 |
| 6 |
Al Jazeera | 22 | 33-29 | 30 |
| 7 |
Al Ahli | 22 | 24-32 | 26 |
| 8 |
Shabab Al | 22 | 28-33 | 25 |
| 9 |
Al Sareeh | 22 | 26-33 | 21 |
| 10 |
Aqaba | 22 | 23-47 | 20 |
| 11 |
Ma'an | 22 | 20-39 | 18 |
| 12 |
Moghayer Al | 22 | 16-44 | 13 |