Casa Pia return to Campo do Cevadeiro on the back of a mixed start to the 2025/2026 Liga Portugal campaign. The hosts sit tenth with three points from three matches, having alternated results and shown flashes of fight — notably a 2-0 away win at AVS earlier this month — but their defensive record has been porous, conceding six goals already. Their last league outing was a heavy 4-0 reverse at Porto, a game in which Renato Sam Na Nhaga emerged with the best rating for Casa Pia despite the scoreline. Across a broader form sample the club have recorded two wins, three draws and five defeats, an inconsistent run that suggests they can spring surprises at home but are vulnerable to high-quality opponents.
Nacional arrive prostrate at the foot of the table after three games without a victory and just a single point. Their summer form has been wobbly: a 1-4 home loss to Sporting CP in their latest fixture followed a 1-1 draw at Rio Ave and a 0-2 defeat to Gil Vicente. Nacional’s defence has been breached seven times already and the side have yet to claim a league win this season, with Liziero standing out as the best-rated performer in their recent encounter with Sporting. The visitors’ away numbers hint at an attacking intent — higher average shots and corners — but the conversion into points has not followed.
The statistics paint a match likely to be open at times. Casa Pia produce fewer total shots and dangerous attacks on average compared to Nacional, but they benefit from home advantage in a compact venue that holds just 2,500 supporters. Nacional’s superior attacking volume — more total shots and a higher corners average — suggests they will probe and create chances, yet they have been reckless at the back on numerous occasions. Historically the teams last met in March with Nacional recording a 3-1 home victory, a reminder that the visitors can hurt Casa Pia if allowed time and space.
Oddsmakers see a narrow edge to the hosts: Casa Pia are priced at 2.25 with a calculated probability of 44.44%, while the draw and away win stand at 3.15 and 3.25 respectively. Those numbers reflect a competitive fixture where form is patchy on both sides but home comfort and a point cushion in the table tilt the balance.
Betting suggestion
Home win (1) — back Casa Pia at 2.25. The hosts have the home edge, a marginally healthier start to the campaign, and the odds represent reasonable value given Nacional’s inability to convert chances into results and their defensive frailties.
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