
San Marino welcome Cyprus to the Stadio Olimpico di Serravalle on 12/10/2025 with very different trajectories on paper. San Marino arrive rooted to the foot of the group without a single point from six matches, one goal scored and a punishing 28 conceded. Their recent run includes the hammering in Austria — a 10-0 scoreline that underlined their defensive fragility — and heavy defeats to Bosnia and Herzegovina and Malta. The small republic’s numbers are stark: zero wins, zero draws, six losses in the group, and no clean sheets. Even at home their goals conceded tally reads 15, showing vulnerability regardless of venue.
Cyprus, while not dazzling, sit clear of the basement and carry more credible returns: one win, two draws and three defeats from six matches, with seven goals scored and nine conceded. Their recent matches include scoreboard draws and competitive outings; their most recent recorded fixture shows a 2-2 result against Bosnia and Herzegovina and a strong individual rating for Konstantinos Laifis. On the statistical front Cyprus generate far more attacking volume — totals of 90 shots in the campaign versus San Marino’s 27 — and boast superior averages for shots on target, corners and dangerous attacks. That attacking activity gives them an edge in creating opportunities against a porous San Marino defence.
This matchup is likely to be decided in transition and set-piece exploitation. San Marino’s defensive averages — over a dozen fouls per game and a low dangerous attacks figure — suggest they will cede territory and invite pressure from Cyprus. Cyprus’ numbers show they carry sustained attacking threat: an average of nearly 95 attacks per game and 43.67 dangerous attacks, as well as a higher corners average. Historically, the two met earlier in the campaign with Cyprus posting a 2-0 win, a result that underlines the gulf on head-to-head terms.
Given San Marino’s single goal in six matches and their inability to register wins or clean sheets, they will be hard-pressed to contain even a modest Cyprus side. Expect Cyprus to dominate possession and chances, and San Marino to be forced into desperate defending that often leads to late concessions.
The sensible prediction is a Cyprus away victory. The formlines and underlying statistics point clearly to an away win: more shot volume, more dangerous attacks and a team that at least collects points and finds the net with greater frequency than San Marino. For punters seeking a straightforward market, the 1X2 market offers the cleanest value.
Betting suggestion: 1X2 — Back Cyprus to win (Away).
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