Match ☆ 22 Nov 2026 · 17:30 UTC
BEL · Belgian Pro League · 2026
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The models forecast for this fixture
Draw predictor · this site's own figures
Figure RSC Anderlecht Oud-Heverlee Leuven
N — no-draw runmatches in a row without a draw 5 0
Max Nthis team's longest run ever 30 12
E — draw debtexpected draws over the current run 1.04 0.00
p50 — last 50draw rate over its last 50 matches 22.0% 26.0%
p100 — last 100draw rate over its last 100 matches 20.0% 31.0%
Draw % — all timeshare of every match drawn 22.0% 28.7%
Draw scorethe predictor ranking score 0.206 0.087
Rankposition in that ranking 735 1,642
Σ Nboth sides' runs added 5
Σ Eboth sides' draw debt added 1.04
Σ Scorewhat the Cross predictor orders by 0.293
Team strength · Elo
RSC Anderlecht 1,775
Oud-Heverlee Leuven 1,590
Rating gap +250 home advantage included
Draws at this gap 20.6% 200–299 · 49,469 matches
Goals model · Dixon-Coles
Expected goals 1.84 – 1.00 home – away
Home win 56.6%
Draw 23.7% every level score added up
Away win 19.7%
Both together · the blend
Blended draw chance 22.7% 70% goals model · 30% Elo gap
Goals model said 23.7% form only
This Elo gap said 20.6% strength only

The mix is the one that scored best over 544,576 matches — the two are averaged on the log-odds scale, not simply added.

The regression · the logistic model
Logistic draw chance 20.8% five signals, then recalibrated
95% band 20.8% – 20.8% how unsure the fit is, not the match
The blend says 22.7% the older published reading

A regression over five signals — the goals model, the draw rate at this Elo gap, the expected goals in the fixture and the competition's own base draw rate — with an isotonic map on top to put the level back where reality is. Held out on a decade it never saw it beat the blend above, which is why both are shown here while one is chosen. This is a real forecast: the fixture had not been played when the model was fitted.

A forecast from every match played so far. Measured over 160,869 priced matches the goals model is slightly worse than the bookmakers (how it is scored), so a high draw chance means an even, low-scoring match rather than value. Descriptive statistics, not betting advice.