Prediction Scarborough - Macclesfield Town today 01:45 07/10/2026.

Scarborough has demonstrated explosive attacking ability with emphatic wins such as 5-1 against Southport FC and 3-0 against Spennymoor Town, showing the effectiveness of the attacking line in favorable matches.

Scarborough has kept a clean sheet in 4 of their last 10 matches, reflecting stable defensive performance when playing well, with an average of 1.0 goal conceded per game.

Scarborough has inconsistent performance with a win rate of only 30% in the last 10 matches, but still maintains the ability to win in important matches.

Open play and proactive attacking help the team achieve a BTTS rate of 50%, with 50% of matches featuring three or more goals, indicating a balanced but not overly impressive style of play.

An average of 3.8 corners per game shows the ability to control space, but is not enough to confirm superiority in terms of controlling the game's flow.

Scarborough has gone through an unstable period with three consecutive losses, showing inconsistency in results and the ability to maintain form.

The defense still has many weaknesses, especially in the 1-0 and 3-1 losses due to lack of concentration, highlighting the lack of solidity in the backline.

Scarborough received 10 yellow cards in 10 matches, with 3 matches having 2 yellow cards, reflecting issues with match discipline and the ability to control emotions during the game.

The absence of forward Harry Green due to injury in the last 10 matches is a significant loss, directly affecting the team's attacking strength and the balance of the formation.

Macclesfield Town has shown stability in their last 10 games with 5 wins, 4 draws, and 1 loss, indicating their ability to maintain points and showing no signs of a crisis.

Macclesfield Town has three consecutive wins, including a 3-0 victory over Hebburn Town and a 2-1 win against Brackley Town, demonstrating confidence and effectiveness in their playstyle.

Macclesfield Town has 4 clean sheets in 10 games, showing consistent defensive performance and the ability to control the game in the first half.

The average goal-scoring performance (1.4 goals per game) and defensive capability (conceding 0.8 goals per game) indicate that Macclesfield Town are at an average level, not particularly impressive but also not too bad.

A high draw rate (40%) in the last 10 matches shows that Macclesfield Town frequently struggles to win, although they can maintain points through draws.

Macclesfield Town has a high number of yellow and red cards (17 yellow cards and 2 red cards in 10 games), indicating that disciplinary conduct needs improvement to avoid affecting their play and leading to personnel changes in important matches.

In the 1-2 defeat against Merthyr Town, Macclesfield Town conceded two goals in the second half, highlighting a lack of concentration and weakness in controlling the game in the final half.

The win rate has only reached 50% in the last 10 matches, indicating that Macclesfield Town has not truly been in form and needs to improve their ability to win in order to enhance their position in the league table.