Prediction Sutton United - Truro City today 21:00 17/10/2026.

Sutton United demonstrated effective goal-scoring in the first half, clearly evidenced by their 3-2 victory over West Brom U21 and a 2-1 win against Eastleigh, showing a strong start and the ability to control the pace of the match.

The current personnel framework is stable, with key players such as Spike Brits (goalkeeper), Daniel Urpens, William Nightingale (defender), Emmanuel Osadebe, Jake Taylor (midfielder), and Temi Babalola, Brandon Njoku (forward) playing throughout the game, creating cohesion and predictability in their style.

The 4-2-2-2 tactical formation has been consistently used in 6 out of 10 recent matches, reflecting flexibility and the ability to balance attack and defense.

The current squad of Sutton United has no significant losses because there are no injured or suspended players, maintaining full match readiness.

The starting lineup is built based on the stability of key players, with no major personnel changes in recent matches

Overall performance is unstable, with a winning rate of only 20% in the last 10 matches (2 wins, 4 draws, 4 losses), indicating a lack of consistency in playing style and the ability to maintain results.

The team is facing a serious crisis, having conceded 18 goals (an average of 1.8 goals per game) and failing to keep a clean sheet in any match, especially heavy defeats such as 0-2 against Boreham Wood and 3-0 against Barrow.

The lack of disciplinary conduct is evident from the high number of yellow cards (21 yellow cards in 10 matches, an average of 2.1 cards per match), directly affecting the ability to control the game and create opportunities for the opponent.

Inconsistent goal-scoring ability, with many matches only scoring in the second half or extra time, shows a lack of confidence and effectiveness in crucial situations.

Truro City is showing stable and impressive performance with 6 wins, 3 draws, and 1 loss in their last 10 games, demonstrating their ability to maintain good results.

Truro City has an impressive attacking performance, averaging 2.1 goals per game, with 60% of matches having three or more goals, evidenced by emphatic victories such as 4-0 against Cirencester and 4-1 against Leicester U21

Truro City demonstrated a quick recovery after their only loss to Salisbury City, by securing four consecutive wins, showing psychological stability in their matches.

Truro City has 3 clean sheets in their last 10 matches, reflecting the progress of the defense despite not being too impressive.

Truro City received 10 yellow cards and 1 red card in their last 10 matches, showing a lack of discipline in play, but this level is not severe enough to greatly affect their form.

The BTTS rate (both teams scoring) reaches 60%, indicating that the defense is not overly solid but is not the main weakness.

Although 60% of the matches had three or more goals, the average goal-scoring rate (2.1) and conceding rate (0.8) remain at an average level, not particularly outstanding.

Truro City has only one loss in their last 10 games, but that was against Salisbury City – Truro City is stronger in the Conference South league, demonstrating a lack of confidence when facing a stronger opponent.

Truro City's defense conceded 8 goals in 10 matches, despite 3 clean sheets, but still has a weakness in maintaining focus in important matches

Receiving a red card in the match against Walton & Hersham shows a lack of emotional control, which could affect the outcome in tense matches.