Head-to-Head: Groningen vs SC Braga

Groningen and SC Braga have met 2 times in completed fixtures during 2015. Groningen won 0 matches, SC Braga won 1 match, and one match was drawn; the goal count is 0-1 from the perspective of Groningen. On 10 December 2015, the fixture was a 0-0 draw between Groningen and SC Braga in UEFA Europa League. On 1 October 2015, another listed fixture was a 1-0 win for SC Braga over Groningen in UEFA Europa League. The record provides historical context, not a prediction.

Past matches, Groningen vs SC Braga

10 December 2015 Group Stage - 6

Groningen

0 - 0

SC Braga
1 October 2015 Group Stage - 2

SC Braga

1 - 0

Groningen

Match center

Groningen

0 - 0

10 December 2015

SC Braga

Starting eleven

Starting XI Groningen

1
G
6
D
3
D
2
D
28
D
33
M
23
M
10
M
22
M
9
F
11
F

SC Braga Starting XI

G
92
D
6
D
15
D
5
D
87
M
8
M
35
F
18
M
30
F
7
F
20

Substitutes Groningen

7
F
8
M
5
D
17
M
26
G
37
D
38
M

SC Braga Substitutes

F
9
M
23
F
17
G
1
M
10
M
21
M
63

Match events

45'

90'

⇄

58'

Marcelo Goiano Yellow Card
65'

Crislan Koka
71'

Luiz Carlos Yellow Card
74'

J. Antonia B. Linssen
74'

M. de Leeuw D. Hoesen
80'

Pedro Santos Alan
90' +3

Rui Fonte Wilson Eduardo

Stats for this game

Matchup Groningen VS SC Braga

What the record shows

The completed fixture record contains 2 meetings between Groningen and SC Braga. Groningen have won 0, while SC Braga have won 1; one match was drawn. The aggregate score is 0-1 from the perspective of Groningen. The fixture dated 10 December 2015 was a 0-0 draw between Groningen and SC Braga in UEFA Europa League. Another listed fixture dated 1 October 2015 was a 1-0 win for SC Braga over Groningen in UEFA Europa League. The balance gives SC Braga the clearer historical edge.

Competition and sample context

The listed meetings run from 1 October 2015 to 10 December 2015 and include UEFA Europa League. The figures describe the completed fixtures available for this H2H, with each score read in its match context and penalty shootouts kept separate from the goal tally. They show how the balance has been formed without establishing a permanent hierarchy or forecasting the next score. The central question for a future meeting is whether the same balance and margins appear again under a new set of match conditions.