Western Australia State League 1 Predictions

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Western Australia State League 1 Season Statistics

96Played
3.43Avg Goals
88%Over 1.5
69%Over 2.5
65%BTTS
46%Home Win
17%Draw
38%Away Win
All Western Australia State League 1 team stats

Western Australia State League 1 Prediction Track Record

Best Pick

44%Success
9Best Picks Graded
1.44Avg market

Value Analysis

75%Success
4Value Analysis Graded
1.44Avg market
Cockburn CityCockburn City
Curtin UniversityCurtin University
Floreat AthenaFloreat Athena
Gwelup CroatiaGwelup Croatia
Inglewood UnitedInglewood United
Joondalup CityJoondalup City
Kingsley WestsideKingsley Westside
Mandurah CityMandurah City
Murdoch MelvilleMurdoch Melville
SubiacoSubiaco
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Statistical forecasts for entertainment purposes only - not betting or financial advice.

Western Australia State League 1 this season in numbers

Our Western Australia State League 1 soccer predictions cover every fixture in Australia, built on team form, head-to-head records and season statistics. The current standings are in the Western Australia State League 1 table, and the knockout rounds in the Western Australia State League 1 bracket.

96 matches of the 2026 season have been played so far. Western Australia State League 1 is one of the higher-scoring competitions we cover, at 3.4 goals a game against 2.9 across all leagues. Both teams have scored in 65% of matches, more often than the 52% average.

How to Read the Forecasts

Every Western Australia State League 1 pick comes with a confidence signal ranging from Neutral up through Solid, Good, High and Strong. A Strong signal means the model sees a large, well-supported probability gap behind that pick; a Neutral signal means the match is closer to a coin flip and the forecast should be treated with more caution. We show this openly so you can weigh each forecast against your own read of the match instead of trusting a single number in the dark.