Maxline vs Borac Prediction 13 August 2026
🔊 After the first match, this pair left more questions than the scoreline might suggest. Borac won by just (1:0), despite clearly outperforming their opponents across almost every statistical measure. Now the two sides meet on neutral ground in Hungary, where the Belarusian club will have to take risks, as the first-leg defeat has denied them the luxury of cautious play. Will Maxline take their chance, or will the Bosnians once again calmly see things through to the result they need?
Head-to-Head
The last official match between the teams took place on 06 August 2026 and ended 1-0. Here is the comparative statistics from that match (home side - Borac Banja Luka):
- possession: 61% vs 39%;
- corners: 8 vs 1;
- fouls: 15 vs 14;
- yellow cards: 1 vs 4;
- shots on target: 11 vs 2.
📊 The first match was the opening chapter in the history of this fixture. Borac claimed a narrow victory thanks to a goal from Stefan Savić, assisted by Damir Hrela. The Bosnian club dominated the game throughout. Borac had 19 shots, with 11 on target. Maxline spent most of the match with ten men after Milad Mohammadi was sent off in the 33rd minute. The Belarusian side took just one corner, eight times fewer than their opponents, and received four times as many yellow cards.
Head-to-head statistics Maxline - Borac

Maxline Team Overview
The last official match was played on in the Conference League (home side - Borac Banja Luka, away side - Maxline). The match ended 1:0.
The match stats were as follows (Maxline vs Borac Banja Luka):
- possession: 39% vs 61%;
- corners: 1 vs 8;
- fouls: 14 vs 15;
- yellow cards: 4 vs 1;
- shots on target: 2 vs 11.
The Belarusian club has already proved it can get past tough opponents. In the previous qualifying round, the team comfortably dealt with Montenegrin side Sutjeska, winning at home (3:0) and then sealing the job with a victory (2:1) away. Now the situation is considerably harder. The suspended Milad Mohammadi will miss the second leg - his red card seriously complicated the first match. The coaching staff will need to find a new solution on the left side of defence. Timur Ivanov is expected to come in, having spent the entire previous match on the bench. Another feature of the team is their strong play after the break: in the Belarusian championship, Maxline have scored in the second half in 11 of their last 14 matches.
Match Results: Maxline

Borac Banja Luka Team Overview
The current away side's last official match was played on in the Premier League (home side - Borac Banja Luka, away side - Velež Mostar). The match ended 3:1.
The match stats were as follows (Borac Banja Luka vs Velež Mostar):
- possession: 66% vs 34%;
- corners: 4 vs 5;
- fouls: 9 vs 13;
- yellow cards: 0 vs 3;
- shots on target: 6 vs 5.
The Bosnian club comes into the second leg with a small but very important advantage. Before this, the team successfully came through the Europa League qualifying rounds, knocking out Petrocub, and in the first match against Maxline managed to confirm their superiority not only with the result but also with the quality of their play. Borac arrived in Hungary for the match without any serious injury concerns. The minimal lead allows Žižović not to force events, so the visitors can quite reasonably be expected to play their usual pragmatic football. The main objective looks fairly clear - control the flow of the match, prevent the opposition from creating open spaces, and take their own chances without unnecessary risk.
Match Results: Borac Banja Luka
Total Prediction
Head-to-head matches (average total):
- in head-to-head matches - 1;
- both teams scored: all time - 0 times; at the home team's ground - 0 times.
Average total statistics: Maxline vs Borac Banja Luka
- in the tournament: 2.33 vs 3.33;
- goals scored: 1.67 vs 2.33;
- in the 1st half: 1 vs 0.67;
- in the 2nd half: 0.67 vs 1.67;
- Borac Banja Luka: away in the tournament - 0;
- last 10 matches: 2 (home - 1.75) vs 1.5 (away - 1).
- Borac Banja Luka have scored under 1.5 goals away in 5 matches in a row.
Outcome Prediction
Head-to-head matches:
- played - 1;
- Borac Banja Luka are unbeaten in 21 of their last 22 matches.
- Borac Banja Luka are unbeaten away in 11 of their last 12 matches.
The first match left the impression that the final score was far more modest than what actually happened on the pitch. Borac clearly outperformed their opponents in shots, initiative and chances created, but converted only one of them. The Bosnians now have no need to open up their game - a minimal lead is more than enough to build the match around control and discipline.
Maxline will be forced to look for ways forward, though the absence of one of their key defenders could also affect the shape of the game. On top of that, the match will no longer be played in Bosnia but on neutral ground, where the home support factor disappears. All of this points more towards a cautious scenario with few dangerous moments. The most logical choice therefore looks like total under 2.5 goals. Predicted score: 0-1.
