Young Africans vs Cffa Prediction, H2H Stats & Statistical Bets 21 October 2026
🔊 Young Africans go into this second leg in the CAF Champions League in a strong position: they have shown high scoring output over a long run of matches and have been solid defensively. CFFA face a more difficult task - their away form and recent results point to problems both in attack and at the back. The overall context of the match is shaped by the difference in class between the two sides and statistical trends around the number of goals.
What you need to know about the head-to-head record between Young Africans and KCCA
Young Africans thrashed KCFA away in the CAF Champions League, winning 4-0. In that 17 October 2026 match, the visitors had 20 shots to their hosts' 7 and scored three times after the break.
The head-to-head record between these two sides consists of just one official meeting: Young Africans beat KFFA 4-0, keeping a clean sheet.
Head-to-head statistics Young Africans - Cffa

Young Africans are seeking a win against KCCA.
Young Africans' previous match was away against KCFA in the CAF Champions League: 17 October 2026 they won 4-0. Leading 1-0 at half-time, they added three more goals in the second half.
Young Africans have been consistently strong, winning eight of their last ten matches. Over that period, the club average 2.4 goals scored and just 0.6 conceded per game, which points to a balance between attack and defence. Their average over the last five matches is slightly lower at 1.5 goals scored, which may suggest a shift towards a more pragmatic approach against certain opponents or in the later stages of the tournament. The defensive line has remained solid even with the minor fluctuations in scoring.
Match Results: Young Africans

KFFA: Struggling Across the Pitch
KFFA lost their last CAF Champions League home match 0-4 to Young Africans. In the 17 October 2026 match, they managed five shots on target but failed to score, while their opponents had ten.
KFFA cannot boast a similarly impressive run: just two wins and four defeats from ten matches underline the visitors' inconsistency. Their average of only one goal per game in attack is matched by serious defensive frailties, with an average of 1.75 goals conceded. In their last five matches, KFFA have won once and lost three times, continuing to struggle across all areas of the pitch - particularly in away fixtures against sides with a strong attack.
Match Results: Cffa
Total Goals Prediction
In 6 of their last 7 matches, Young Africans have scored under 2.5 goals, pointing to a trend of declining output. Over their last 10 home matches the average is 2.6 goals scored, though their home average for the season as a whole is 2 goals per game. The case for this selection is further supported by the opposition's solid defence: KCFA concede an average of just 0.5 goals per game this season. On that basis, Young Africans Team Total - Under 2.5 at 1.94* looks reasonable.
Both Teams to Score Prediction
Both sides concede very little: Young Africans have let in an average of just 0.6 goals per game in their last 10 matches, while KCFA's seasonal average is 0.5. KCFA also have a low scoring record away from home, managing just 1 goal per game on the road this season. All of this supports a bet on Both Teams to Score - No at odds of 1.38*.
Safer Bet
Total Goals - Under 4 looks like the most reliable option here, given that 11 of Young Africans' last 12 matches have not even reached the 3.5-goal mark. Both teams' average scoring rates this season and in recent matches also point towards a low-scoring game. The odds for this selection are 1.26*.
Correct Score Prediction
According to the algorithm, the most likely correct scores are 2-0 (11.92%), 1-0 (11.77%) and 2-1 (8.96%). The probabilities are close, but 2-0 has a slight edge. This reflects the overall low-scoring scenario supported by the statistics of both teams.
*Odds are indicative and may vary depending on the bookmaker.
⭐ Editor's Prediction
Most of Young Africans' recent matches have been low-scoring: Total Goals - Under 3.5 was the outcome in eleven of their twelve CAF Champions League games - a consistent trend that combines with the hosts' moderate scoring in recent fixtures (an average of one and a half goals per game). Despite being favourites, Young Africans often play pragmatically and do not push for more after taking the lead. The editor's main prediction is Total Goals - Under 3.5.