Northern Ireland v Ukraine
How often each Northern Ireland and Ukraine player has hit the lines bookmakers price — 1+ shots on target, 2+ shots, 1+ fouls, a card — across their recent matches. How hit rates work ↓
Going into Northern Ireland v Ukraine on Sat 14 Nov: Ciaron Brown (Northern Ireland) leads the home side for 1+ shots — 7 of 10 (70%); Viktor Tsygankov (Ukraine) tops the visitors on 8 of 10 (80%). Raw hit rates from recent matches, not odds.
What sits behind these numbers
Line-ups aren't confirmed yet. For a national team we don't guess one — a squad changes too much between windows — so the players fill in once the confirmed team sheet lands, about an hour before kick-off. Hit rates are each player's recent club form, not a forecast for this match. These players joined recently, and the games behind these rates were played elsewhere: Brodie Spencer (Oxford United), Ciaron Brown (Oxford United), Daniel Ballard (Sunderland), Ethan Galbraith (Stoke City), Jamie Donley (Oxford United), Josh Magennis (Wigan Athletic), Justin Devenny (Stoke City), Roman Yaremchuk (Olympique Lyonnais), Trai Hume (Sunderland), Viktor Tsygankov (Girona FC), Vitaliy Mykolenko (Everton) — read as prior form, not this club's.
How hit rates and windows work
Each row's hit rate is the share of a player's games in the window where the bet would have landed. These are 24/25 figures from completed matches: Last N is their last N games; Season is their whole 24/25; H2H is only games against this opponent.
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Form is only half the picture. A player hitting a line 5 of 5 can still be poor value if the true chance is lower than the streak suggests. The SharpXI tool pairs every one of these with the model's real probability — and flags the runs it doesn't back, so you're not chasing a streak about to regress. That honest verdict is the layer we're building into the tool.
Hit rates are raw recent form from public match data, for context — not a prediction or a guarantee. 18+ — please gamble responsibly.
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