O’Higgins faces Everton at Estadio El Teniente in a regular season clash where both teams need points to climb the table. O’Higgins, sitting ninth, can jump into the top eight with a win, while Everton seek stability after mixed results. The teams recently met in the Copa de la Liga, with O’Higgins narrowly winning 2-1, and this repeat matchup tests both squads’ resilience and tactical adjustments. Thiago Vecino’s clinical finishing has been decisive for O’Higgins, while Everton’s Lucas Soto is emerging as a creative force in midfield.
Hot stat: O’Higgins outshot opponents 121 to 65 in their last five matches, showing significant attacking intent, which could tilt the balance in a tight fixture.
| 🏆 Tournament: | Chilean Primera Division 2026, Regular Season |
| 🏟 Venue: | Estadio El Teniente, Rancagua |
| 🗓️ Date: | 31.05.2026 |
| ⏰ Time: | 23:30 CEST |
O’Higgins vs Everton prediction
We predict O’Higgins to win. Bookmakers give O’Higgins a 49% implied win probability, with home advantage and a more potent attack. O’Higgins have averaged 54% win rate in 2026, outpacing Everton’s 30%. The squad’s attacking numbers, especially Vecino’s form and the high shot volume, make them the better side on both output and consistency. Everton’s recent away matches show defensive vulnerabilities, particularly on set pieces and corners.
Both teams play assertive, physical football. O’Higgins average 68 fouls and 21 yellow cards in their last five games, Everton not far behind with 50 fouls and 15 yellows. O’Higgins circulate the ball better (pass accuracy 68% vs 61%), while Everton’s lower shot and interception totals suggest less pressure up front. Expect a lively match, with O’Higgins pressing higher and drawing more fouls, likely leading to dangerous free kick situations.
| 🔥Hot Tip: | Over 4.5 cards |
| ⚽Total Goals: | Over 2.5 |
| 💥Both Teams To Score: | Yes |
| 🎯Total Corners: | Over 9.5 |
Team Analysis
O’Higgins’ last match resulted in a 2-1 victory over Millonarios, where the attack looked sharp and creative. O’Higgins have two wins in their last six, with losses coming against mid-table opposition but a strong recent home performance. The team continues to press hard, take plenty of shots, and rely on their midfield to recover and circulate possession.
Everton drew 1-1 with Coquimbo in their last outing, with the attack showing flashes but still inconsistent. Their previous five have seen one win, two draws, and a loss, often conceding goals from set pieces and struggling to convert possession into clear chances. Defensive lapses and fouls remain issues, though Everton can still threaten on the break, particularly through Lucas Soto and Braian Martínez.
Most recent Head-to-Head Matches
| Statistic | O’Higgins | Everton |
|---|---|---|
| Total shots | 121 | 65 |
| Corner kicks | 53 | 38 |
| Total fouls | 68 | 50 |
| Pass accuracy (%) | 68 | 61 |
| Interceptions | 48 | 39 |
| Offsides | 10 | 10 |
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Pre-game odds and win probability: O’Higgins the favourite
- Moneyline O’Higgins 1.94 | Everton 3.85
- Draw 3.35
- Over/Under Over 2.5 2.15 | Under 2.5 1.65
- BTTS (both teams to score) Yes 1.80 | No 1.90
O’Higgins’ home win is priced near 2.00, reflecting their recent head-to-head dominance and higher win rate. The draw sits at 3.35, and Everton’s long odds (3.85) reflect their away struggles and lower attack output. Over 2.5 goals carries value, given recent H2Hs have produced at least two goals, and both teams’ defenses concede chances. Both teams to score is also likely, as neither defense looks impenetrable. Bookmakers rate O’Higgins as the clear favorite, and our model agrees.
Possible Starting Lineups
O’Higgins possible starting eleven

- GK: Omar Carabali
- DF: Felipe Faundez, Alan Robledo, Miguel Brizuela, Luis Pavez
- MF: Juan Leiva, Martín Sarrafiore, Felipe Ogaz
- FW: Thiago Vecino, Arnaldo Castillo, Francisco González
Carabali anchors the defense, with Robledo and Brizuela offering solidity at the back. Pavez and Faundez provide width and cover. In midfield, Sarrafiore pulls strings while Ogaz and Leiva bring energy and ball-winning. Up front, Vecino’s scoring streak makes him the main threat, supported by Castillo’s pressing and González’s assists. O’Higgins likely line up in a 4-3-3, maximizing their wing play and high pressing.
Everton possible starting eleven

- GK: Esteban Alejandro Kirkman Porta
- DF: Diego Oyarzun, Nicolás Baeza, Óscar Opazo, Valentin Vidal
- MF: Benjamín Berríos, Joaquin Moya, Lucas Soto, Vicente Fernández
- FW: Braian Martínez, Alan Medina
Kirkman Porta’s reliable presence in goal provides confidence, while Oyarzun and Opazo marshal the backline. Baeza and Vidal slot in as fullbacks with defensive discipline. In midfield, Moya and Berríos offer distribution, while Soto brings creativity and Fernández supports both defense and attack. Up top, Martínez and Medina lead the line, with Martínez’s movement and Soto’s vision being Everton’s best chance to break O’Higgins’ structure. Everton should stick with a 4-4-1-1 for balance.
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Everton. Source: Official Facebook. Edited photo
The Verdict
We predict O’Higgins to take the three points, with Everton likely to score but unable to contain the home side’s attacking combinations. O’Higgins’ superior shooting, higher pass accuracy, and winning mentality at Estadio El Teniente give them the decisive edge. Everton’s defensive weaknesses, especially against high shot volume, are likely to be exposed. Expect a dynamic, physical contest with goals at both ends and a result that keeps O’Higgins moving up the table.

