Stoke City U21 Live Score

Stoke City U21's stats and predictions for the 2025/26 season are essential for fans and bettors following the Professional Development League U21. This young Potters side competes across multiple English youth competitions, with their primary league being the Professional Development League U21. Based on their latest performances, the team shows a mixed form that influences their upcoming match chances.

Stoke City U21 Current Form

Stoke City U21's recent form reads L, L, W, W, L from their last five matches, with a current streak of two consecutive defeats. The results are:

• Apr 27: Stoke City U21 1-3 Peterborough United U21 (L)
• Apr 17: Stoke City U21 0-1 Aston Villa U21 (L)
• Apr 12: Stoke City U21 1-0 Southampton U21 (W)
• Mar 23: Stoke City U21 3-2 Fulham U21 (W)
• Mar 13: Middlesbrough U21 6-1 Stoke City U21 (L)

Over this period, the team scored 6 goals and conceded 12, averaging 1.2 goals for and 2.4 against per game. The two wins came at home, while the three losses included one heavy away defeat.

Season Stats

Stoke City U21 participates in the Professional Development League U21, Premier League Cup U21, League Cup, National League Cup, and Central Reserve League. The standings data for the Professional Development League U21 covers the top teams (led by Brentford U21 with 58 points), but Stoke City U21's exact position and season-long record are not included in the current dataset. Their recent matches across competitions include a 1-0 home victory over Southampton U21 and a 3-2 thriller against Fulham U21, highlighting their competitive edge at times.

Stoke City U21 Upcoming Matches

There are no scheduled upcoming fixtures available for Stoke City U21 in the provided data. Once new match information is released, it will be essential for assessing form and predictions.

Stoke City U21 Match Predictions: Win Probability

Using Stoke City U21's recent form as the primary indicator, the team has a 40% win probability in a generic upcoming match, a 0% draw probability, and a 60% loss probability. This estimate is based on their last five results: two wins and three losses, with no draws. The side scores around 1.2 goals per game while conceding 2.4 on average, suggesting defensive vulnerabilities that make a defeat more likely. This assessment does not account for the specific strength of an unknown opponent; it solely reflects Stoke's own current momentum. If the next opponent is similarly inconsistent, a draw or tight win could be possible, but based on pure form, the risk of a loss is high.