ASEAN Championship — Under 0.5 ~ 5.5 Tables

Which ASEAN Championship Teams Have The Highest Under 2.5 Rate?

In the 2025 season, Malaysia lead the ASEAN Championship with a 67% Under 2.5 rate — 4 of their 6 completed fixtures have stayed within the 2.5-goal threshold. At home that figure reaches 67% and away 67%, illustrating a consistent pattern of low-scoring games. The league average sits at 36%, putting Malaysia ahead of the rest.

Singapore and Thailand rank second and third respectively. Singapore recorded a 50% rate across 6 matches (3 stayed below), while Thailand stand at 50% from 6 outings (3 stayed below). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Under 2.5 fixtures in the ASEAN Championship this term.

At the other end, Laos record the lowest Under 2.5 rate in the ASEAN Championship at 0% — only 0 of their 4 fixtures have stayed under 2.5 goals. Their home rate is 0% and away 0%, making their matches more open-ended than most in the competition this season.

Under 2.5 Betting Angle — ASEAN Championship

With a league-wide Under 2.5 rate of 36%, the ASEAN Championship is not predominantly defensive in character. The top three clubs average 56%, sitting 20 points above the league mean — a meaningful spread that rewards targeting specific match-ups. Malaysia's fixtures have gone Under 2.5 in 67% of cases this term, making their games among the most reliable for low-goal markets in the competition.

Which ASEAN Championship Teams Have The Highest Under 0.5 Rate?

In the 2025 season, Singapore lead the ASEAN Championship with a 17% Under 0.5 rate — 1 of their 6 completed fixtures have stayed within the 0.5-goal threshold. At home that figure reaches 0% and away 33%, illustrating a consistent pattern of low-scoring games. The league average sits at 4%, putting Singapore ahead of the rest.

Vietnam and Cambodia rank second and third respectively. Vietnam recorded a 17% rate across 6 matches (1 stayed below), while Cambodia stand at 0% from 4 outings (0 stayed below). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Under 0.5 fixtures in the ASEAN Championship this term.

At the other end, Timor-Leste record the lowest Under 0.5 rate in the ASEAN Championship at 0% — only 0 of their 6 fixtures have stayed under 0.5 goals. Their home rate is 0% and away 0%, making their matches more open-ended than most in the competition this season.

Under 0.5 Betting Angle — ASEAN Championship

With a league-wide Under 0.5 rate of 4%, the ASEAN Championship is not predominantly defensive in character. The top three clubs average 11%, sitting 7 points above the league mean — a meaningful spread that rewards targeting specific match-ups. Singapore's fixtures have gone Under 0.5 in 17% of cases this term, making their games among the most reliable for low-goal markets in the competition.

Which ASEAN Championship Teams Have The Highest Under 1.5 Rate?

In the 2025 season, Philippines lead the ASEAN Championship with a 50% Under 1.5 rate — 2 of their 4 completed fixtures have stayed within the 1.5-goal threshold. At home that figure reaches 50% and away 50%, illustrating a consistent pattern of low-scoring games. The league average sits at 12%, putting Philippines ahead of the rest.

Malaysia and Singapore rank second and third respectively. Malaysia recorded a 17% rate across 6 matches (1 stayed below), while Singapore stand at 17% from 6 outings (1 stayed below). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Under 1.5 fixtures in the ASEAN Championship this term.

At the other end, Timor-Leste record the lowest Under 1.5 rate in the ASEAN Championship at 0% — only 0 of their 6 fixtures have stayed under 1.5 goals. Their home rate is 0% and away 0%, making their matches more open-ended than most in the competition this season.

Under 1.5 Betting Angle — ASEAN Championship

With a league-wide Under 1.5 rate of 12%, the ASEAN Championship is not predominantly defensive in character. The top three clubs average 28%, sitting 16 points above the league mean — a meaningful spread that rewards targeting specific match-ups. Philippines's fixtures have gone Under 1.5 in 50% of cases this term, making their games among the most reliable for low-goal markets in the competition.

Which ASEAN Championship Teams Have The Highest Under 3.5 Rate?

In the 2025 season, Malaysia lead the ASEAN Championship with a 83% Under 3.5 rate — 5 of their 6 completed fixtures have stayed within the 3.5-goal threshold. At home that figure reaches 67% and away 100%, illustrating a consistent pattern of low-scoring games. The league average sits at 62%, putting Malaysia ahead of the rest.

Singapore and Indonesia rank second and third respectively. Singapore recorded a 83% rate across 6 matches (5 stayed below), while Indonesia stand at 75% from 4 outings (3 stayed below). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Under 3.5 fixtures in the ASEAN Championship this term.

At the other end, Laos record the lowest Under 3.5 rate in the ASEAN Championship at 0% — only 0 of their 4 fixtures have stayed under 3.5 goals. Their home rate is 0% and away 0%, making their matches more open-ended than most in the competition this season.

Under 3.5 Betting Angle — ASEAN Championship

With a league-wide Under 3.5 rate of 62%, the ASEAN Championship frequently delivers low-scoring fixtures. The top three clubs average 80%, sitting 18 points above the league mean — a meaningful spread that rewards targeting specific match-ups. Malaysia's fixtures have gone Under 3.5 in 83% of cases this term, making their games among the most reliable for low-goal markets in the competition.

Which ASEAN Championship Teams Have The Highest Under 4.5 Rate?

In the 2025 season, Malaysia lead the ASEAN Championship with a 100% Under 4.5 rate — 6 of their 6 completed fixtures have stayed within the 4.5-goal threshold. At home that figure reaches 100% and away 100%, illustrating a consistent pattern of low-scoring games. The league average sits at 76%, putting Malaysia ahead of the rest.

Singapore and Thailand rank second and third respectively. Singapore recorded a 100% rate across 6 matches (6 stayed below), while Thailand stand at 83% from 6 outings (5 stayed below). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Under 4.5 fixtures in the ASEAN Championship this term.

At the other end, Laos record the lowest Under 4.5 rate in the ASEAN Championship at 25% — only 1 of their 4 fixtures have stayed under 4.5 goals. Their home rate is 0% and away 50%, making their matches more open-ended than most in the competition this season.

Under 4.5 Betting Angle — ASEAN Championship

With a league-wide Under 4.5 rate of 76%, the ASEAN Championship frequently delivers low-scoring fixtures. The top three clubs average 94%, sitting 18 points above the league mean — a meaningful spread that rewards targeting specific match-ups. Malaysia's fixtures have gone Under 4.5 in 100% of cases this term, making their games among the most reliable for low-goal markets in the competition.

Which ASEAN Championship Teams Have The Highest Under 5.5 Rate?

In the 2025 season, Malaysia lead the ASEAN Championship with a 100% Under 5.5 rate — 6 of their 6 completed fixtures have stayed within the 5.5-goal threshold. At home that figure reaches 100% and away 100%, illustrating a consistent pattern of low-scoring games. The league average sits at 88%, putting Malaysia ahead of the rest.

Singapore and Thailand rank second and third respectively. Singapore recorded a 100% rate across 6 matches (6 stayed below), while Thailand stand at 100% from 6 outings (6 stayed below). Together, these three clubs set the benchmark for Under 5.5 fixtures in the ASEAN Championship this term.

At the other end, Myanmar record the lowest Under 5.5 rate in the ASEAN Championship at 75% — only 3 of their 4 fixtures have stayed under 5.5 goals. Their home rate is 50% and away 100%, making their matches more open-ended than most in the competition this season.

Under 5.5 Betting Angle — ASEAN Championship

With a league-wide Under 5.5 rate of 88%, the ASEAN Championship frequently delivers low-scoring fixtures. The top three clubs average 100%, sitting 12 points above the league mean — a meaningful spread that rewards targeting specific match-ups. Malaysia's fixtures have gone Under 5.5 in 100% of cases this term, making their games among the most reliable for low-goal markets in the competition.