Quick Boys predictions, form & stats

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Their last five matches: three wins, zero draws, two defeats. Next: Quick Boys v Eemdijk on Wed 28 Oct, with a free model pick on the match page.

Key facts

As of 29 October 2025: From their last 5 results in all competitions Quick Boys have taken three wins, no draws and two defeats, averaging 2.20 goals for and 1.60 against.

As of 29 October 2025: Quick Boys’s home record reads six wins, no draws and five defeats over their last 11 home matches in all competitions (1.64 points a game, 2.00 for and 1.36 against).

As of 29 October 2025: Over 2.5 goals has landed in 12 of Quick Boys’s last 16 results in all competitions (75%).

Quick Boys’s last five matches read 3W 0D 2L. TACTIX publishes Quick Boys’s data, free model picks and its own live track record openly (as of 29 October 2025).

Recent form
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Last 5: 3W 0D 2L · 2.2 scored / 1.6 conceded per game · BTTS 80%
Home vs away · last 16 games
Home 6-0-51.64
Away 2-1-21.40
Points per game. Home 22–15 goals in 11; away 7–10 in 5.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Quick Boys’s recent form?
In their last five matches Quick Boys have three wins, zero draws and two defeats, scoring 2.2 and conceding 1.6 goals per game.
Can I get Quick Boys match predictions?
Yes — Quick Boys’s next match, Quick Boys v Eemdijk on Wed 28 Oct, has a free TACTIX model pick on its match page, as does every Quick Boys fixture.

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