Pacific FC vs Supra Quebec 01.08.2026 1:2: Score, Result & Match Stats

On August 1, Pacific will host Supra Quebec in a match that promises plenty of goalmouth action. The two sides have already met twice in 2026, producing scorelines of 2-3 and 1-1 – both open, end-to-end affairs. Their current form diverges sharply, making the Over markets particularly appealing for those looking to back goals.

Tactical Analysis: Pacific

Pacific’s recent run has been a tough one: in their last five matches, they have recorded zero wins, one draw, and four defeats according to metaStatistics. Yet the team regularly finds the net, only to be let down by a porous defence. Over those five games, they have conceded 13 goals, twice shipping three or more (2-5 to Halifax Wanderers, 2-3 to Atletico Ottawa).

On the pitch, Pacific do not play a cautious game. Away to Atletico Ottawa, they fired off 19 shots, landed eight on target, and created seven clear-cut chances – but still lost 2-3. Even in a less productive home outing against Halifax Wanderers, where they managed only six shots, they still scored. The central issue is clear: the backline offers no stability, and Pacific’s matches tend to open up, often becoming high-scoring shootouts.

Tactical Analysis: Supra Quebec

Supra Quebec’s metaStatistics show a 2-0-3 balance, a record that also speaks to inconsistency. On one hand, they came from behind to beat Halifax Wanderers 3-2; on the other, they have leaked goals heavily – 1-3 to Atletico Ottawa and, notably, 1-5 to Vancouver. Even when Supra Quebec take points, they often do so via goal exchanges.

Looking at shot numbers, the visitors know how to create: against Cavalry they had 17 attempts and seven on target, yet lost 1-2. Moreover, in their last four matches, the total goals have exceeded the 3-goal line (2-1, 2-3, 1-5, 3-1), underlining both their attacking potency and defensive vulnerability.

Statistics and Trends

In the two head-to-head meetings in 2026, both teams scored: 2-3 on Pacific’s turf and 1-1 on Supra Quebec’s. Recent form also points to high-scoring games: three of Pacific’s last five have seen four or more goals, while all four of Supra Quebec’s most recent matches have featured at least three goals. Given this dynamic, the logical betting focus is on totals rather than match outcomes.

Prediction and Bet

Pacific arrive on a winless streak, yet their shot volume and chance creation show they are far from toothless – they usually find a goal. Supra Quebec, over a short sample, are erratic but consistently involved in high-scoring contests, scoring even in defeats. Expect an open game here: the hosts will attack to compensate for their defensive lapses, while the visitors will find space to create chances and shots.

The primary selection for this match is Total Over 3 Goals. The head-to-head meetings have already produced four and two goals, and the current form of both teams strongly leans toward a high-scoring outcome: Pacific concede in almost every match, and Supra Quebec have consistently beaten the goal totals in recent games. This market accurately captures the expected goal involvement from both sides.