Dinamo Moscow vs CSKA Moscow

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Dinamo Moscow vs CSKA Moscow Prediction: Sportpesa Mega Jackpot

Ahead of their latest showdown, the 2024–25 Russian Premier League campaign has seen both sides deliver mixed fortunes:

CSKA Moscow enjoyed a solid season, clinching 3rd place and adding the Russian Cup trophy to their cabinet—marking their 14th cup win.
Dinamo Moscow, meanwhile, started strongly, hitting 30 points in the first 15 games, their best mid-season tally since 1997. However, after a winter break setback, they ultimately finished 5th, slipping 11 points behind the leaders.

While detailed match-by-match stats aren’t fully listed, the available insights suggest:

Varying outcomes across their last five home fixtures.
Scoring an average of 1.83 goals per home game, with 1 failure to score at home.
The pattern indicates they’ve occasionally struggled offensively, while remaining moderate in defensive consistency.

From available away form data:

A mixture of Victories and Draws, notably going unbeaten in their last four away games.
Averaged around 1.45 goals per away match, with at least one blank away from home.
They appear more resilient and consistent on the road, rarely losing away.

Dinamo at home: Capable of scoring but occasionally inconsistent; offensive threats are present yet not unwavering.
CSKA away: Generally stable and hard to beat; decent scoring output and strong defensive displays away from VEB Arena.

According to recent analysis:

In their last five encounters, Dinamo won all five—CSKA failed to pick up a win or a draw.

Across their rivalry:

Both home and away breakdown:

While the “last five meetings” overall were all won by Dinamo, the data doesn’t categorize them by home/away explicitly. However, historically:

CSKA Moscow: Ended the season in strong form—third in the league and Russian Cup winners under manager Marko Nikolić, with Tamerlan Musayev and Ivan Oblyakov leading as top scorers (7 goals each in the league, 10 in all competitions for Musayev).
Dinamo Moscow: Their season ended with a managerial departure—Marcel Lička left the club on May 1, 2025, with the team sitting fifth in the table. Earlier in the campaign, promising forward Konstantin Tyukavin suffered an ACL injury, sidelining him for the remainder of the season.