Peñarol vs Wanderers Football Stats

The full Primera Division table for the 2025 season, with Peñarol (1st) and Wanderers (15th) highlighted. League position gives useful context alongside current home and away form when assessing this fixture.

Wanderers have lost 70% of their away matches this season, while Peñarol have been more solid at home (30% losses). The home side may find it easier to impose themselves.

Peñarol frequently see both teams score at home (90%), while Wanderers are less consistent on the road (50%). The home side are likely to score, but a reply from the visitors is less certain.

Wanderers regularly feature in high-scoring away games (Over 2.5 in 70%), while Peñarol are lower at home (60%). The visitors' attacking output suggests multiple goals are likely.

Peñarol have scored 2+ goals in 10% of home games this season, Wanderers in 0% of away games. The full team goals breakdown is in the table below.

Both Peñarol (70% Over 7.5 at home) and Wanderers (60% Over 7.5 away) regularly see 8+ corners. A moderate-to-high corner count looks likely in this fixture.

Peñarol have moderate corner counts at home (6+ corners in 30% of games), and are generally solid defensively, conceding 6+ corners in only 20% of home matches.

Wanderers have moderate corner counts away (6+ corners in 0% of games), and are generally solid defensively away from home, conceding 6+ corners in only 10% of away matches.

The head-to-head record below shows previous results between Peñarol and Wanderers. Historical meetings can reveal patterns in how these sides match up — use this alongside the current form and stats above for a fuller picture before placing a bet.

The table below shows the latest betting odds for Peñarol vs Wanderers across a range of markets — full time result, both teams to score, total goals, corners, and first half goals. Odds are sourced from leading bookmakers and are subject to change — always check with your bookmaker before placing a bet.