Sabah fixtures 2026/27

    Champions League · all 8 matches with date, time and difficulty rating

    Sabah have 5 matches left in the 2026/27 Champions League season — 2 at home and 3 away (so far 1 win and 2 losses from 3 matches). The next match is away to Viking on Wed 4 Nov 21:00. On our difficulty rating, Sabah have the 28th toughest remaining schedule out of 35. The toughest month will be January, the easiest November.

    Matches left
    5
    2 home · 3 away
    Schedule toughness
    28 of 35
    1 = toughest in the league
    Average difficulty
    2.4
    Fairly easy
    Expected points
    5
    rest of the season
    Matches and difficulty by monthBar height = number of matches
    EasyFairly easyMediumHardVery hardPlayed· Number above = the month’s average difficulty (1–5)

    All matches 2026/27

    W/D/L = Sabah's chance of a win, a draw and a loss. model = the model’s prediction before the match, otherwise our estimate from the teams’ xG.

    September 2026

    October 2026

    November 2026

    December 2026

    • Tue 8 Dec18:45A
      Estadio de la Cerámica
      Fairly easyW 34% · D 22% · L 44%

    January 2027

    • Wed 20 Jan18:45H
      EasyW 44% · D 22% · L 34%
    • Wed 27 Jan21:00A
      Emirates Stadium
      Very hardW 21% · D 20% · L 59%

    Sabah in numbers

    Position
    8
    after 7 matches
    Points
    9
    xP 8.1
    xG per match
    1.49
    28th of 55
    xGA per match
    2.11
    43rd of 55

    Questions about the Sabah fixtures

    When do Sabah play next?

    Sabah play their next match away to Viking on Wed 4 Nov 21:00.

    How many matches do Sabah have left in 2026/27?

    Sabah have 5 matches left in the 2026/27 Champions League season: 2 at home and 3 away. 3 matches have been played.

    Which match will be the toughest for Sabah?

    On our difficulty rating it is away to Arsenal on 27 January (very hard). The easiest on paper is at home to Napoli on 20 January.

    How tough is the Sabah schedule compared with the other Champions League teams?

    Sabah have the 28th toughest remaining schedule of the 35 teams in the league. The toughest month will be January.

    How is the difficulty rating calculated?

    The difficulty rating measures the opposition, not Sabah themselves: it compares the opponent and venue with what an average Champions League team would expect — how many points an average team could count on against the same opponent at the same ground, based on both teams’ expected goals (xG) for and against this season. Matches are split into five levels, from Easy to Very hard. The win chance shown alongside is Sabah's own — the model’s prediction when it is available (about a week before the match), otherwise our estimate.