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Writing Yi​ for team1_goal and xi​ for team1_xg, the first hypothesis concerns only the expected value:
H1​:E(Yi​∣xi​)=xi​for every i.
(1)
The second specifies the entire conditional probability distribution:
H2​:Yi​∣xi​∼Pois(xi​)for every i,
(2)
with independence between matches as assumed in the question. The Poisson limit theorem, often called the law of small numbers in this setting, suggests a Poisson distribution when a goal count is the sum of many approximately independent rare scoring opportunities.

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