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Draw Bet of the Day in Kenya

UEFA Champions League

20:00

Real Madrid

vs

Inter

Yes

20:00

Lille

vs

Real Betis

Yes

20:00

FC Porto

vs

Manchester City

Yes

20:00

Borussia Dortmund

vs

Villarreal

Yes

League Cup

20:00

Millwall

vs

Newcastle

Yes

19:45

Sunderland

vs

Hull City

Equal

19:45

Leyton Orient

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Bradford

Yes

19:45

Crystal Palace

vs

Middlesbrough

Yes

Championship

20:00

Bolton

vs

West Ham

Yes

The BTTS is a straightforward market where Kenyan bettors predict whether or not both teams score at least one goal. A successful BTTS prediction means both teams found the back of the net during the full 90 minutes plus stoppage time.

Our tool combs through hundreds of leagues to find fixtures with high probabilities of both teams to score and win predictions. AI evaluates our match selections to estimate their likelihood of selecting high-confidence match picks for you.

How Does the Both Teams to Score Market Work?

BTTS, or Both Teams to Score meaning a market where bettors predict whether or not two teams will score in a match. The final score isn’t relevant as long as both teams score at least once during the game.

The BTTS market in our free football predictions guide is listed as either Yes or No. A BTTS (Yes) market means you’re expecting both teams to score. A BTTS (No) market means you’re predicting only one or both teams to fail to score.

For example, Chelsea takes on Tottenham in a Premier League match that ends 2-1. Any bettor with a BTTS (Yes) bet will win, while anyone with a BTTS (No) market would lose their bet. BTTS bets are available on almost every fixture in the top European and domestic leagues.

Is the BTTS Market Easy to Predict?

The BTTS market is a fairly easy market to predict compared to other markets like correct score predictions. It’s a go-to option for bettors who can tell apart two balanced teams with high-scoring matches.

The top leagues with high BTTS (Yes) markets include the German Bundesliga, Turkish Super Lig, and English Premier League. Other leagues with lower ratings for BTTS (No) markets include Italy’s Serie A and other lower regional divisions.

Bettors can employ several tactics to determine fixtures with both teams to score and win. Using a data-driven strategy backed by historical and contemporary figures can point to fixtures likely to produce end-to-end action backing BTTS bets. Ensure both teams have a good record of goals in their recent run of form.

BTTS or Over/Under – Which is Better?

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BTTS Yes 3176 matches · 52.6% About 10 in every 19 matches end BTTS Yes

BTTS No 2859 matches · 47.4% About 9 in every 19 matches end BTTS No

Total 6035 matches

Based on the stats for the last 17 seasons. Stats refresh after each game.

#	Team	Matches	Stats
1	Luton	36	Stats BTTS Yes 29 matches / 80.6% BTTS No 7 matches / 19.4%
2	Blackpool	37	Stats BTTS Yes 25 matches / 67.6% BTTS No 12 matches / 32.4%
3	Blackburn	75	Stats BTTS Yes 47 matches / 62.7% BTTS No 28 matches / 37.3%
4	Ipswich	41	Stats BTTS Yes 25 matches / 61% BTTS No 16 matches / 39%
5	Reading	38	Stats BTTS Yes 23 matches / 60.5% BTTS No 15 matches / 39.5%
6	Bolton	75	Stats BTTS Yes 45 matches / 60% BTTS No 30 matches / 40%
7	Brentford	185	Stats BTTS Yes 110 matches / 59.5% BTTS No 75 matches / 40.5%
8	Leeds	154	Stats BTTS Yes 91 matches / 59.1% BTTS No 63 matches / 40.9%
9	Wigan	113	Stats BTTS Yes 65 matches / 57.5% BTTS No 48 matches / 42.5%
10	Birmingham	37	Stats BTTS Yes 21 matches / 56.8% BTTS No 16 matches / 43.2%
11	Tottenham	602	Stats BTTS Yes 340 matches / 56.5% BTTS No 262 matches / 43.5%
12	Bournemouth	340	Stats BTTS Yes 191 matches / 56.2% BTTS No 149 matches / 43.8%
13	QPR	114	Stats BTTS Yes 64 matches / 56.1% BTTS No 50 matches / 43.9%
14	Brighton	341	Stats BTTS Yes 191 matches / 56% BTTS No 150 matches / 44%
15	West Ham	561	Stats BTTS Yes 313 matches / 55.8% BTTS No 248 matches / 44.2%
16	Leicester	378	Stats BTTS Yes 210 matches / 55.6% BTTS No 168 matches / 44.4%
17	Liverpool	600	Stats BTTS Yes 328 matches / 54.7% BTTS No 272 matches / 45.3%
18	Aston Villa	491	Stats BTTS Yes 265 matches / 54% BTTS No 226 matches / 46%
19	Fulham	375	Stats BTTS Yes 201 matches / 53.6% BTTS No 174 matches / 46.4%
20	Arsenal	602	Stats BTTS Yes 321 matches / 53.3% BTTS No 281 matches / 46.7%
21	Chelsea	600	Stats BTTS Yes 320 matches / 53.3% BTTS No 280 matches / 46.7%
22	Southampton	456	Stats BTTS Yes 242 matches / 53.1% BTTS No 214 matches / 46.9%
23	Nottingham Forest	150	Stats BTTS Yes 79 matches / 52.7% BTTS No 71 matches / 47.3%
24	Wolves	372	Stats BTTS Yes 194 matches / 52.2% BTTS No 178 matches / 47.8%
25	West Brom	341	Stats BTTS Yes 177 matches / 51.9% BTTS No 164 matches / 48.1%
26	Newcastle	564	Stats BTTS Yes 292 matches / 51.8% BTTS No 272 matches / 48.2%
27	Manchester United	603	Stats BTTS Yes 312 matches / 51.7% BTTS No 291 matches / 48.3%
28	Everton	606	Stats BTTS Yes 306 matches / 50.5% BTTS No 300 matches / 49.5%
29	Manchester City	606	Stats BTTS Yes 305 matches / 50.3% BTTS No 301 matches / 49.7%
30	Stoke City	303	Stats BTTS Yes 152 matches / 50.2% BTTS No 151 matches / 49.8%
31	Crystal Palace	489	Stats BTTS Yes 243 matches / 49.7% BTTS No 246 matches / 50.3%
32	Watford	228	Stats BTTS Yes 112 matches / 49.1% BTTS No 116 matches / 50.9%
33	Burnley	338	Stats BTTS Yes 163 matches / 48.2% BTTS No 175 matches / 51.8%
34	Sunderland	305	Stats BTTS Yes 146 matches / 47.9% BTTS No 159 matches / 52.1%
35	Norwich	228	Stats BTTS Yes 109 matches / 47.8% BTTS No 119 matches / 52.2%
36	Swansea	266	Stats BTTS Yes 127 matches / 47.7% BTTS No 139 matches / 52.3%
37	Middlesbrough	38	Stats BTTS Yes 16 matches / 42.1% BTTS No 22 matches / 57.9%
38	Hull City	117	Stats BTTS Yes 48 matches / 41% BTTS No 69 matches / 59%
39	Sheffield Utd	110	Stats BTTS Yes 45 matches / 40.9% BTTS No 65 matches / 59.1%
40	Cardiff	76	Stats BTTS Yes 31 matches / 40.8% BTTS No 45 matches / 59.2%
41	Huddersfield	76	Stats BTTS Yes 28 matches / 36.8% BTTS No 48 matches / 63.2%

Both the BTTS and Over/Under are popular goal markets for bettors. Both markets are determined by the number of goals scored by each team.

The BTTS market is determined by the performance of both teams in a match. Therefore, both teams scoring and one or two teams failing to score can make a win possible. On the other hand, the Over/Under market is determined by the number of goals scored during a match.

A BTTS (Yes) and Over market are quite similar. For example, Manchester United drew 1-1 against Fulham. This means both a BTTS (Yes) and Over 1.5 Goals bet would win. In the same way, a BTTS (No) and Under 1.5 Goals bet would lose.

It comes down to a matter of choice between the two markets. BTTS is quite simple since it only accounts for whether both teams score or fail to score a goal. However, the Over/Under markets are quite in-depth, determining the total number of goals scored. Beginners might find the BTTS predictions quite straightforward compared to Over/Under markets.

Is There a League Where Both Teams Score More Often?

The playing style in different leagues informs the profitability of BTTS markets for bettors. A high-scoring league dominated by one or two teams might generate high-scoring fixtures like 4-0 and 3-0s. This makes our over/under 2.5 tips more useful than BTTS ones. However, a more balanced league might have fewer goals but consistently sees both teams score.

According to research, the leagues with the highest rates of BTTS are:

Bettors would find value in the Turkish Super League, as out of 1,370 matches, both sides scored in 921 matches. This means nearly two out of three matches in the Super League finish with goals from both sides.

How to Make Both Teams to Score Predictions and Win?

BTTS score predictions are straightforward for bettors with medium variance. However, success in these predictions needs further analysis of data to identify opportunities. Here’s our football betting guide to finding these fixtures:

Check Out the Teams’ Form

How are both teams playing? Is there any mismatch in terms of quality and current form? Analyzing a team’s form gives in-depth information about their scoring patterns in their previous matches. Key details to note when analyzing form include the following:

Most home sides tend to score at home due to crowd pressure and familiar conditions. Hence, the most important thing to analyze is the away team. How did they perform in their last five matches? What’s their scoring pattern on away travels? This information gives a clear picture of the type of match to expect.

Analyse the Tournament and the Teams’ Motivation

Tournament football is different from league football. Most teams in tournaments are motivated to proceed to the next round. Even defensive sides adopt a more attacking style to gain an early lead. The open matches leave behind space to attack in defense for their opponents. Hence, we expect more scoring chances from both teams.

Another important factor is the team’s motivation. Some teams are caught in relegation battles, European qualification spots, and title chases. Their motivation to score is more compared to a mid-table game in a dead rubber. Hence, it makes more sense to back a BTTS (No) market, especially for a home team with a good defensive record.

Use the xG Feature

xG can reveal whether both teams genuinely create chances to back BTTS markets. A team might have a poor goals record, but if their xG per game is above 1.0, it means they’re creating enough chances, and goals are likely to come.

Bettors can look for matches where both teams average a high individual rating—over 1.3 xG—for and against per game. It makes it easier to spot value for a BTTS market. For example, if Team A and Team B show high xG For (xGF) combined with high xG Against (xGA), it means both teams create chances easily while giving up many at the back.

Use the Head to Head Stats

Some fixture pairings tend to produce goals. Using the H2H tab, you can see correct score tips and how often BTTS has landed in recent meetings between two teams. If BTTS has hit in seven of the last ten matches, it means a high historical tendency for goals from both sides.

However, if one team dominates the fixture in their past ten meetings, it points to a BTTS (No) market. Separate the past matches into home and away matches. A team might freely score at home against a specific rival but struggle to break them down on away grounds. Factor in match context, such as relegation battles or cup finals, where H2H open-play trends don’t count.

Look Out for Last-minute Injuries

A last-minute injury to a main striker lowers a team’s chance of scoring. The entire game setup changes as managers think of tactical changes to accommodate a new attacking player and suit their strengths. On the other hand, losing a goalkeeper or starting center back increases the likelihood of conceding.

Bookmakers use real-time feeds and AI to accurately deliver data regarding injuries in odds pricing. Therefore, any new injury reports can cause market movement with odd updates. Understanding the odds movements after injuries can tell when to back the BTTS market or not, depending on the player.

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Emmanuella Oluwafemi

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For over a decade, Emmanuella Oluwafemi has worked as an iGaming writing and video content specialist, creating reviews, guides, opinion pieces, and easy-to-follow walkthroughs. Her expertise transforms complex gambling topics into accessible, high-quality content. Beyond iGaming, she founded an ed-tech startup that teaches practical freelancing skills for career development.