Both Teams to Score

Both Teams to Score Statistics

The table above shows statistics for BothTeamstoScore for top football teams playing in major domestic and international competitions from around the world. Teams with highest percentage of games in terms of matches played where both teams scored each are listed at the top of the statistics. Alternatively, teams with worst performance in games played where both teams scored (BTTS - No) are listed at the end of the table. However with the percentage column ordering, users can quickly bring those teams on top if they fancy to bet on BTTS - No. Kindly note that football tournaments which just started may not be listed, as we require a minimum of 3 games played by a team in the current season before the team gets listed in these stats.

The statistics table for Both Teams to Score can be filtered to show stats per individual football tournament, for current season or previous season. Other filters available can produce data only for Home played matches or Away matches, where a team may prove to have different performances from total games.

Data on this table is updated daily.

What Football Tournaments are Featured in Both Teams to Score?

• Belgium: Pro League
• England: Premier League
• Germany: Bundesliga
• Spain: La Liga
• Netherlands: Eredivisie
• Italy: Serie A
• and many more top football leagues from around the globe

What is Both Teams to Score (BTTS)?

The "Both Teams to Score (BTTS)" market in football betting is both popular and straightforward. Here's the basic premise:

• BTTS - Yes: For a bet in this category to win, both teams playing in the match must score at least one goal each.
• BTTS - No: For this bet to be successful, at least one of the teams (or both) should not score in the match.

For example, if a match ends with a scoreline of 2-1, 3-2, or even 1-1, a "BTTS - Yes" bet would win. However, scorelines like 0-0, 3-0, or 0-4 would result in a "BTTS - No" bet winning.

How Can These Stats Benefit You in Betting?

1. Spotting Trends: By observing which teams frequently feature in matches where both teams score, bettors can identify patterns*. Teams that often have "BTTS - Yes" outcomes might have a strong attack but a weaker defense, leading to more open games.
2. Informed Betting: If a team has a high percentage of "BTTS - Yes" matches, it might be wise to consider betting* on "BTTS - Yes" the next time they play, especially if they're facing another team with a similar trend.
3. Tactical Insights: For those keen on understanding the tactical aspects of football, these stats can provide valuable insights. Teams with frequent "BTTS - Yes" outcomes might be involved in more open, end-to-end matches, indicating a certain style of play.

The "Both Teams to Score" market offers a clear and engaging way to bet on football matches. By leveraging the stats provided on this page, you can make more informed decisions and potentially increase your chances of placing successful bets. Always remember to bet responsibly and use these stats as a guide, not a guaranteed predictor.