How Often Do Teams Go 2 Goals Ahead?
With so many bookmakers paying out now when a team goes 2 goals up in a game, we've taken a detailed look at the statistics behind two goals ahead. How often do teams go 2 goals ahead of their opposition? Which teams are the best teams in the Premier League for going 2 goals ahead in games?, and when, this season, have Premier League teams gone 2 goals ahead, but have not won the game?
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Both Teams To Score Tips
Both teams to score betting is one of the most popular betting markets for punters. As the name states, both teams must score in a game for a BTTS bet to win. That is, both teams must score in 90 minutes, plus injury time. For cup games and competitions where games can go to extra-time and penalties, goals after normal time do not count towards a BTTS bet.
How To Spot A Good BTTS Bet
When looking for a good BTTS bet candidate there are a number of factors that you can look at. We have an extensive BTTS stats section that will show you the best teams in each league for BTTS games. We also have a BTTS & Win Stats section that will allow you to see the teams who have the highest percentage of win and BTTS games.
It's stating the obvious, but when looking for a good BTTS bet you must consider teams that are likely to concede, but also likely to score. More than often, top teams have good defences too, so they might be likely to score, but not likely to concede. Poor teams might be likely to concede, but unlikely to score.
Our Clean Sheets stats section will help you identify teams that keep the most and fewest clean sheets.
You might also want to consider good teams playing away for your BTTS bets. In general, most teams concede more goals away from home than they do at home, so in theory a top team that is likely to score, is more likely to also concede when they play away from home, depending on the opposition.
Although a team might have conceded in a high percentage of their games this season, it is also important to look at who they conceded against. Did they concede against top teams or poor teams? Did they concede at home, or away? It is also important to look at when a team conceded in games during the season. Some teams might have conceded in a high percentage of games, but many of these games might have been at the start of the season and that team's form may have now improved.
