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Both Teams to Score tips from Andy and his team of experts.

Wednesday's Both Teams to Score Treble ⚽️ @ 4.48

Sparta are yet to keep a league clean sheet

Sparta Rotterdam still haven't managed a single clean sheet this season, conceding in all 10 league games so far.

Their defence has been so poor that they've even conceded twice at home against PEC Zwolle and Willem II, two of the weakest attacks in the Eredivisie.

Their xGA of 2.14 doesn't look any better, especially when you consider they're giving away an average of 18 shots per game.

Fortuna have scored 11 goals in five away games, but they've also seen BTTS land in four of those five matches.

That's not a great sign for Fortuna's defence, especially as Sparta have already shown they can score against some of the league's best defences, including Ajax and PSV.

Sparta just can't seem to keep a clean sheet, but they've also scored seven goals in their last three games, making BTTS look like a great option here.

Bournemouth are enjoying their best attacking run of the season, scoring at least twice in each of their last four games.

They've picked up two big 3-0 wins against Manchester United and Milan, racking up 30 shots across those two games.

Aston Villa have been looking sharp too, scoring in their last nine games and coming off a big 2-1 win over Manchester City.

Ibrahim Mbaye has been involved in two goals in his last two games, giving him four goal contributions this season, despite rarely playing more than one half.

He's averaging 3.34 shots per 90 minutes and should get more minutes against Bournemouth.

BTTS looks even more promising when you consider that Bournemouth are averaging 22 shots per game at home, while Aston Villa have an away xGA of 1.66 per game in the Premier League.

Monza v Napoli
Today
19:45

Monza have scored in every Serie A game so far, with BTTS landing in seven of their eight matches.

Gustavo Varela has scored seven of Monza's 15 league goals, including three in his last two games.

Their attack has been pretty consistent, but it's their defence that's the real problem, conceding more than two goals per game on average.

They've conceded three or more in over half their games and are giving away an average of 5.3 shots on target.

This looks like another good game for BTTS, especially as Napoli have been struggling at the back too, conceding six goals in their last two home games.

Going forward, though, Napoli are averaging 16 shots per away game, and Scott McTominay is in great form, scoring twice in each of his last two games.

Andy Robson

BTTS Betting Guide

What is a Both Teams to Score (BTTS) bet?

A Both Teams to Score bet is a wager on whether both teams will score at least one goal during a match. If you back Both Teams to Score - Yes, both sides must score for the bet to win. If you back Both Teams to Score - No, at least one team must fail to score.

For example:

If Team A draws 1-1 with Team B, a BTTS Yes bet wins because both teams have scored.
If Team A loses 0-1 to Team B, a BTTS Yes bet loses because only one team has scored.

How are our BTTS tips selected?

Ramis Ibrahim selects our BTTS tips by assessing recent scoring and defensive form, home and away records, opposition strength and the expected style of each fixture. Rather than simply looking for high-scoring matches, the aim is to identify games where both teams have a realistic chance of finding the back of the net.

What makes a good BTTS bet?

Useful indicators can include both teams scoring regularly, both sides conceding consistently, strong attacking records and weaknesses in defence. Home and away form can also be important, as some teams produce very different scoring and defensive numbers based on this.

Which leagues are best for BTTS betting?

There is no single league that is best for Both Teams to Score bets, as scoring trends can change throughout the season. Competitions with high average goal totals and teams that regularly both score and concede can produce more BTTS opportunities. Our BTTS tips can span multiple leagues as we look for the best available selections across the day’s fixtures.

BTTS Accumulator Tips

What is a Both Teams to Score accumulator?

A BTTS accumulator combines multiple Both Teams to Score selections into one bet. Every selection must win for the accumulator to pay out. Adding more selections increases the potential return but also reduces the likelihood of every leg winning.

How many legs should I include in a BTTS acca?

There is no ideal number of legs for a BTTS accumulator. Fewer selections generally mean a lower potential return but make it more likely that every leg will win, while adding more legs increases both the potential return and the risk. You can also use our Acca Stats page to compare different accumulator options.

Both Teams to Score FAQs

What is the difference between BTTS and over 2.5 goals?

BTTS Yes requires both teams to score, while over 2.5 goals requires at least three goals in total, regardless of which team scores them. A 1-1 draw wins a BTTS Yes bet but loses an over 2.5 goals bet. A 3-0 result does the opposite.

For matches we expect to produce three or more goals, see our over 2.5 goals tips, with match analysis explaining the reasoning behind each selection.

What bookmaker promotions can I use on BTTS accumulators?

Some bookmakers offer promotions that can be useful when placing BTTS accumulators, such as acca boosts, free bets or enhanced rewards on qualifying bets. The exact offers can change, so it is worth checking the latest terms before placing your bet.

If you do not already have an account, you can open one with Paddy Power, Betfair, Sky Bet, bet365, BoyleSports or Midnite, which offer Both Teams to Score markets across a wide range of football fixtures. You can then compare the available odds and promotions before deciding where to place your BTTS selections.

What does BTTS & Win mean?

BTTS & Win combines a match result prediction with a Both Teams to Score selection.

For example, if you backed Liverpool to beat Manchester United and both teams to score, both parts of the bet would need to be correct.

If Liverpool won 2-1, the bet would win. If Liverpool won 2-0, the bet would lose because Manchester United failed to score.

Combining the two markets will usually result in higher odds than backing either outcome separately.

How often are BTTS tips updated?

New BTTS tips are published throughout the week around upcoming fixtures. Check this page regularly for the latest Both Teams to Score selections and BTTS accumulators. We only publish a BTTS tip when we believe there is enough supporting data behind the selection, rather than forcing picks just to keep the page updated.

Does Both Teams to Score include extra time?

Both Teams to Score bets are usually settled on the 90-minute result plus stoppage time, unless the bookmaker states otherwise. Goals scored during extra time or a penalty shootout would therefore not normally count towards a standard BTTS bet. Always check the individual market rules before placing your bet.

Where can I get free bets to use on BTTS tips?

You can check our free bets hub for the latest sign-up offers, free bets and promotions from a range of UK bookmakers. Depending on the terms of the individual offer, free bets or rewards may be available to use on Both Teams to Score selections. Always check the bookmaker’s promotional terms before using an offer.