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Atlético Madrid vs Osasuna: matching totals, different starts
Both have six over-2.5 results in ten La Liga games. Atlético’s one-sided scorelines and the new-season split explain why BTTS tells a different story.
Atlético de Madrid vs Osasuna 16 Sept 2026 · 17:00 UTCPre-match analysis · Published before kickoff
Atlético Madrid and Osasuna both have six over-2.5 results in their last ten La Liga games. That looks like agreement, but the scores behind those records tell different stories ahead of their meeting on Wednesday, 16 September.
Atlético’s last two league games finished 3–0 and 0–3. Both cleared over 2.5, and neither had both teams scoring. That distinction matters if you are weighing up a total-goals bet against BTTS.
Matching totals, different routes to three goals
Atlético beat Real Sociedad 3–0 on 13 September after losing 3–0 to Athletic on 5 September. Earlier this season, a 3–1 win at Sevilla and a 2–2 draw with Villarreal also cleared the line. Four of their five current-season league matches have therefore gone over 2.5.
Osasuna have two over-2.5 results in five this season: a 5–2 defeat at Alavés and a 2–1 win at Celta. Their other three results were 0–2, 1–0 and 0–0. The identical last-ten rate of 60% hides a current-season comparison of 4 of 5 versus 2 of 5.
Five games are too few to settle the question. They do explain why looking through the results adds something that the headline percentages alone cannot.
One shared match changes the combined count
Atlético’s 2–1 win at Osasuna on 12 May appears in both last-ten lists. Counting it once leaves 19 distinct matches, of which 11 finished over 2.5: a combined historical rate of 58%.
Simply adding the two six-out-of-ten records would count that game twice. The widget removes the duplicate. Its 58% describes these past results; it is not a forecast probability for Wednesday.
BTTS is a separate question
Both teams scored in four of Atlético’s last ten league matches and six of Osasuna’s. After removing the same shared fixture, that is nine of 19 distinct games, or 47%.
In the five current-season games, each side has two BTTS results. Atlético’s one-sided three-goal games account for part of the gap between their BTTS and over-2.5 records. For more on reading the two conditions together, see our BTTS and over 2.5 guide.
The venue filter comes with older results
Switch either widget to Home / away. Atlético have five qualifying results in their last ten home games and Osasuna have six in their last ten away games, for both BTTS and over 2.5. Those venue samples contain no shared match, giving 11 of 20, or 55%.
Only two games in each venue sample belong to the current season; the other eight are from the previous season. These lists reach back to February. The all-games samples each contain five from this season and five from the previous one, reaching back to May.
The useful next step is to check which results support the bet you are considering. Atlético’s recent total-goals record includes games where one team did all the scoring. Keep that in view alongside the small current-season samples and the older venue records.
Explore the wider La Liga total-goals records and BTTS records, or open the La Liga dashboard for the currently listed fixtures.


