What counts as BTTS?
BTTS means both teams score at least once. A 1–1 or 2–1 full-time result counts as BTTS Yes; 2–0 and 0–0 count as BTTS No.
League One · Football research
See how often both teams scored in each club’s latest eligible League One matches. Compare the two records, then explore the results behind every percentage. Only regular-season matches from this league are included; playoffs and other competitions are excluded.
Explore the dashboardEach team’s latest games at both venues. The combined rate pools unique matches and counts a shared match once.
2026/2027 · Matchday 8
| Fixture | Home team BTTS | Away team BTTS | Pooled BTTS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wycombe Wanderers vs Reading26 Sept 2026 · Sat 14:00 UTC | 80%10 matches | 50%10 matches | 65%20 matches |
| Stockport County vs Peterborough United26 Sept 2026 · Sat 14:00 UTC | 70%10 matches | 50%10 matches | 58%19 matches |
| Plymouth Argyle vs Burton Albion26 Sept 2026 · Sat 14:00 UTC | 70%10 matches | 90%10 matches | 80%20 matches |
| Cambridge United vs AFC Wimbledon26 Sept 2026 · Sat 14:00 UTC | 100%10 matches | 20%10 matches | 60%20 matches |
Match data from Sportmonks. These percentages describe recent history. See the data and calculations.
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Use the figures as a starting point, then explore the games and scoring patterns behind them.
BTTS means both teams score at least once. A 1–1 or 2–1 full-time result counts as BTTS Yes; 2–0 and 0–0 count as BTTS No.
If both teams scored in seven of a team’s ten eligible matches, its BTTS rate is 70%. FootyTotals uses up to ten recent league games per team and counts shared matches once in the combined rate. This describes past results, not the next match’s probability.
All games includes each team’s recent results at both venues. In the dashboard, Home / away uses only home games for the upcoming home team and away games for its opponent. A home team’s recent 2–1 away win contributes to All games but leaves its sample when you select Home / away.