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. This table uses full-time results, not live scores or a half-time score.
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Premier League BTTS Stats
See how often both teams scored in each club’s latest eligible Premier League matches. Compare the two records, then explore the results behind every percentage.
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Compare each club’s latest eligible Premier League results before the listed fixture. “Home team” and “Away team” identify the clubs in that fixture; both columns include games played at either venue. Check the match count beneath each percentage. Pooled BTTS counts a match appearing in both histories once.
2026/2027 · Matchday 9
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| Fixture | Home team BTTS | Away team BTTS | Pooled BTTS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chelsea vs Manchester United31 Oct 2026 · Sat 12:30 UTC | 70%10 matches | 60%10 matches | 65%20 matches |
| Manchester City vs Brighton & Hove Albion31 Oct 2026 · Sat 15:00 UTC | 70%10 matches | 20%10 matches | 45%20 matches |
| Hull City vs Ipswich Town31 Oct 2026 · Sat 15:00 UTC | 50%8 matches | 70%10 matches | 61%18 matches |
| Coventry City vs Sunderland31 Oct 2026 · Sat 15:00 UTC | 25%8 matches | 50%10 matches | 39%18 matches |
| Brentford vs Nottingham Forest31 Oct 2026 · Sat 15:00 UTC | 80%10 matches | 60%10 matches | 70%20 matches |
| AFC Bournemouth vs Leeds United31 Oct 2026 · Sat 15:00 UTC | 70%10 matches | 50%10 matches | 60%20 matches |
| Tottenham Hotspur vs Crystal Palace31 Oct 2026 · Sat 17:30 UTC | 40%10 matches | 60%10 matches | 50%20 matches |
| Aston Villa vs Fulham31 Oct 2026 · Sat 20:00 UTC | 60%10 matches | 50%10 matches | 55%20 matches |
| Liverpool vs Arsenal1 Nov 2026 · Sun 16:30 UTC | 50%10 matches | 30%10 matches | 40%20 matches |
| Newcastle United vs Everton2 Nov 2026 · Mon 20:00 UTC | 60%10 matches | 40%10 matches | 50%20 matches |
Match data from Sportmonks. These percentages describe recent history. See the data and calculations.
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Understanding btts stats
Use the figures as a starting point, then explore the games and scoring patterns behind them.
How many matches are behind each percentage?
Each team has up to ten eligible completed Premier League games before the listed fixture. The match count beneath its percentage is the actual sample: missing or invalid results are excluded, not treated as BTTS No. The sample can include a previous Premier League season, but not another division or cup games. For illustration, seven BTTS results from ten matches is 70%; three from four is 75%. The second figure comes from fewer games, so compare the denominators as well as the percentages. These examples are not current fixture data.
Should I use All games or Home / away?
The table above uses All games: each club’s eligible results at both venues. In Match Details, Home / away selects home matches for the listed home team and away matches for its opponent. It selects up to ten eligible games in that venue scope; it is not simply half of the all-games sample. Check the resulting counts and how far back those games reach. The dashboard’s Current season option excludes earlier seasons but is still capped at ten eligible games per team. Neither this table nor that option is a complete season ranking.
Why can Pooled BTTS differ from the two team percentages?
Pooled BTTS combines the underlying eligible results and counts a shared match once. It does not average the two displayed percentages or assume the samples have the same size. Illustrative example: both clubs have seven BTTS results in ten games, and their histories share one match that finished BTTS Yes. With that shared result counted once, the pooled sample is 13 BTTS results from 19 unique matches: 68% after rounding. This is a calculation example, not a current match statistic.
Does 70% mean a 70% chance in the next match?
No. It means BTTS occurred in 70% of the eligible historical sample after rounding. The figure is not a calibrated forecast, a betting edge or a guaranteed return. Read both clubs’ records, the sample sizes and the venue scope before drawing conclusions; the pooled figure alone cannot tell you the next result.