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What Is BTTS? Both Teams To Score Explained

Published 8 Jun 2026

Both Teams To Score (BTTS) is one of football's most popular markets. Here's how it works and how to read our BTTS stats.

BTTS stands for Both Teams To Score. You are betting on whether both teams find the net in a single match.

How BTTS works

  • BTTS Yes β€” both teams score at least once (1-1, 2-1, 3-2).
  • BTTS No β€” at least one team fails to score (1-0, 0-0, 2-0).

Only the final score matters, not who scores first. A 4-0 win is BTTS No; a 1-1 draw is BTTS Yes.

Why bettors like it

You don't need to pick a winner β€” a team can lose and your BTTS Yes still wins, as long as both sides score. That makes it popular for tight or unpredictable fixtures.

How to read our BTTS stats

For every team we show the share of matches that finished BTTS Yes, split home and away. Free-scoring but leaky "entertainers" sit high; defensively strong sides sit low. Compare every team in the BTTS table, and cross-reference Over/Under goals β€” goals and BTTS often go together.

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