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Both teams to score (BTTS) tips

Both teams to score (BTTS) picks from our tipsters across upcoming matches.

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Both teams to score (BTTS) tips: how it works

Both teams to score — BTTS, or "goals/goals" — is one of the most popular football markets because it ignores who wins and asks a simpler question: will both sides find the net? This page lists every BTTS pick our tipsters have on upcoming fixtures, with the odds taken on each.

A BTTS Yes wins as soon as each team scores at least once; a BTTS No wins if either side keeps a clean sheet. Our tipsters lean on recent scoring and clean-sheet form, attacking and defensive quality, team news and head-to-head goal trends to judge which way a match is likely to break — and the short note on each pick explains the angle.

Click any fixture to open the full match page, where the head-to-head record, both teams' recent results and the live BTTS price are all in one place so you can confirm the tip still has value before kick-off.

Frequently asked questions

What does both teams to score (BTTS) mean?
Both teams to score is a bet on whether each side will score at least one goal. BTTS Yes wins when both teams find the net; BTTS No wins if either side fails to score.
Does BTTS include own goals?
Yes. An own goal counts towards the team it is credited to, so it still settles a both-teams-to-score bet as a goal for that side.
What happens to a BTTS bet if a match is 0-0?
A goalless draw means BTTS Yes loses and BTTS No wins, because at least one team — in fact both — failed to score.
Are these BTTS tips free?
Yes, every both teams to score tip here is free. Each one is posted before kick-off and counted towards the tipster's public, tracked record.