BTTS Predictions — Both Teams To Score

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This page selects every modelled fixture, ordered by the derived probability that both teams score at least once. A fixture without published expected goals cannot be derived and is left out.

3 fixtures of 3 considered

Prices captured in the scheduled market snapshot, 11 September at 08:02 UK time.

How these probabilities are derived. They come from the engine's own bivariate Poisson score matrix with the Dixon-Coles low-score correction — the same matrix the match pages show, computed once by the engine rather than re-derived here. Probabilities, not promises: no outcome is ever certain.

Match	Kickoff (UK)	Expected goals (H — A)	BTTS (derived)
Falkirk F.C. v Hearts PS	Tue 15 Sept, 19:45	members	members
Hibernian v Kilmarnock PS	Tue 15 Sept, 19:45	members	members
Motherwell v Aberdeen PS	Tue 15 Sept, 19:45	members	members

Frequently asked questions

What does BTTS mean?

BTTS ("both teams to score") is a market on whether each side scores at least once. The probabilities here are derived from the model’s published expected goals per team.

How are the BTTS probabilities calculated?

From the engine’s bivariate Poisson score matrix with the Dixon-Coles low-score correction, which is the same matrix the match pages show. The BTTS probability is the total mass of every scoreline where both teams scored. Treating the two teams as independent would understate it, because the correction adds weight to low-scoring and drawn scorelines.

Prices captured in the scheduled market snapshot, 11 September at 08:02 UK time. · engine slate assembled 12 h ago · this page fetched the feed just now. Every price shown is a real captured bookmaker price with its own capture time.