| Match | Both Teams to Score Yes/No | Odds |
|---|---|---|
| Coventry City vs Blackpool | Yes | Evens |
| Macclesfield Town vs Crawley Town | Yes | 8/11 |
| Colorado Rapids vs Seattle Sounders | Yes | 1/2 |
| Corinthians vs Ceara | No | 8/15 |
| CSA vs Chapecoense | No | 4/6 |
| All Five Results as an Accumulator | 12.24/1 | |
- Coventry City vs Blackpool: Yes – Coventry have been excellent in defence so far this term, but cracks emerged in their 3-3 draw with Oxford last time out and Blackpool will be looking to take full advantage. BTTS has landed in 4/6 for the Tangerines, whose attacking outlook under Simon Grayson is lending itself to end-to-end action.
- Macclesfield Town vs Crawley Town: Yes – In just six League Two outings to date, Crawley have delivered a combined tally of 18 goal (ten scored, eight conceded), and that gives a clue as to how they go about their business. Hosts Macclesfield have scored two or more goals in 50% of their outings, and they too are enjoying themselves from an attacking perspective.
- Colorado Rapids vs Seattle Sounders: Yes – The MLS is a league heavy with goals at the best of times, but Colorado’s stats are incredible: in 28 games, they have scored/conceded a combined 99 goals – an average of 3.54 per match. When you look at Seattle’s most recent scorelines – 4-3, 2-1, 2-2, 0-3, 3-3 – you get the feeling that a BTTS verdict is in the offing.
- Corinthians vs Ceara: No – Here we have the Brazilian Serie A’s best defence up against a side that has failed to score in more than 270 minutes of football. Corinthians have only lost 2/17, are unbeaten at home and have conceded just two in nine in front of their own supporters. Ceara, meanwhile, have only netted four in eight on the road.
- CSA vs Chapecoense: No – Here’s one to avoid unless you are a diehard fan of these two teams. CSA have scored just five goals in seventeen games this term – yep, that’s abject. And while Chapecoense’s status as being the worst defensive side in Serie A is confirmed, look at their last three results: 0-1, 0-0, 1-0. There has been a clear improvement in that area.