Both Teams to Score (BTTS) predictions today
Galatasarayv
BarcelonaEvery BTTS call below is the model's own output, ranked highest probability first — 45 fixtures across 3 competitions, with no curation step in between.
Each call is published and locked at about 17:00 UK, usually around two days before kickoff, then time-stamped to the Bitcoin blockchain so it can't be edited afterwards — see the proof. Model last rerun .
Today's BTTS predictions
17 fixturesRanked by model probability — higher means more confident.
GalatasarayvBarcelona
RB Leipzigv
PSV Eindhoven
Sabah FKv
Slavia Prague
Internazionalev
Club Brugge
Viking FKv
Bayern Munich
Atlético Madridv
Manchester United
Lensv
Sporting CP
Villarrealv
Napoli
Cardiff Cityv
Watford
Arsenalv
Lille
Millwallv
Swansea City
Birmingham Cityv
Preston North End
Bristol Cityv
Blackburn Rovers
Stoke Cityv
Middlesbrough
Wolverhampton Wanderersv
Bolton Wanderers
Wrexhamv
West Bromwich Albion
Burnleyv
Charlton AthleticUpcoming BTTS predictions
to Thursday 15 OctAlready published and locked. Later fixtures join the list as their calls go up, about two days before kickoff.
Tomorrow
13
Bodo/Glimtv
Borussia Dortmund
AS Romav
Real Madrid
Norwich Cityv
Southampton
Manchester Cityv
Paris Saint-Germain
Feyenoord Rotterdamv
Como
Slovan Bratislavav
VfB Stuttgart
Real Betisv
FC Porto
Shakhtar Donetskv
AEK Athens
Lincoln Cityv
West Ham United
Aston Villav
Fenerbahce
Portsmouthv
Sheffield United
LASK Linzv
Liverpool
Queens Park Rangersv
Derby CountyThursday 15 Oct
15
FC Cincinnativ
New England Revolution
LA Galaxyv
Portland Timbers
Inter Miami CFv
New York City FC
Chicago Fire FCv
Philadelphia Union
Real Salt Lakev
San Jose Earthquakes
St. Louis CITY SCv
Vancouver Whitecaps
Toronto FCv
Orlando City SC
D.C. Unitedv
Red Bull New York
Colorado Rapidsv
Minnesota United FC
Columbus Crewv
Charlotte FCHow recent BTTS calls landed
64 of 100 — 64%Every one published before kickoff and graded off the final score afterwards, misses included.
How the model calls BTTS
Both Teams to Score (BTTS) asks whether each side scores at least one goal in 90 minutes. Bawler derives this directly from the per-side expected goals — high mutual scoring rates push BTTS Yes; lopsided fixtures with one weak attack push BTTS No.
It is the same model that powers our public track record: it works out how many goals each side is likely to score from their recent scoring and defending, factors in opponent strength and home advantage, then recalibrates against real results every week — so a 70% call keeps meaning 70%.
Chelsea