Team Scoring Stats
Hit rates for goals scored by team this season. Filter by over 0.5, 1.5 and 2.5 thresholds or use the goal range sections to find teams that score within specific bands. Sort by hit rate, avg goals, or next fixture.
Scored Over 0.5
| Team | Opp Hit Rate | Odds | |||||
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Current season · Domestic leagues · Minimum 6 matches played · Shows teams with an upcoming fixture
Scored over 0.5 is the baseline scoring market: did the team score at least once. The inverse of this stat is failed to score, which is the direct input for clean sheet markets on the opposition side and for BTTS no research. Teams with low scored over 0.5 rates are those that blank most frequently, and pairing them against a defensively solid opponent makes BTTS no a more grounded bet than it would be based on result form alone.
The scored over 1.5 and over 2.5 tables below focus on teams that score in volume. These markets are structurally different from total goals markets because only one team's output counts. A team scoring over 1.5 in a 2-0 win is just as relevant as one scoring in a 2-2 draw. Pair these figures with the team conceding page to find fixtures where a high-scoring side faces a side that concedes regularly.
Scored Over 1.5
| Team | Opp Hit Rate | Odds | |||||
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Current season · Domestic leagues · Minimum 6 matches played · Shows teams with an upcoming fixture
Scored Over 2.5
| Team | Opp Hit Rate | Odds | |||||
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Current season · Domestic leagues · Minimum 6 matches played · Shows teams with an upcoming fixture
Find over 2.5 goals fixtures with Fixture Scout
Build conditions on goals scored and conceded by both sides, set a hit rate threshold, and find upcoming fixtures that qualify. Filter by competition and date range, with live odds where available.
Goals Scored Range
Range stats show how often a team scores within a specific band of goals. The 1-2 range captures controlled winning performances and tight matches where one goal separates the sides. The 1-3 range is broader and covers most competitive fixtures. Switch to 2-4 to find teams with a high ceiling who regularly put multiple goals past opponents without necessarily blowing them away. Use these alongside team total markets rather than match total markets since only one side's scoring counts.
Scored 1-2 Goals
| Team | Opp Hit Rate | Odds | |||||
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Current season · Domestic leagues · Minimum 6 matches played · Shows teams with an upcoming fixture
Team Total and Anytime Markets
Team scoring stats are most directly useful for team total goals markets, anytime scorer accumulators, and BTTS research. The data on this page isolates the attacking output of one side, which is a different measure from total match goals. A team can produce high scored over 1.5 rates while playing in consistently low-scoring matches if their opponents rarely score.
Team total goals markets
Bookmakers offer over/under lines on individual team goal totals, typically at 0.5, 1.5 and 2.5. The hit rates on this page are a direct match for those markets. Only the selected team's goals count toward settlement.
Anytime scorer accumulators
Teams that score in high proportions of their matches provide the structural backing for anytime scorer legs. A team scoring in 90% of matches gives individual striker markets more grounding than recent form alone.
Scored over 2.5
Relatively rare. Most bookmakers price this at 4.00 or higher for average sides, and at lower odds for the most prolific attacking teams. The hit rate in the table above shows how sustainable that output has been across the full season.
Goal ranges
Range markets are offered by some bookmakers on team total goals, typically covering bands like 1-2 or 2-3. The range tables on this page show which teams most consistently score within specific bands, which is useful for exact goals or band markets.
For player-level scoring data, the player trends page shows which players have been hitting goal thresholds consistently over their last recent matches. The player props finder lets you filter by goals scored with live odds from multiple bookmakers.
Team Scoring FAQ
Which teams score the most goals this season?
The over 1.5 and over 2.5 team scoring tables on this page rank every team by how often they score the line in question. Sort by hit rate to see the highest scoring teams across 115+ leagues, with home and away splits available via the venue filter.
What does team over 1.5 goals mean?
It is a market on whether a single team scores two or more goals in the match, regardless of how many the opponent scores. It is also called a team total. A 2-3 loss still settles team over 1.5 yes for the losing side. Available on most major bookmakers under team totals or single-team goals.
How is the team scoring hit rate calculated?
It is the percentage of a team's domestic league matches this season where they scored the line in question. For team over 1.5, it is the share of matches where the team scored two or more goals. Domestic league matches only unless stated otherwise.
What is a goal range market?
Goal range is a market that splits possible team or match goal totals into bands such as 0-1, 2-3, 4+. The team goal range table on this page shows how often each team's match scoring falls into each band. It is the basis for the goal range or banded total goals markets at most major bookmakers.
Why use team scoring stats over the BTTS market?
Team scoring isolates one side. BTTS requires both teams to score. A team that scores in nearly every match but plays opponents that often fail to score will have a high team over 0.5 rate but a much lower BTTS rate. Team scoring stats are the cleaner read on a single side's offensive output.
Do extra time goals count for team scoring markets?
No. Settlement is based on the regulation 90 minutes plus injury time only. Goals scored in extra time or penalty shootouts in cup fixtures do not affect team scoring or team total markets unless the bookmaker specifies otherwise.