What does “Away team to score 3 or more goals in a row” mean?
This is a special market in football betting. It means you are predicting that the away team will score at least 3 consecutive goals in the match without the home team scoring in between.
- The bet wins if the away team scores 3+ back-to-back goals.
- It doesn’t matter if the home team scores first, as long as the away team later puts in 3 straight goals.
- If the home team interrupts the streak with a goal in between, your bet loses.
Example with Real Teams
Example 1:
Match: Manchester United (Home) vs Manchester City (Away)
- Scenario:
- Man Utd scores first → 1-0
- Man City scores three in a row → 1-1, 1-2, 1-3
- Bet Wins (because City scored 3 consecutive goals).
Example 2:
Match: Real Madrid (Home) vs Barcelona (Away)
- Scenario:
- Real Madrid scores first → 1-0
- Barcelona scores twice → 1-1, 1-2
- Real Madrid scores again → 2-2
- Barcelona scores two more → 2-3, 2-4
- Bet Loses (Barcelona never scored 3 straight without interruption, only 2 max).
Example 3:
Match: PSG (Home) vs Bayern Munich (Away)
- Scenario:
- Bayern starts strong and scores → 0-1, 0-2, 0-3
- Bet Wins immediately (Bayern scored 3 in a row away from home).
When does this market usually succeed?
This market favors strong attacking away teams that:
- Score heavily – Teams like Bayern Munich, Manchester City, Real Madrid, PSG, or Barcelona.
- Dominate weaker opponents – When playing against mid-table or relegation-threatened sides.
- Exploit open play – Especially in matches where the home team has a weak defense.
Betting Tips
- Look at team form: If the away team is averaging 2.5+ goals per game, they have a good chance of hitting 3 in a row.
- Check head-to-head stats: Some teams consistently dominate certain opponents (e.g., Man City vs Burnley).
- Consider home team defense: If the home team has conceded 3+ goals often, the chance is higher.
- Cup & Champions League games: Strong away teams often crush weaker sides here.
- Live betting tip: If the away team looks dominant early and the home team struggles, odds on this market can be valuable.
Example Bet:
- Liverpool (Away) vs Luton Town (Home)
- If Liverpool score early, they could easily put 3 past Luton before Luton reply.
Would you like me to also explain the opposite bet (Away team NOT to score 3 in a row) with examples? That’s also a common option in this market.