What “Home to Score 2 in a Row” Means
This is a special market where you bet that the home team (the team playing at their stadium) will score two consecutive goals in the match before the away team scores one in between.
- The goals must be back-to-back.
- If the away team scores between those two goals, the bet loses.
Essentially, you’re betting on a “scoring streak” by the home team.
How It Works with Teams
Suppose Manchester City (Home) vs Chelsea (Away):
- You place a bet on “Home to score 2 in a row”.
- Match events:
- 15’ Manchester City 1–0 Chelsea
- 30’ Manchester City 2–0 Chelsea
- (Your bet wins because City scored twice in a row before Chelsea scored any.)
If instead the match went:
- 15’ Manchester City 1–0 Chelsea
- 22’ Chelsea 1–1 Manchester City
- 35 Manchester City 2–1 Chelsea
- (Your bet loses — City didn’t get two consecutive goals; Chelsea scored in between.)
Realistic Team Examples
This market usually features in games where the home team is strong offensively and likely to dominate periods of the match:
- Manchester City at Etihad Stadium (often score multiple goals in bursts).
- Real Madrid at Santiago Bernabéu (frequent streaks of 2+ goals at home).
- Bayern Munich at Allianz Arena (high-pressure home attack).
Example:
- Bayern Munich vs Augsburg:
- 10’ Bayern 1–0 Augsburg
- 19’ Bayern 2–0 Augsburg (bet wins: two in a row)
Betting Tips
Look for strong home favorites
Teams like City, Real Madrid, Bayern, PSG often score in bursts at home.
Check recent scoring patterns
If a team frequently scores back-to-back goals at home, this market is valuable.
Analyze away team’s defense
If the away side concedes quickly after the first goal, the home team is more likely to get two in a row.
Timing matters
Early goals boost your chances. Some bookmakers offer “in-play” versions of this market, which you can place after watching the first 10–15 minutes.
Combine with other markets
Some bettors combine this with “Home to win & Over 1.5 goals” for bigger odds.
Quick Odds Example
- Manchester City vs Luton Town
- Market: “Home to score 2 in a row” @ 1.70
- Market: “Away to score 2 in a row” @ 7.00
Here, the home team is heavily favored to score two consecutive goals because of their superior attack.
Would you like me to also explain “Away to Score 2 in a Row” (the opposite market)?
It’s similar but flips the logic — useful if you also back underdog streaks.