”0-1 Goal Range” in football Sports Betting – Explained with Examples + Betting Tips


What “0–1 Goal Range” Means

“0–1 Goal Range” bet is a type of total goals (over/under) bet where you are predicting that the total number of goals scored by both teams combined in the match will fall within 0 or 1.

  • You win if the match ends with 0 or 1 total goal.
  • You lose if the match ends with 2 or more goals.

This is sometimes listed as:

  • “Total Goals 0–1”
  • “Goals Interval 0–1”
  • “0–1 goals in the match”

How It Works (Step by Step with a Team Example)

Let’s use a real team for context:
Imagine a Premier League match Burnley vs. Sheffield United. Both teams are known for defensive football.

If you place a 0–1 Goals Range bet:

  • You’re betting that the full-time scoreline will be either:
    • 0-0
    • 1-0
    • 0-1

Any other score (like 2-0, 1-1, 2-1, etc.) will lose your bet.

Example Table:

Final ScoreTotal GoalsBet Result
0–00 Win
1–01Win
0–11Win
1–12Lose
2–02 Lose
2–13 Lose

Why People Bet on 0–1 Goals Range

  • Higher odds compared to standard Over/Under 2.5 Goals markets.
  • Best for games where both teams have strong defences or poor attacking form.
  • Often used in cup ties where one team “parks the bus” to force extra time.

Betting Tips for 0–1 Goal Range

Here are practical tips to improve your chances:

  1. Look for Defensive Teams
    • Teams like Burnley, Sheffield United, Atlético Madrid (under Simeone) or some Italian Serie A sides are known for low-scoring games.
  2. Check Recent Form & Head-to-Head
    • If both teams regularly produce low-scoring games against each other, the 0–1 range becomes attractive.
  3. Weather & Pitch Conditions
    • Bad weather or poor pitch conditions reduce the likelihood of goals (especially in smaller leagues).
  4. Motivation Factor
    • If a team only needs a draw or plans to defend heavily (e.g., away team in the Champions League), this market is more likely.
  5. Live Betting Advantage
    • If the first 20–30 minutes are cagey with no real chances, you can place a live bet on the 0–1 goals range at better odds.

Quick Example Betting Slip

  • Match: Burnley vs Sheffield United
  • Market: Goals Range 0–1
  • Odds: 3.25 (for example)
  • Stake: $20
  • Potential Return: $65

If the match ends 0–0, 1–0, or 0–1, you win.
If the match ends with 2+ goals, you lose.


Key Takeaway:

“0–1 Goal Range” betting is a low-goals market. It’s profitable if you can identify defensive matchups or games where both sides are unlikely to score multiple goals. Always combine form analysis, team news, and playing style before placing this bet.


Would you like me to also explain the “2–3 Goals Range” (a very common complementary market) next?


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