“Yes | Overtime & Goal” in Football Sports Betting – Explained with Examples + Betting Tips

Overtime & Goal Betting Explained

In football betting, Overtime & Goal is a type of combined bet. It usually refers to betting on whether a match will go into overtime and/or whether a goal will be scored during that overtime period.

  • “Yes” means you are betting that a goal will be scored in overtime.
  • “No” means you are betting that no goal will be scored in overtime.

Note: Overtime in football can be in knockout competitions or tournaments where a match cannot end in a draw (e.g., World Cup knockout stages, UEFA Champions League knockouts).


How It Works – Using a Team Example

Let’s take Manchester United vs. Liverpool in a knockout cup match as an example:

  1. Regulation time ends in a draw:
    • Score at 90 minutes: Manchester United 2 – 2 Liverpool
    • The match now goes into overtime (extra time): 2 periods of 15 minutes each.
  2. Bet: Overtime & Goal – Yes
    • If any team scores during extra time, your “Yes” bet wins.
    • Example: Manchester United scores in the 112th minute → Your bet wins.
  3. Bet: Overtime & Goal – No
    • If no team scores during extra time, your “No” bet wins.
    • Example: Extra time ends 0-0 → Your “No” bet wins.

Key Things to Know

  • Only goals scored during overtime count. Goals scored during regular 90 minutes do not count.
  • This type of bet is usually available in cup or knockout matches, not in league games that can end in a draw.
  • Odds for Yes are usually higher because extra-time goals are less common.

Betting Tips

  1. Check the Teams’ Scoring History in Knockouts
    • Teams like Manchester United or Liverpool often score in extra time. “Yes” may be safer with such teams.
  2. Look at Fatigue and Substitutions
    • Tired teams in extra time are more likely to concede, making “Yes” more likely.
  3. Consider Defensive Styles
    • Defensive teams may make “No” bets safer. Example: If two defensive teams meet, overtime may stay goalless.
  4. Avoid Betting Blindly on Favorites
    • A favorite team doesn’t always score in extra time. Analyze their previous extra-time performance.

Example Scenario Table

MatchRegulation TimeExtra Time ScoreOvertime Goal BetResult
Manchester United vs Liverpool2 – 2MU 1 – 0 LFCYesWin
Chelsea vs Arsenal1 – 10 – 0YesLose
PSG vs Real Madrid3 – 31 – 1YesWin

Summary:

  • “Yes” = a goal will be scored in overtime.
  • “No” = no goal will be scored in overtime.
  • Analyze team tendencies, fatigue, and style before betting.
  • Best for cup/knockout games where matches can go into extra time.

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