Number Of Goals To Be Scored In A Row By Team 1 — Explained
This betting market predicts how many consecutive goals (back-to-back without interruption) Team 1 (usually the Home team) will score during the match.
It focuses on goal streaks, not total goals.
What It Means
You are betting on the longest run of goals that Team 1 will score without the opponent scoring in between.
Examples of possible options on bookmakers:
- Team 1 to score 1 goal in a row
- Team 1 to score 2 goals in a row
- Team 1 to score 3+ goals in a row
- Team 1 NOT to score any consecutive goals (0 in a row)
How It Works (Simple)
If Team 1 scores:
- Once → Their streak is 1
- Twice in a row → Streak is 2
- Three times in a row → Streak is 3
- The streak resets if the opponent scores.
Example Using Realistic Teams
Let’s use Team 1: Manchester City (Home)
and Team 2: Brentford (Away)
Example Match Scenario
Goals scored in this order:
- Man City scores → streak = 1
- Man City scores → streak = 2
- Brentford scores → streak resets
- Brentford scores
- Man City scores → streak = 1
Final Goal Streaks for Man City
- First streak: 2 goals in a row
- Second streak: 1 goal in a row
Longest streak = 2
What bets win?
| Bet Option | Result | Win/Lose |
|---|---|---|
| Team 1 to score 1 goal in a row | Yes | Win |
| Team 1 to score 2 goals in a row | Yes | Win |
| Team 1 to score 3+ goals in a row | No | Lose |
| Team 1 to score 0 in a row | No | Lose |
Another Quick Example
Goals:
- Brentford
- Brentford
- Man City
- Brentford
Man City only scored once, and it wasn’t consecutive.
Team 1 longest streak = 1
Another Example (Big Streak)
Goals:
- Man City
- Man City
- Man City
- Man City
- Brentford
Man City streak = 4 goals in a row
Why Bookmakers Offer This Market
This market is used to predict:
- Dominance of a team
- Ability to score back-to-back
- Momentum shifts in matches
It is popular in matches involving strong vs weak teams.
Betting Tips for “Goals in a Row by Team 1”
Look for Strong Attacking Teams
Teams likely to score consecutive goals:
- Man City
- Bayern Munich
- Real Madrid
- PSG
- Liverpool
Weak teams often concede in bunches.
Consider Home Advantage
Team 1 is usually the home team.
Home teams:
- Attack more
- Keep pressure
- Score back-to-back often
Check Opponent’s Defense
Bet higher goal streaks when the opponent:
- Concedes many goals
- Has injured defenders
- Plays away from home
- Uses a high defensive line (easy to counterattack)
Use Recent Form
Look at last 5 matches:
- Did Team 1 score multiple goals in a row?
- Do they frequently score early?
Example:
If Man City scored 2+ consecutive goals in 4 of their last 5 matches →
Bet Team 1 to score 2+ in a row.
Live Betting Advantage
If Team 1 starts strong and presses hard:
→ Good time to play 2 goals in a row.
If the opponent looks dangerous on counter:
→ Stick to 1 goal in a row.
Avoid High Streak Bets in Balanced Matches
Don’t pick big streaks (3+ goals) in:
- Derbies
- Top 6 vs Top 6
- Defensive-oriented teams
Best Situations to Bet
| Match Type | Good Bet |
|---|---|
| Strong home team vs weak away team | 2+ or 3+ in a row |
| Balanced match | 1 goal in a row |
| Defensive match | 0–1 in a row |
| Live match with early pressure | 2+ in a row |
Summary
“Number of Goals to Be Scored in a Row by Team 1” means betting on how many consecutive goals Team 1 will score during the match before the opponent scores.