Injury Time Goal in Sport Betting (Also called “Goal in Added Time” or “Goal in Stoppage Time”)
This type of bet focuses on whether a goal will be scored during injury (added/stoppage) time at the end of either half of a football (soccer) match. It’s a popular prop or special market.
What It Means
You’re betting on whether a goal will be scored during the added minutes after the regular 45 minutes (1st half) or 90 minutes (2nd half).
- Example Market:
“Goal Scored in Injury Time (Yes/No)”
What Counts as Injury Time?
- 1st Half Injury Time = 45:01 – 45:59+
- 2nd Half Injury Time = 90:01 – 90:59+
(Includes extended time, like up to 100+ minutes if the ref adds that much)
Bet Types
- Any Injury Time Goal (Yes/No) – Will there be any goal scored during either first or second-half stoppage time?
- 2nd Half Injury Time Goal – More common; goal must occur after 90:00.
- Player to Score in Injury Time – Picks a specific player to score during injury time.
- Team to Score in Injury Time – A bet on whether a team scores in stoppage time.
- Goal Time Intervals – Some bookies offer:
“Goal Between 90:01–Full Time.”
Example:
Match: Man City vs. Liverpool
You Bet: “Goal in 2nd Half Injury Time – Yes”
Final Score: 2-1, with the last goal at 90+4′
You win the bet!
Tips:
- Late goals are common in games with drama, tight scorelines, or lots of stoppages.
- Injury time goals are more likely in high-stakes matches or when teams are chasing the game.
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