What Does It Mean?
This market means you are betting that the away team will score 2 consecutive goals without interruption during the match.
- If the away team scores two goals back-to-back (without the home team scoring in between), your bet wins.
- If the home team scores between their goals, or the away team only scores once, your bet loses.
Example with Teams
Example 1: Manchester City (Away) vs Newcastle United (Home)
- Match starts: Newcastle 0–1 Man City (Haaland scores).
- Later: Newcastle 0–2 Man City (Foden scores).
Man City scored two consecutive goals. Bet wins.
But if the sequence is:
- Newcastle 0–1 Man City
- Newcastle 1–1 Man City
- Newcastle 1–2 Man City
Man City did not score 2 in a row because Newcastle equalized in between. Bet loses.
Example 2: Real Madrid (Away) vs Sevilla (Home)
- 20th min: Real Madrid scores (Vinícius Jr.) → 0–1
- 37th min: Real Madrid scores again (Bellingham) → 0–2
Away team scored 2 in a row.
But if Sevilla scores before Madrid’s second:
- Sevilla 0–1 Real Madrid
- Sevilla 1–1 Real Madrid
- Sevilla 1–2 Real Madrid
No consecutive goals for Madrid.
When This Bet is Likely
- Strong away teams (Man City, Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, PSG) against weaker home sides.
- Teams with high scoring power and ability to dominate possession.
- Matches where the home team has a weak defense or often concedes in bursts.
- Games with open playstyles (e.g., Bundesliga, Eredivisie, Serie A).
Betting Tips
- Research Team Scoring Trends
- Some clubs score in bursts (Liverpool often nets 2–3 goals quickly).
- Check recent away matches: do they score multiple consecutive goals?
- Look at Opponent’s Defense
- Teams like Luton Town or Augsburg may concede multiple goals quickly.
- If the home team is shaky defensively, this bet becomes stronger.
- In-Play Betting Advantage
- If the away team scores first and looks dominant, live betting on them to score the next goal as well can give better odds.
- Avoid Balanced Fixtures
- In tight matches (e.g., Arsenal vs Chelsea), the chance of trading goals is higher, making consecutive goals less likely.
- Consider League Styles
- Bundesliga and Eredivisie = higher scoring streaks.
- Serie A and Ligue 1 = more tactical, harder for consecutive goals.
Best Example Bet:
- Bayern Munich away at Bochum.
- Bayern often scores 2–3 back-to-back goals before Bochum replies.
Would you like me to also create a list of current strong away teams most likely to score 2 or more consecutive goals(based on their style and stats)?