What Does It Mean?
This market predicts whether a single team will score consecutive goals in a match before the opponent scores.
- If Team A scores the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd goals without reply, that counts as 3 goals in a row.
- Once the other team scores, the sequence resets.
It’s about streaks of goals by one team during a match.
Example with Teams
Imagine a Premier League match: Arsenal vs. Tottenham
- Scenario 1:
- Arsenal scores 1-0 → 2-0 → 3-0 before Spurs respond.
- Arsenal has scored 3 goals in a row.
- Scenario 2:
- Spurs score first (0-1), Arsenal equalises (1-1), Spurs then score (1-2, 1-3).
- Spurs have scored 2 goals in a row.
- Scenario 3:
- The game finishes 2-2 with alternating goals (1-0, 1-1, 2-1, 2-2).
- No team scored more than 1 goal in a row.
Betting Markets Offered
Bookmakers may phrase it differently:
- “Team to score 2 goals in a row” (Yes/No).
- “Maximum goals in a row by Team X” (1, 2, 3+).
- “Team to score the next 2 consecutive goals”.
Betting Tips & Strategy
- Consider Dominant Teams
- Teams like Man City, Bayern Munich, Real Madrid often score in bursts because of attacking power.
- They’re more likely to score 2–3 in a row.
- Look at Defensive Records
- If the opponent concedes goals in clusters (e.g., Bournemouth 2022/23 EPL), betting on “3 goals in a row” for the stronger team makes sense.
- Rivalry Matches or Even Teams
- In matches like Liverpool vs. Chelsea, goals often alternate. Betting on “No team scores 2+ in a row” has better value.
- Live Betting Angle
- If a team is dominating possession and already scored one, in-play odds for them to grab the next 1–2 goals in a row can be profitable.
- Risk vs Reward
- Betting on 1 goal in a row is safe but low odds.
- Betting on 3+ goals in a row is riskier but pays big, especially if you predict a blowout win (e.g., PSG vs. weaker Ligue 1 sides).
Quick Example Bet:
- Market: “Team to score 3 goals in a row”
- Match: Barcelona vs. Alavés
- You back Barcelona.
- If Barça go 1-0 → 2-0 → 3-0 before Alavés score, your bet wins.
Would you like me to also create a visual table showing “possible match scorelines → how many goals in a row” for easy understanding?