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Championship Both Teams to Score Stats 2026/27

Both teams have scored in 62% of Championship matches this season. Burnley matches have seen both sides score most often (12 of 14), Swansea matches the least (6 of 14).

# Team PBTTSBTTS %Scored inConceded inFTSCS
1 Burnley 141286%93%86%12
2 Southampton 141179%93%79%13
3 Blackburn 141071%86%79%23
4 Cardiff 141071%79%93%31
5 Middlesbrough 141071%93%79%13
6 West Brom 141071%86%86%22
7 West Ham 141071%100%71%04
8 Norwich 14964%71%93%41
9 Preston 14964%64%100%50
10 QPR 14964%71%79%43
11 Stoke 14964%93%64%15
12 Wolves 14964%93%71%14
13 Bolton Wanderers 15960%73%73%44
14 Derby 15960%67%93%51
15 Birmingham 14857%86%64%25
16 Bristol City 14857%64%86%52
17 Portsmouth 14857%71%71%44
18 Sheffield United 14857%79%64%35
19 Wrexham 14857%71%79%43
20 Charlton 14750%57%79%63
21 Lincoln City 14750%71%71%44
22 Millwall 14750%79%71%34
23 Watford 14750%64%86%52
24 Swansea 14643%71%57%46
League average 14.18.862%78%78%3.13.1

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Championship matches this season only, 15 rounds so far. Sorted by BTTS %.

What the BTTS table tells you

Both teams to score, or BTTS, counts the matches in which each side found the net at least once. It depends on two things at the same time: how reliably a team scores and how often it concedes.

That is why the table also shows how often each club scored in a match and how often it conceded. A side that scores almost every week but rarely keeps a clean sheet sits near the top. A side with a tight defence and a quiet attack sits near the bottom, even when its games are close.

The last two columns count the ways a match misses out: a game where the club fails to score, or one where it keeps a clean sheet. Home and away can differ a lot, so check the split for the venue you care about.

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