| Snapshot | Figure |
|---|---|
| Total live alerts | 75 |
| Marketplace signals | 75 |
| Winning opportunities | 46 |
| Highest returning strategy | £27 |
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The full 75-alert session settled cleanly — 72 bettable and 3 skipped — yet members finished £16.15 down despite 46 winners against 26 losers on £360 staked. A 63.9% bettable hit rate still left the wider book underwater once the losing filters outweighed the green ones.
Profit stayed concentrated at the top of the board. Fifteen filters finished ahead, led by that nine-signal run at £27, with further positive pockets of £12, £8.75, and £4 — but the red side of the ledger still dragged the session negative after three tickets were left untouched.
| Metric | Figure |
|---|---|
| Signals | 9 |
| Winners | 8 |
| Profit | £27 |
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SoccerScanner tracked 271 completed matches at 2.53 goals per game. Over 2.5 landed in 46.5% of fixtures, Over 3.5 in 32.8%, and both teams scored in 41.7% — a cooler global mean than recent high-volume Sundays, shaped more by domestic cups than by open top-flight boards. 67 games (24.7%) produced a goal after the 80th minute, and 84 (31%) after the 75th. Late swings included Sheffield United turning a 2–2 England Championship deadlock into a 3–2 win over Bolton Wanderers past the 80th, Tranmere Rovers and Rotherham United exploding a 1–0 England League Two scoreline into a 2–2 finish with three goals after 80, and Crusaders watching a 2–0 Northern Ireland County Antrim Shield lead become 2–2 against Carrick Rangers in the closing stages.
Cup programmes set the open end of the scoring board. Slovenia Slovenian Cup averaged 4.2 goals across fifteen fixtures (Over 2.5 in 80%, Over 3.5 in 66.7%), Netherlands KNVB Beker ran at 3.83 across twelve (Over 2.5 in 75%, late goals in 75%), and Poland Polish Cup sat on 3.58 over twelve (Over 2.5 in 83.3%, late goals in 50%). Perfect Over 2.5 boards elsewhere included Germany Regionalliga: West at 4.6 across five fixtures and India Calcutta Premier Division A at 4.67 across three. Among featured samples, England Championship cooled to 2.67 across nine (Over 2.5 in only 33.3%) despite late goals in a third of those games, while England League Two stayed busier at 3.08 over twelve with Over 2.5 in 58.3% and BTTS in 83.3%. Both-teams-to-score also landed in every Italy Coppa Italia Serie C fixture across four matches, even as Slovenia Slovenian Cup stayed one-sided with BTTS in just 13.3%.
Stoppage pressure clustered hardest on the Dutch and English lower-league boards. Netherlands KNVB Beker produced a goal after the 80th in 9 of 12 ties (75%), England League Two in 7 of 12 (58.3%), and Poland Polish Cup in 6 of 12 (50%). England Championship and Slovenia Slovenian Cup each landed at 33.3% across their featured samples.
Finishing efficiency separated the Championship night. Bristol City turned 1.07 xG into 3 goals away at Preston North End; West Ham United scored 4 from 2.1 at home to Wolverhampton Wanderers; Derby County finished 2 from 0.77 away at Portsmouth; and Sheffield United posted 3 from 1.92 against Bolton Wanderers. Underperformers included Lincoln City (0 from 1.6 xG at home to Blackburn Rovers in England Championship), Swansea City (2 from 3.02 versus Watford), Bradford City (1 from 2.87 at home to Cambridge United in England League One), and Torino (0 from 1.31 versus Monza in Italy Coppa Italia). Highest combined xG sat with Swansea City vs Watford (4.03 combined for only 2 goals in England Championship) and Sheffield United vs Bolton Wanderers (3.79 combined for 5), while West Ham United vs Wolverhampton Wanderers (2.96 combined for 6) showed how ruthlessly a mid-table night can overshoot chance quality.
Shot boards told a story of cup volume and Championship conversion. Across the full slate it took 1.95 shots on target per goal (1,336 on target, 685 goals), and 16 sides registered 10+ shots on target. Krško hammered 20 on target for 9 goals away in Slovenia Slovenian Cup; ND Slovan Ljubljana posted 15 for 5 in the same competition; Railway FC managed 13 for 5 in India Calcutta Premier Division A. Conversion leaders included West Ham United (4 from 6, 66.7% in England Championship), Wolverhampton Wanderers (2 from 3, 66.7%), and Sheffield United (3 from 5, 60%). Blank or blunt boards included Watford and Portsmouth (3 on target apiece without scoring in England Championship), Norwich City (6 on target without scoring at Stoke City), and Swansea City (8 on target for 2 goals).
Form runs kept the Championship theme in view. Stoke City carried a 10-match scoring sequence into the 1–0 England Championship win over Norwich City; Preston North End’s 10-match conceding streak continued in the 1–3 defeat to Bristol City; Southampton stretched a 10-match scoring run and a 5-match BTTS sequence into the 1–1 draw with Birmingham City; and West Ham United rolled a 7-match scoring, conceding, and BTTS streak into the 4–2 win over Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Overall, the session read as a cup-driven midweek — Netherlands KNVB Beker, Poland Polish Cup, and Slovenia Slovenian Cup defining the open end of the scoring board while England Championship supplied the xG extremes — while the marketplace finished red despite a £27 top-filter return from eight winners in nine.