All 384 alerts settled with a full result — 338 bettable and 46 skipped — yet the book closed £51.85 underwater on £1,690 staked after 248 winners and 90 losers. A 73.4% bettable hit rate left seventeen filters ahead, but the wider ledger still finished red.
The leading system returned £15 from three signals and three winners, with follow-on greens of £12.75, £12.45, and £10 that narrowed — without erasing — the session deficit after forty-six tickets were left untouched.
| Metric | Figure |
|---|---|
| Signals | 3 |
| Winners | 3 |
| Profit | £15 |
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SoccerScanner tracked 1,958 completed matches at 2.0 goals per game. Over 2.5 landed in 37% of fixtures, Over 3.5 in 23.5%, and both teams scored in 33.8% — a broad Sunday sample that sat below recent weekend means, yet still carried real stoppage tension. 415 games (21.2%) produced a goal after the 80th minute, and 486 (24.8%) after the 75th. Late swings included Sassuolo turning a 1–0 Italy Serie A lead into a 3–2 finish against Juventus with four strikes past the 80th, Atlético de Madrid breaking a 0–0 Spain La Liga deadlock into 0–3 at Real Sociedad with three late goals, and Benfica stretching a 1–1 Portugal Liga Portugal draw into 3–1 versus Gil Vicente with two goals after the 80th.
Dutch fireworks and Spanish openness defined the featured open end of the scoring board, while French top-flight football went cold. Netherlands Eredivisie averaged 3.75 goals across four fixtures (Over 2.5 in 75%, BTTS in 50%, late goals in 50%), Spain La Liga ran at 3.25 across four — Over 1.5 in every game, BTTS in 75%, and late goals in 75% — and United States Major League Soccer sat at 2.78 across nine (Over 2.5 in 55.6%, BTTS in 66.7%). Belgium Pro League held a steadier 2.57 across seven. Among quieter featured boards, France Ligue 1 cooled to just 1.0 across eleven matches — Over 2.5 in only 9.1%, BTTS in 18.2%, and no late goals at all — the clearest drought on the topl sample. Portugal Liga Portugal also stood out for both-teams patterns: BTTS landed in 100% of its three fixtures.
Stoppage pressure clustered hardest on the Spanish and Belgian boards. Spain La Liga produced a goal after the 80th in 3 of 4 fixtures (75%), Turkey Super Lig in 2 of 3 (66.7%), Belgium Pro League in 4 of 7 (57.1%), and Netherlands Eredivisie in 2 of 4 (50%) — enough to keep the wider slate’s late-goal rate at 21.2% even across nearly two thousand matches.
Chance conversion told a Dutch–and–German story with English, Italian, and Turkish edges underneath. Feyenoord turned 3.72 xG into 7 goals away at PEC Zwolle in Netherlands Eredivisie; RB Leipzig finished 5 from 1.81 versus Hamburger SV in Germany Bundesliga; Brighton & Hove Albion posted 5 from 2.41 away at Coventry City in England Premier League; Sassuolo banked 3 from 0.68 against Juventus in Italy Serie A; and Amed SK converted 5 from 2.95 versus İstanbul Başakşehir in Turkey Super Lig. On the blank side, Galatasaray managed only 1 from 3.04 xG at home to Kocaelispor in Turkey Super Lig, Karlsruher SC 0 from 1.82 versus Energie Cottbus in Germany 2. Bundesliga, SC Heerenveen 0 from 1.54 against Telstar in Netherlands Eredivisie, Coventry City 0 from 1.43 versus Brighton, and Colorado Rapids 1 from 2.37 against CF Montréal in United States Major League Soccer. Highest combined xG sat with PSV vs Sparta Rotterdam (5.65 combined for 5 goals in Netherlands Eredivisie) and Club Brugge vs Antwerp (4.8 combined for 4 in Belgium Pro League), while Feyenoord’s 0–7 at PEC Zwolle also topped the largest single-match xG gap (3.48).
Shot boards underlined Dutch and Italian volume against ruthless finishing in Germany, Turkey, and England. Across the full slate it took 1.92 shots on target per goal (7,514 on target, 3,907 goals), and 99 sides registered 10+ shots on target. Feyenoord hammered 11 on target for 7 goals away at PEC Zwolle in Netherlands Eredivisie; Monza posted 11 on target for 2 away at Lecce in Italy Serie A; PSV converted 4 from 10 at home to Sparta Rotterdam; Energie Cottbus finished 3 from 10 away at Karlsruher SC in Germany 2. Bundesliga; and Lecce went a perfect 3 from 3 (100%) against Monza. RB Leipzig (5 from 6, 83.3%) and Amed SK (5 from 6, 83.3%) were nearly as clinical, while Brighton converted 5 from 7 (71.4%). Blank boards included Karlsruher SC (0 from 5), Hamburger SV (0 from 4), PEC Zwolle (0 from 3), SC Heerenveen (0 from 6), and Real Sociedad (0 from 3) in Spain La Liga.
Form runs kept the Dutch top flight and German second tier in view. Feyenoord and Excelsior each carried 12-match scoring sequences through Netherlands Eredivisie — Excelsior also extending a 10-match Over 2.5 run — while Hertha BSC stretched a 12-match scoring streak into a 1–3 win away at Osnabrück in Germany 2. Bundesliga. FC Barcelona arrived on a 12-match scoring run through Spain La Liga, and Anyang’s 12-match conceding streak continued in South Korea K League 1.
Overall, the session read as an Eredivisie–and–La Liga Sunday — Netherlands Eredivisie, Spain La Liga, and United States Major League Soccer defining the featured open end of the scoring ledger, with France Ligue 1 supplying the quietest featured mean — while the marketplace finished red despite a clean £15 top-filter return from three winners in three.