Betting Stats and Selections - 12/12/20

They say the stats don't lie and whilst we can never offer guarantees, it's clear that our detailed research is paying off.

The last four trebles that we've tipped up have all been winners, and have all been calculated via the FREE FA Betting Hub app. The app allows you to pick betting markets and list the best % games for that particular selection, so if you're all about the statistics and numbers, it will certainly be for you.

On Saturday 28th November, both our trebles landed at 3/1, and on Saturday 5th December, we had winners at 3/1 and 5/1.

Why fix something that isn't broken then? Ahead of this Saturday, we've picked out the top three games for BTTS and over 2.5 goals again! Please note, these stats are based on each club's last five games.

Koln make the BTTS treble for the second week running - the market has landed in their last eight games. On this stat alone, it certainly didn't come as a surprise to see their name feature in the top three fixtures for this weekend.

The numbers make similar reading for their opposition though too, with BTTS landing in Mainz's last six games. As the app has calculated the top fixtures on their last five results, this match-up has a 100% rate. Despite this, their odds of 4/7 can still be considered rather generous.

The next two games in the app's top three also come from the Bundesliga, with both fixtures having a chance of 90%.

Borussia Dortmund v Stuttgart is one - the former are no doubt known for their attacking capabilities, at home, they have scored 13 in just four games. However, defending has been a particular issue of late. In the league, they have conceded 8 from their last 4, with BTTS coming through in each.

This makes for promising reading for a solid Stuttgart side, who have scored as many league goals (19) as 2nd placed Bayer Leverkusen. In fact, they have scored in every Bundesliga game this season, with the both teams to score market landing nine times out of a possible ten. At odds of 8/15, this game can still potentially bolster any weekend trebles or accumulators.

Last but not least is the largest priced selection of our treble, in the shape of Leipzig v Werder Bremen at 4/5. Similarly to Dortmund, the attacking prowess of the former is well documented. In the Bundesliga this season, they have scored 21 goals in ten games - only three teams have managed more. At the back though, they have managed just two clean sheets from their last seven, across all competitions.

Given that their upcoming opposition in Werder Bremen have scored in every single game so far this season, the 4/5 odds to see both teams to score looks like real value. In nine of Bremen's ten league games this season, this market has landed.

Last week's treble landed at 5/1, making it our biggest from the stats so far.

The top three fixtures for this Saturday all come out at 80%, from each club's last 5 games.

Koln v Mainz has trickled down from the BTTS treble - over 2.5 goals has landed in 5 of Mainz's last six games, and four of Koln's last five. Both teams are leaky at the back, hence their low league positions, but they do also possess a bit of quality up-top.

Neither rarely draw a blank, or keep a clean sheet either. When they clash, we'll be hoping for more of the same. As a single, this selection is 4/6 - a larger price than we would have predicted.

We stay in Germany for selection number two, but drop down a division to Bundesliga 2. Darmstadt v Hamburger SV is the game, and we aren't surprised to see the former be involved in this list. Over 2.5 goals has landed in 8 of their last 9 games, including 5 on the bounce. Hamburger are a little sharper at the back than their opponents, but they are still dangerous going forward.

They are the top goalscorers in the division, scoring 19 from just 10 games - they have scored 2+ in four of their last six. Darmstadt have averaged just over 2 goals conceded per game in the league too, and as a single, the over 2.5 goal market comes out at 7/10.

To complete the treble is the National League clash between Wealdstone and Weymouth. If you like your high-scoring games, the latter are your team. Their last seven games have all had over 2.5 goals, with BTTS landing in each too. Without a clean sheet in ten, they are usually picking the ball out their own net though.

Wealdstone sit much higher in the table, but their defensive record is actually worse. They have conceded 25 goals - the 3rd worst record in the league, but their 20 goals scored has seen them climb the rankings. In this market, these are the kind of stats you want to see and like the other two selections, the single price can be seen as a fair one - 4/6.