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How often do both teams score?

A descriptive look at games with goals at both ends, clean sheets and scoreless draws.

Edition published: 2026-10-26 UTC · Cutoff: 2026-10-24

69.7%

had goals from both teams

n = 1500 recorded games

“Both scored” requires at least one goal by each team. Scoreless draws are a separate category; they are not treated as a clean sheet by only one team.

How often do both teams score?Both teams scored: 1045/1500 (69.7%); Only one scored: 454/1500 (30.3%); Scoreless: 1/1500 (0.1%)PitchNexus · n = 1500Both teams scored1045 · 69.7%Only one scored454 · 30.3%Scoreless1 · 0.1%

Both teams scored in 1045 games; only one scored in 454, and 1 finished scoreless. These mutually exclusive categories account for all 1500 sampled games. They do not establish the probability of a future match.

Both teams scored: 1045 · Only one scored: 454 · Scoreless: 1

This is a sample of results published on PitchNexus, not a national estimate or a comparison of playing strength between countries. Ages, game formats, competitions and coverage dates vary. Date ordering can concentrate the sample in particular rounds or providers.

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Coverage and method

1500 results · 176 competitions · 2026-10-17 — 2026-10-21

RFAF

At most 5,000 fully scored rows were read from the 90-day window ending at the cutoff. After excluding invalid or future dates, ambiguous identities, conflicts, provisional results, scores explicitly flagged as unconfirmed, and suspended, postponed, cancelled or forfeited games, up to the latest 1,500 valid results per country were retained, one row per provider, event and match. Recorded goals exclude penalty shootouts. Some providers publish scores without a final status; “recorded” does not mean independently confirmed. This is a fixed edition; later profile corrections do not rewrite this publication.

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