
Teams from all over the world on an open run, with their next match and the market odds.
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A streak is a run of consecutive results that is still open: a team that has won its last six league matches, has scored in ten in a row or has gone Over 2.5 in its last five. Here you will find teams from leagues all over the world with a current run of at least two matches, counted on the current season.
The markets cover the result (wins, draws, defeats, unbeaten and winless runs), team goals (scoring, failing to score, conceding, clean sheets), both teams to score yes and no, and Over/Under from 0.5 to 4.5, both for the full match and for the first half. Every streak can be read overall or for home or away matches only, because many teams look very different away from their own ground.
If you bet, the next match is what matters: the «When they play» filter keeps only the teams playing today, tomorrow or in the next few days, next to the bookmaker's odds for that market (1X2 or the Asian goal line). When the line points the opposite way to the streak, the «against the market» signal appears. The Matches view lists upcoming fixtures and highlights those where both teams are on a streak.
The data is updated several times a day. A streak describes the past and does not guarantee the result of the next match: use it as a starting point to compare with other statistics, gamble responsibly and only if you are of legal age.
It is the number of consecutive matches, up to the last one played, in which a team has had the same outcome on a market: for example five wins in a row or four matches in a row with both teams scoring. As soon as the outcome is not repeated, the streak ends and starts again from zero.
Overall counts all of the team's league matches; Home only those played at its own ground and Away only those played elsewhere. A team can have a long home streak and none away: if the next match is not on the side of the streak, the table points it out.
On Over/Under markets the signal appears when the bookmaker's goal line for the next match sits on the other side of the streak threshold, for example an Over 2.5 streak with the line at 2.25. It means the market does not expect the run to continue.
Pick the market, then use the «When they play» filter (today, tomorrow, 3 or 7 days). The Matches view shows the fixtures day by day with the streaks of both teams and highlights those where both are on a run.
Streaks are recalculated several times a day from league results; the odds for the next match are the latest pre-match odds available. The time of the last update is shown under the title.