That 100% BTTS rate across the top names looks magnetic, but every single one of those teams has six or seven matches in the book — that's not a sample, that's a streak. Pre-season and reserve-grade football in June amplifies this further: rotated squads, experimental shape, and goalkeepers who haven't played together in months all inflate scoring rates in ways that evaporate once competitive fixtures arrive. Orlando City II sitting at seven matches is the closest thing to a meaningful dataset here, but MLS Next Pro schedules in early summer still carry significant variance.
The page-wide average is the more actionable signal right now. At 81% across 249 fixtures, the BTTS baseline is genuinely elevated — lean into that for matches with deeper records rather than chasing the perfect-percentage outliers. Royal-Sélect de Beauport and West Adelaide Res. are names to monitor, not back blind.
