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Saturday 14 November 2026

Both Teams to Score Tips

Three games where both attacks project to score. Open a leg for its analysis, or Copy the whole slip in one tap.

Tips by · FootyMind analystModel refreshed 14 Nov 2026, 02:52 WAT · Settled publicly on the track record

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BTTS treble, Saturday 14 November: the legs and the numbers

Slovan Velvary vs Meteor Praha (4. Liga Divizie B, 14:00 WAT): Both teams to score @ 1.37 · Mind Score 71. Both attacks project to score. Projected goals: Slovan Velvary 1.8, Meteor Praha 1.8.

Lauterach vs Röthis (Regionalliga West, 14:30 WAT): Both teams to score @ 1.39 · Mind Score 69. Both attacks project to score. Projected goals: Lauterach 1.8, Röthis 1.7.

Enfield Town vs Spalding United (FA Trophy, 16:00 WAT): Both teams to score @ 1.47 · Mind Score 72. Both attacks project to score. Projected goals: Enfield Town 2.1, Spalding United 2.1.

Combined price for 3 legs: 2.80; joint probability 35%. A 10-unit stake returns 28.0 units if it lands.

How this slip is built

Three games where both sides project to score.

Evenly matched games with two active attacks suit this slip best.

Rules we follow

  • Big mismatches often finish 2–0.
  • Check each team's clean-sheet rate.
  • Settled on the 90-minute score.

Slips use fixtures from 11:00 WAT onwards, lock when the first leg kicks off and settle on the 90-minute score. Any slip can miss – 18+, stake only what you can afford.

Frequently asked questions

What is in today's BTTS treble?

Three games where both attacks project to score. It can change until the first leg kicks off; after that it is locked.

How does FootyMind build the BTTS treble?

Every senior fixture from 11:00 WAT is scored. Legs need a high Mind Score and a fair price; the model then keeps the combination with the best joint probability.

Can I see past slips?

Yes – on the Yesterday tab, and every settled pick is on the results page.

What stake makes sense?

A small, level stake – around 1–2% of a betting bank – and never a bigger one to win back a loss.