The Most Statistically-Backed Match Result-BTTS Tips - 15/11/21

Bristol Rovers take on Oxford United in the first round of the FA Cup at the Memorial Ground.

Both teams have scored in four of the Pirates last five matches, as they beat Northampton Town 2-1 last time out thanks to goals from Josh Grant and Antony Evans. Prior to their victory over the Cobblers, Rovers had lost 5-3 and 3-1 to the likes of Exeter City and Newport County, having drawn 2-2 with their opponents Oxford in the initial match at the Kassam, as they pegged Karl Robinson’s side back twice, through goals by Sam Finley and Evans, having fallen behind twice via strikes from Matty Taylor and Marcus McGuane.

Oxford come into this match as favourites still as they are one league above their opponents, as they are sixth in League One. Prior to their 2-2 draw versus Rovers, they had beaten both Morecambe and Burton Albion by 3-1 scorelines, as well as Tottenham Hotspur's Under 21s 3-2. Robinson’s men have scored 26 and conceded 17 in English football’s third-tier.

Oman faces Japan in the Third Round of the Asian World Cup qualifiers. The visitors desperately need a win if they are to catch up to Australia in the group, whilst Oman can overtake their opponents and get into the Fourth Round of the qualifiers.

Both teams have scored in each of Oman’s last three matches as they drew 1-1 with China last time out, and even beat Vietnam 3-1 and lost by the same scoreline to Australia where Al Mandhar Al Alawi equalled up the scores at 1-1, before goals by Martin Boyle and Mitchell Duke put the game out of reach.

Meanwhile, Japan’s form has improved, as they have won three of their last four games, having beaten China and Vietnam by two 1-0 scorelines and Australia 2-1 via a strike from Ao Tanaka and an own goal from Aziz Behich.

Next up on this list of match result and both teams to score tips is Exeter City versus Bradford City which is another FA Cup first round replay.

In each of the Grecians last five matches across all competitions, both teams have scored as they have beaten Mansfield Town, Salford City and Oldham Athletic by 2-1 scorelines, as well as Bristol Rovers 5-3 in the EFL Trophy. The only game which they didn’t win was their 1-1 draw with Bradford City as a goal by Sam Nombe rescued a replay having conceded in the first half to Theo Robinson.

Meanwhile, Bradford have drawn their last four matches across all competitions by 1-1 scorelines, doing so against Port Vale, Sunderland, Exeter and Forest Green Rovers, with the Bantams last win coming against Swindon Town 3-1 on 23rd October where goals by Caolan Lavery, Levi Sutton and Robinson gave them a valuable victory.

The final FA Cup tip on this list sees Stevenage go head to head with MK Dons at the Lamex Stadium.

Stevenage are underdogs due to their opponents being fifth in League One, but they have scored in each of their last three matches, as following their 2-2 draw against MK where Bradley Barry and Elliot List’s goals were cancelled out by Harry Darling and a Max Watters strike. Stevenage’s last two matches have resulted in a 1-0 victory over Cambridge United and 2-1 defeat to Mansfield Town.

Meanwhile, the Dons thumped Crewe Alexandra 4-1 prior to their 2-2 draw with Stevenage and even beat Cambridge by the same scoreline at the weekend in League One, as Scott Twine and Watters both scored braces.

Wales against Belgium is the last tip on this list of match result and both teams to score matches.

Robert Page’s men are unbeaten in their last five games, following 3-2 and 5-1 victories over Belarus, as well as 0-0 and 2-2 draws versus Estonia and the Czech Republic and a narrow 1-0 win against Estonia in early October.

On the other hand Roberto Martinez’s side have won three of their last five games, beating the Czech Republic 3-0, as well as Belarus and Estonia 1-0 and 3-1, losing the other two fixtures in the Nations League finals to France and Italy 3-2 and 2-1.

The last time these two sides met it was the Red Devils who came out on top as they beat Wales 3-1 in March via goals from Kevin De Bruyne, Thorgan Hazard, Romelu Lukaku, having initially fallen behind to a Harry Wilson strike after just 10 minutes.