An 83% page-wide hit rate sounds like a BTTS paradise, but early September is exactly when these numbers flatter to deceive — squads are still settling, pre-season fitness varies wildly, and a handful of high-scoring outliers can drag the average up fast. Toronto's 100% record across 12 fixtures is the most credible signal here simply because the sample is larger than anything else at the top of the table, and 1.50 still represents marginal value if the underlying defensive softness holds.
The Scandinavian entries — Fjölnir, Qviding FIF, Fränsta — are worth treating with real scepticism. Seven to ten matches in, these leagues produce inflated BTTS numbers early in the campaign before defences tighten mid-season. Fade the shorter samples for now and focus attention where volume gives the trend some structural weight.