That 80% page-wide average looks striking until you remember the calendar — early June, pre-season friendlies and regional cup competitions where defences are undercooked and managers rotate freely. Perfect conditions for BTTS to run hot, but also exactly when sample sizes lie to you. Every name at the top of that table has played six or seven matches at most, which means a single 0-0 drops them out of the conversation entirely.
The Australian and Canadian regional sides dominating the leaderboard are worth treating with extra scepticism — Hawkesbury City and Royal-Sélect de Beauport are operating in leagues where structural BTTS rates are already elevated and opposition quality varies wildly. Fade the raw percentages here; wait for Orlando City II's run to carry into more competitive USL fixtures before treating their record as signal rather than noise.
