Trends
Streaks and repeated patterns across upcoming fixtures, written as plain statements with the run and the rate attached.
Open Trends
Trends surfaces repeated behaviour ahead of a fixture and states it in words: a team that has won seven of its last ten, a fixture where both teams have scored in six straight, a side that has failed to score away four times running.
Every statement carries the run it is based on, the rate as a percentage, and the fixture it applies to, so you can see the sample rather than just the headline.
Filtering the feed
- Events
- Which pattern type to show: results, over/under goal lines, first-half goals, BTTS, clean sheets, failed to score, half-time/full-time combinations, shots, corners, and cards.
- Date
- Which day of fixtures to scan.
- Leagues
- All leagues, or a specific competition. Top leagues can be isolated when you only trust the deeper data sets.
- Search
- Jump to a fixture, team, or league by name.
Trends on a match page
Every match page carries its own Trends tab with the same statements narrowed to that fixture, plus player-level notes such as the top scorer, the leading assister, and the most-booked player on each side. That is the version to read when you have already chosen a match.
A streak is a description, not a forecast
Trends tell you what has already happened. They are most useful as confirmation or contradiction of a model probability you are already looking at, and least useful on their own.
Access
The free version shows a limited set of trends per fixture. Premium removes the cap.
Related guides
- Advanced StatsRank every team by how often they hit a specific betting event, filter to teams playing next, and jump straight from a hit rate to the fixture.
- Match page predictionsThe per-fixture view: expected goals, goal distribution, the full market ladder, and the tabs that hold the evidence behind the number.
- Predictions pageThe daily model output for every covered fixture: how the date strip, market tabs, day overview, filters, and result states work together.