US Open Cup 2026 betting statistics — goals per match, over/under, BTTS, corners, cards & xG
The US Open Cup 2026 betting profile: average goals per match, over/under 0.5–3.5 hit rates for full time and each half, BTTS and clean-sheet percentages, goal timing by 15-minute band — plus corner and card ladders, momentum trends and xG intelligence.
Claves principales
lo que realmente dicen los números de abajo- Fortaleza local. Los locales ganan el 56% de los partidos y marcan un 54% más que los visitantes.
- Liga goleadora. El Over 2.5 se cumple en el 62% de los partidos — la tendencia apunta al over.
- Goles tardíos. El 55% de todos los goles llega tras el descanso — los partidos se deciden en la segunda parte.
Goles
cuántos y cuándo — sigue el selector de periodoEscalera over/under
Tiempo completo · TemporadaLectura: barra = tasa de acierto del Over; el número gris es el Under correspondiente. Un Over 2.5 al 56% significa que 56 de cada 100 partidos acaban con 3+ goles.
BTTS y porterías a cero
Tiempo completo · TemporadaLectura: BTTS = proporción de partidos en los que marcan ambos equipos; portería a cero = frecuencia de porterías a cero por partido — un 50% significa una portería a cero cada dos partidos; un 0-0 cuenta para ambos equipos.
Minutos de los goles
cuándo llegan los golesPrimer gol (media) 31'Lectura: porcentaje de todos los goles en cada tramo de 15 minutos, coloreado frente al valor típico de ese tramo en más de 600.000 partidos (±3 p.p.) — el descuento cuenta en 45'+ y 90'+; la media del primer gol cuenta los partidos sin goles como 90'.
Duelo de partes
1.ª vs 2.ª parteCuota 2ª parte 55%Lectura: las barras espejadas comparan las dos partes directamente — el lado más largo es donde realmente caen los goles.
Reparto de resultados y ventaja local
cuanto mayor es la ventaja local, más escrutinio merecen aquí los favoritos a domicilio.
Momentum
últimas 10 jornadas vs temporadalas medias de temporada van por detrás de la realidad — estos deltas muestran dónde está la liga ahora mismo.
Córners
las escaleras de córners son solo de partido completo — úsalas para líneas de over/under de córners, no por partes.
Tarjetas
los recuentos de tarjetas dependen tanto del perfil del árbitro como del estilo de los equipos — revisa la media antes que la escalera.
Inteligencia xG
señal de regresiónlos goles que superan la calidad de las ocasiones tienden a enfriarse — los totales pueden bajar, y viceversa.
Estadísticas del partido
medias por partidolas filas aparecen solo cuando la liga tiene cobertura de esa estadística — una fila ausente significa sin datos, no cero.
This page is the US Open Cup 2026 betting profile for EE. UU., recomputed within a few hours of every completed round. The free section covers the goal economy: average goals per match with the home/away split, the full over/under ladder from 0.5 to 3.5 goals for full time, first half and second half, BTTS and clean-sheet percentages, goal timing across 15-minute bands benchmarked against 600,000+ matches, and the halves battle comparing first-half and second-half output. The Pro section extends the profile with the home-edge result split, momentum deltas against the season baseline, over 8.5/9.5/10.5 corner ladders, over 3.5/4.5/5.5 card ladders, xG overperformance and full match-stats averages.
Goals per match and the over/under ladder
The average goals per match for US Open Cup 2026 is shown with its home/away split — how much of the scoring hosts produce versus visitors. Below it, the over/under ladder gives the percentage of finished matches that cleared 0.5, 1.5, 2.5 and 3.5 goals; the under percentage for any line is the complement, so a 58% over 2.5 reading means 42% of matches stayed under. The period toggle recomputes every line for first-half-only or second-half-only goals — the fastest way to price half-time over/under 0.5 and 1.5 lines instead of guessing from full-time averages.
Goal timing: which half and which minutes deliver
Goal timing splits all US Open Cup 2026 goals into 15-minute bands and colours each band against the typical share for that band across 600,000+ matches — a hot 76–90' band flags a late-goal league where scoring keeps coming deep into the second half, while a hot 0–15' band marks a league that starts fast. The halves battle sets first-half output against second-half output directly: average goals, over 0.5 and over 1.5 rates per half, side by side. Stoppage time counts into the 45'+ and 90'+ bands.
Corners and cards: averages and over/under ladders
The corners section (Pro) shows average corners per match for US Open Cup 2026 and the over 8.5, 9.5 and 10.5 hit rates — the three most-quoted corner lines at major bookmakers. Cards follow the same pattern: average total cards with yellow/red split and the over 3.5, 4.5 and 5.5 ladders. Card counts track the referee profile as much as team style, so the league average is the baseline to compare a named referee against. Corner ladders are full-match only — use them for over/under corner lines, not halves.
xG intelligence, momentum and match stats
xG intelligence (Pro) compares actual goals with expected goals from shot quality: a league scoring above its xG is running hot — totals tend to drift down as finishing cools — while one scoring under its xG is creating more than it converts — a profile where scoring often catches up. Momentum sets the last-10-rounds numbers against the season baseline for over 2.5 %, BTTS %, average goals and corners, showing where US Open Cup is right now rather than where the season average says it was. Match-stats averages (shots, shots on target, possession, fouls, pass accuracy) complete the profile.
Frequently asked questions
- How many goals per match are scored in US Open Cup 2026?
- The average goals per match for US Open Cup 2026 sits at the top of the goals section above, always computed from finished matches only and refreshed within hours of each round completing. Next to it are the home and away contributions — how many of those goals hosts score versus visitors — which is the quickest read on home advantage in front of goal. Use the period toggle to see the same average for first halves or second halves only: leagues routinely score 55–60% of their goals after the break, so a full-time average alone overstates first-half scoring. For over/under research, pair the average with the over 2.5 hit rate below it — an average near 2.5 with a high over 2.5 percentage means goals cluster rather than spread evenly across fixtures.
- What percentage of US Open Cup matches go over 2.5 goals?
- The over/under ladder in the goals section lists the exact share of finished US Open Cup 2026 matches that produced more than 0.5, 1.5, 2.5 and 3.5 goals. The over 2.5 row is the one most bookmaker totals are quoted around; the under 2.5 percentage is simply 100 minus it. Reading the ladder as a curve tells you more than any single line: a steep drop from over 1.5 to over 2.5 marks a league of 2-goal matches, while a flat ladder points to boom-or-bust scorelines. Switch the period toggle to first half to get the over 0.5 and over 1.5 first-half rates that half-time totals are priced from — numbers most stats sites don't publish per half.
- How often do both teams score (BTTS) in US Open Cup 2026?
- The BTTS & clean sheets card shows the percentage of finished US Open Cup 2026 matches in which both sides scored, alongside the per-match clean-sheet rate. The two run in opposite directions but aren't mirror images — both can be elevated when away sides regularly fail to score, so read them together: high BTTS with a low clean-sheet rate is a genuinely open league where the BTTS-yes price deserves attention; low BTTS with high clean sheets marks a defensive league where under 2.5 and no-goal markets are the natural fit. The per-half toggle exposes how often both teams score within a single half — the driver behind BTTS-in-first-half and BTTS-in-second-half specials.
- Which half has more goals in US Open Cup — first or second?
- The halves battle card answers this directly for US Open Cup 2026: mirrored bars compare average goals, over 0.5 and over 1.5 rates for first halves against second halves, and the longer side is where the goals actually happen. Most leagues lean second half — legs tire, matches open up, and chasing teams commit forward — but the size of that lean varies enough between leagues to move half-time/full-time and second-half-over prices. The goal-timing card refines it further into 15-minute bands coloured against the cross-league baseline: a league can be second-half-heavy purely on 76–90' goals, which is a late-goal profile concentrated in the closing minutes rather than spread across the half.
- How many corners and cards per match does US Open Cup average?
- The corners and cards section of this page (a Pro feature) tracks average corners per match for US Open Cup 2026 with over 8.5, 9.5 and 10.5 hit rates, and average cards with the yellow/red split plus over 3.5, 4.5 and 5.5 ladders — the exact lines corner and card markets are quoted at. Two reading rules carry across leagues: corner counts follow playing style (deep blocks concede corners in volume, possession sides win them), and card counts follow the referee profile as much as the fixture, so the league average is the baseline you compare a named referee's average against before taking an over-cards price. Both ladders are computed from full-match counts only.
- Is US Open Cup overperforming its xG this season?
- The xG intelligence card (a Pro feature) compares actual goals per match in US Open Cup 2026 with the expected goals its shot quality generates, for home and away sides separately. A league finishing above its xG is running hot: the same chances will regress toward their expected conversion, so full-season goal averages flatter the overs and totals tend to drift down. Finishing below xG is the reverse profile — chance creation is healthy, goals are lagging, and scoring often catches up before season averages reflect it. The momentum card sits alongside it to show whether the last 10 rounds are already confirming the correction or still stretching it further from the baseline.
Glossary
- Avg goals
- — Average total goals per finished match — home and away combined, shown with the per-side split.
- Over 0.5 %
- — Share of finished matches with at least one goal in the selected period (full time, first half or second half).
- Over 1.5 %
- — Share of finished matches with two or more goals in the selected period.
- Over 2.5 %
- — Share of finished matches with three or more goals — the standard bookmaker totals line.
- Over 3.5 %
- — Share of finished matches with four or more goals.
- BTTS %
- — Share of matches in which both teams scored in the selected period.
- Clean sheets
- — Per-match clean-sheet rate shown as a percentage — 50% means one clean sheet every two matches; a 0-0 counts for both sides.
- Goal timing
- — Share of all goals scored in each 15-minute band, benchmarked against the typical band share across 600,000+ matches.
- Halves battle
- — First-half versus second-half comparison of average goals and over rates.
- Corner ladder
- — Average corners per match with over 8.5 / 9.5 / 10.5 hit rates, full match only.
- Card ladder
- — Average cards per match (yellow/red split) with over 3.5 / 4.5 / 5.5 hit rates.
- xG overperformance
- — Actual goals minus expected goals from shot quality — positive means finishing is running hot.
- Momentum
- — Last-10-rounds rates set against the season baseline — where the league is right now.
- Match stats
- — Per-match averages for shots, shots on target, possession, fouls and pass accuracy.