ScoreSync is a football intelligence platform built around BTTS (Both Teams To Score) analysis. For every fixture, it processes recent team performance, scoring patterns, defensive trends, competition context, and historical league behaviour through a statistical prediction engine.

The result is a set of probability-based insights covering BTTS, Team Strength, Match Result, Over/Under Goals, Correct Score, HT/FT, and Asian Handicap.

Tap any fixture to open its Match Intelligence Panel. This brings together team data, competition trends, and statistical modelling into a single view.

The YES and NO rings show the likelihood that both teams score at least once. Beneath the rings, a verdict summarises the signal strength.

Probabilities should always be read alongside the league environment and confidence level — not in isolation.

Every fixture displays a League BTTS Strength indicator — the historical percentage of completed matches in that competition where both teams scored.

ScoreSync shows a lambda value for both teams — the model's expected scoring output based on weighted recent performance.

One high λ paired with a very low λ typically produces a low BTTS prediction. Two strong λ values indicate a greater likelihood of both teams scoring.

Each team receives an overall strength score built from three components: Attack, Defence, and recent Form. The gap between the two teams' scores is the Match Edge — how much stronger one side rates than the other.

When two teams don't normally compete at the same level — a lower-division side facing top-flight opposition in a cup, for example — ScoreSync adjusts the comparison for that gap, so the Match Edge reflects a fair, competition-level context rather than a raw mismatch.

The Home / Draw / Away percentages show the probability distribution across all three outcomes, informed by the Team Strength comparison above. These are generated from the same statistical framework as the BTTS figures — all outputs are internally consistent.

ScoreSync provides probabilities at 1.5, 2.5, and 3.5 goal thresholds — all derived from the same score distribution model used throughout the platform.

Note: goals and BTTS are not always aligned. A match may project multiple goals while carrying a modest BTTS probability if the model expects one team to contribute most of the scoring.

Beyond BTTS, Team Strength, Match Result, and Over/Under, every fixture also surfaces three further views — additional lenses on the same underlying prediction, not separate models, so they stay consistent with everything shown alongside them:

Every prediction includes a confidence rating based on the volume and quality of recent data for both teams.

High confidence does not guarantee an outcome — it means the underlying data is more reliable.

The Rankings section orders every supported competition by its historical BTTS performance. These are more than a leaderboard — the same data is used by the prediction engine as a calibration anchor when generating BTTS probabilities.

Use Rankings to identify consistently high or low BTTS competitions. When a fixture strongly contradicts its league's historical profile, it often warrants closer attention.

Save any prediction from any fixture, record the outcome, and track your accuracy over time. Your picks are stored locally on your device and remain completely private.

The goal is not simply to track wins and losses — it is to understand which competitions, prediction types, and probability ranges consistently perform best for your personal approach.

Not all football behaves the same way. ScoreSync applies different modelling approaches across competition types automatically.

ScoreSync is designed to support decision-making, not replace it. The strongest predictions typically emerge when multiple signals align.

Layer your own knowledge on top — team news, injuries, squad rotation, fixture congestion, and motivation. ScoreSync provides the statistical foundation. Your judgement provides the real-world context that data alone cannot always capture.