Bristol City

Both teams have demonstrated consistent attacking output alongside persistent defensive vulnerabilities this season. Burnley have scored four goals in their league campaign with a home average of two goals per game, but have conceded nine goals overall and have kept zero clean sheets. Bristol City have also recorded zero clean sheets across their four league matches, conceding 1.5 goals per game while generating an average of 2.5 goals per match on their travels. With both sides consistently finding the net and neither demonstrating defensive solidity, both teams scoring presents the most reliable expectation.

Bristol City or Draw — 68% confidence

Preston have lost all three of their Championship fixtures this season, conceding an average of two goals per game. Bristol City have gathered four points from their last two league games, including an away draw at Birmingham and a home victory over Portsmouth. With five of the last ten head-to-head meetings between these sides ending in draws, backing Bristol City to avoid defeat is well-aligned with recent form trends.

Yes — 62% confidence

Neither side has kept a clean sheet in three league matches this season. Preston have conceded six goals in three outings, while Bristol City have scored four and conceded five across the same period. Additionally, 60 percent of their last ten head-to-head clashes have seen both teams find the net, suggesting defensive openings are likely for both attacks.

These two calls are about different parts of the match (double chance and both teams to score), so neither one determines the other. The figure shown is the lower of the two — a combo can never be more likely than its weaker leg.

Neither side has kept a clean sheet in three league matches this season. Preston have conceded six goals in three outings, while Bristol City have scored four and conceded five across the same period. Additionally, 60 percent of their last ten head-to-head clashes have seen both teams find the net, suggesting defensive openings are likely for both attacks.

Preston have lost all three of their Championship fixtures this season, conceding an average of two goals per game. Bristol City have gathered four points from their last two league games, including an away draw at Birmingham and a home victory over Portsmouth. With five of the last ten head-to-head meetings between these sides ending in draws, backing Bristol City to avoid defeat is well-aligned with recent form trends.

Bristol City hold an unbeaten home record against Portsmouth across five meetings (three wins and two draws) and won the last three head-to-head encounters without conceding. While Bristol City are looking for their first league victory of the campaign, Portsmouth are heavily depleted with eight players unavailable due to injury or illness. Backing Bristol City in the double chance market provides solid coverage against potential variance.