It scans fixtures
It looks across available football matches and finds games with Over 1.5 goal prices.
GoalsProof
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Customer guide
This page explains what the tool does, what the numbers mean, and how to read a fixture without pretending the model is magic.
Most Likely, Market Supported, and Review First tell you how to read the shortlist before opening the detail.
Pills highlight the main lane, genuine risk flags, timing, low coverage, and settled results. Confidence buckets sit in their own column.
A match can look likely but still need care if the market support, price band, or risk profile is weaker.
The calibration and backtest sections show whether the model is actually performing over time.
What the app is doing
Which football fixtures are most likely to have at least two goals, and are any of them priced better than they should be?
It looks across available football matches and finds games with Over 1.5 goal prices.
It checks recent goals, home and away form, league behaviour, head-to-head history, weather, heat conditions, and match context.
It asks whether the bookmaker price is better or worse than the model's fair price.
When results complete, the tool tracks whether selections landed and whether the model was overconfident or useful.
Shortlist lanes
The strongest Over 1.5 candidates by goal profile. Start here when you want the fastest shortlist.
Strong candidates where the market and price profile look cleaner. These are the current focus for live shadow testing.
The model may still like the game, but something needs care: weak market support, a historically poor price band, risk flags, or missing context.
Terminology
The match needs two or more total goals. A 1-1, 2-0, 3-2 all win. A 0-0 or 1-0 loses.
The displayed chance of Over 1.5 goals landing after GoalsProof has checked the fixture profile and proof evidence.
A guide price based on the displayed confidence. It helps users understand whether the available price looks sensible.
The best available Over 1.5 price found from trusted football market data sources.
Positive expected value. The model thinks the offered price is better than the fair price. This does not mean guaranteed profit.
The gap between the available price and the model's fair price. Positive edge means the price is attractive according to the model.
A cleaner view of whether the wider market broadly agrees with the goal profile.
The earlier price available before the market has fully moved.
The price close to kickoff. This is often the hardest price to beat.
Closing Line Value. If we took 1.40 and the closing price became 1.30, we beat the close. That is a good long-term sign.
Return on investment. If you staked 1 unit on every pick, ROI shows the profit or loss percentage.
A truth check. If the model says 80%, are those picks actually landing around 80% of the time? The dashboard now uses this evidence to adjust displayed confidence.
A confidence group. Elite is the highest, then Strong, Medium, and Low.
How often games in that league normally go Over 1.5. Some leagues are naturally more goal-heavy than others.
How the home team performs at home and the away team performs away, rather than just their overall record.
Head-to-head. Previous meetings between the two teams. Useful, but often a small sample.
Games like playoffs, finals, first legs, or knockout ties can be more cautious, so the model flags them.
Feature guide
The highest-confidence fixtures for today. Use this for a fast Over 1.5 shortlist.
Shows strong candidates where the market profile is cleaner. This is not a guarantee; it is a better area to investigate.
Groups selections by confidence so you can see whether Elite, Strong, Medium, and Low picks are behaving as expected.
Compares predicted confidence with actual results. This stops the model from sounding clever without proving itself.
Replays historical fixtures using only data that would have been known before the match. This is the evidence layer.
A place to save fixtures you want to keep an eye on before deciding whether to use them.
Groups games together and shows combined chance, fair odds, market odds, edge, league diversity, and correlation warnings.
Opens the model inputs behind a fixture, so you can see what pushed the confidence up or down.
Creates a clean daily report for top rated picks, risks, and accumulator groups.
Useful guides
A simple guide to the market, what counts as a successful outcome, and the data worth checking.
Understand fair odds, implied probability, price edge, and why likely does not always mean value.
Learn why backtesting, locked selections, calibration, and meaningful sample sizes matter.
How to use it sensibly
Responsible use
GoalsProof is a decision-support tool, not betting advice. It helps find likely and potentially mispriced Over 1.5 games, but football is noisy and every selection can lose.
Questions about GoalsProof? Email support@goalsproof.com.
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