The ten separate team games average 3.0 total goals; the current 2.25 line is a separate match-specific market. The attack-side counts are 9 and 9; the concession counts are 7 and 5. I weigh those two parts together rather than infer an unverified tempo. The recorded goal counts make Over 2.25 goals at 1.85 worth checking. The scoring record frames the total, but it cannot settle the match tempo. Price matters here: 1.85 corresponds to 54.1% before margin, and a shorter quote would need another look. The recorded goal counts do not establish match tempo or finishing quality. A slow opening can undo a goals-led read.