For the goals ticket, a full win at 1.95 returns 0.95 net units for one unit staked. Refunds and split stakes must be settled separately; a single hit-rate percentage would hide that distinction. The ten separate team games average 3.8 total goals; the current 2.5 line is a separate match-specific market. The recorded goal counts make Over 2.5 goals at 1.95 worth checking. The scoring record frames the total, but it cannot settle the match tempo. The attack-side counts are 13 and 13; the concession counts are 5 and 7. I weigh those two parts together rather than infer an unverified tempo. The recorded goal counts do not establish match tempo or finishing quality. The selection remains a decision about this exact line.