AFC Ajax arrive with four draws in their last six league matches and only one win in that stretch, so they are not carrying the sort of clean-sheet momentum that would make a BTTS bet feel risky. Even so, their home record is strong enough to keep them on the front foot, and a 28-11 goal split in league games at this ground points to chances at both ends rather than a controlled shutout.
FC Twente are also in decent scoring shape, with four wins from their last six league outings and goals in four of those six. Their away record is positive, too, with only two defeats on the road all season and 25 goals scored in 14 away league matches, which is a useful sign for anyone looking for Twente to contribute at least once.
The head-to-head record leans the same way: five of the last six meetings have gone over 2.5 goals, and five of the last six have also seen both teams score. Ajax have avoided defeat in the last four league meetings with Twente, but the more important point for this market is that Twente have not kept a clean sheet in seven straight meetings with Ajax.
There is a small tension with the projected scoreline, because a 2-1 home win would still need both sides to find the net and would not require a wide-open game. But with Ajax’s recent run of four draws in six, Twente’s consistent away scoring, and the strong H2H BTTS pattern, the safer read is that each side should get chances to score.
My prediction is Both Teams To Score at 1/2. Ajax have scored in three of their last four league games, Twente have scored in five of their last six, and the matchup has landed BTTS in five of the last six meetings. Twente’s away record also shows 25 goals scored, while Ajax’s home games have produced 39 goals for and against in 14 league matches, which fits a game where both attacks can land.